Ordering a coffee: The style of coffee, such as espresso, latte, cappuccino, Americano, mocha, etc.

💬 Basic pronoun used to address someone directly.

🇨🇳 In Chinese, using [你] is casual; for formal settings, use [您] (neen).

💬 Often used to mean 'good', but also as part of greetings.

🇨🇳 Combining [好] (how) with [你] forms a casual hello.

💬 A standard way to greet someone with [你] meaning 'you' and [好] meaning 'good'.

🇨🇳 A versatile greeting useful in most social situations.

💬 Forms part of 'to need' or [需要].

🇨🇳 Often used in transactional settings like ordering food or drinks.

💬 Expresses desire for something, as in wanting or needing.

🇨🇳 In casual speech, 'want' can imply both need and desire.

💬 Combines [需] and [要] for a stronger expression of necessity.

🇨🇳 Polite term in requests or when seeking services.

💬 Interrogative term used for questions.

🇨🇳 Essential for asking questions and making inquiries.

💬 Can mean 'can/may', often part of [可以].

🇨🇳 Grants permission or ability, common in polite exchanges.

💬 Works with [可] to form [可以], meaning 'can'.

🇨🇳 Used in forming potential or permissive statements.