English: How are you?
Chinese: Ne Hao


English: You
Chinese:Ne


English: Good
Chinese:Hau

English:I, Me
Chinese:Woh

Madarin



Chinese Cantonese

English:To eat
Chinese: sic

English: Rice
Chinese: fahn

English: Eat a meal
Chinese: sic fahn
Literally: eat rice

English: I am eating
Chinese: ngoh sic-gun fahn
Literally: I eating rice

English: I would like to eat (a meal)
Chinese: ngoh seung sic fahn
Literally: I would like to eat

English: I would like to eat something (e.g. a snack)
Chinese: ngoh seung sic yeh
Literally: I would like to eat something

English: Would you like to eat a meal?
Chinese: nay seung hm seung sic fahn ah
Literally: you want-not-want to eat rice +?

English: Would you like to have a snack?
Chinese: nay seung hm sueng sic yut-dee yeh ah
Literally: you want-not-want to eat a little something +?

English: Where do you want to go to eat?
Chinese: nay seung houe been doh sic ah
Literally: you want to go where to eat +?

English: I would like to eat here
Chinese: ngoh seung hie nee doh sic
Literally: I would like located here to eat

English: Would you like to eat at my place?
Chinese: nay seung hm seung hie ngoh doh sic ah
Literally: you want-not-want located my place to eat +?

English: Chinese restaurant
Chinese: dzau lau
Literally: wine building

English: I would like to go to a restaurant to eat
Chinese: ngoh seung houe dzau-lau sic
Literally: (same)

English: Where is the restaurant?
Chinese: dzau-lau hie been doh ah
Literally: restaurant located where +?

English: To wash
Chinese: sie

English: Face
Chinese: meen

English: I would like to wash my face
Chinese: ngoh seung sie-meen
Literally: I would like to wash face

English: Hands
Chinese: sau

English: I would like to wash my hands
Chinese: ngoh seung sie sau
Literally: I would like to wash hands

English: Restroom
Chinese: sie sau gahn
Literally: wash hands area

English: Where is the restroom?
Chinese: sie-sau-gahn hie been doh ah
Literally: restroom located where

English: Excuse me, where is the restroom?
Chinese: tzayng mun, sie-sau-gahn hie been-doh ah
Literally: may I ask, restroom located where +?

English: Do you want to go to the restroom?
Chinese: nay seung-hm-seung houe sie-sau-gahn ah
Literally: you want-not-want to go to restroom +?

English: Toilets
Chinese: tchee soh

English: Where are the toilets?
Chinese: tchee soh hie been doh ah
Literally: toilets located where +?

English: This
Chinese: nee

English: This car
Chinese: nee gah tchay
Literally: (same)

English: That
Chinese: goh

English: That car
Chinese: goh gah tchay
Literally: (same)

English: That person
Chinese: goh goh yan
Literally: (same)

English: To like / to be fond of
Chinese: johng-yee

English: I like this car
Chinese: ngoh johng-yee nee gah tchay
Literally: (same)

English: I like you
Chinese: ngoh johng-yee nay
Literally: (same)

English: I like China
Chinese: ngoh johng-yee johng-gwohk
Literally: (same)

English: I like this place
Chinese: ngoh johng-yee nee doh
Literally: (same)

English: Do you like it?
Chinese: nay johng-hm-johng yee ah
Literally: you like / not like as +?

English: Do you like this place?
Chinese: nay johng-hm-johng yee nee doh ah
Literally: you like/don't like this place +?

English: Do you like Hong Kong?
Chinese: nay johng-hm-johng yee heung-gahng ah
Literally: you like/don't like Hong Kong +?

English: Yes (affirmative answer)
Chinese: johng-yee
Literally: like

English: No
Chinese: hm johng-yee
Literally: not like

English: Do you like that car?
Chinese: nay johng-hm-johng yee goh gah tchay ah
Literally: you like-not-like that car +?

English: Which
Chinese: been

English: Which car
Chinese: been gah tchay
Literally: (same)

English: Who
Chinese: been goh yan
Literally: which person

English: Who do you like?
Chinese: nay johng-yee been goh yan ah
Literally: you like which person +?

English: To cook
Chinese: djew

English: I like to cook
Chinese: ngoh johng-yee djew fahn
Literally: I like to cook rice

English: I'm cooking
Chinese: ngoh djew-gun fahn
Literally: (same)

English: What are you cooking?
Chinese: nay djew-gun mut-yeh ah
Literally: you cooking what +?

English: I like it very much (e.g. to compliment food)
Chinese: ngoh hoh johng-yee
Literally: I very much like

English: I don't like it very much
Chinese: ngoh hm hie hoh johng-yee
Literally: I not is very much like

English: Day
Chinese: yut

English: One day
Chinese: yut yut
Literally: (same)

English: Week
Chinese: sing-kay

English: One week
Chinese: yut goh sing-kay
Literally: (same)

English: This week
Chinese: nee goh sing-kay
Literally: (same)

English: Next
Chinese: hah

English: Next week
Chinese: hah goh sing-kay
Literally: (same)

English: Monday
Chinese: sing-kay yut
Literally: week one

English: Tuesday
Chinese: sing-kay yee
Literally: week two

English: Wednesday
Chinese: sing-kay sahm
Literally: week three

English: Thursday
Chinese: sing-kay say
Literally: week four

English: Friday
Chinese: sing-kay hm
Literally: week five

English: Saturday
Chinese: sing-kay lohk
Literally: week six

English: Sunday (exception to the pattern)
Chinese: sing-kay yut
Literally: week day

English: Month
Chinese: yeut
Literally: moon

English: This month
Chinese: nee goh yeut
Literally: this moon

English: This month I'm going to Hong Kong
Chinese: ngoh nee goh yeut houe heung-gahng
Literally: I this month going to Hong Kong

English: Next month
Chinese: hah goh yeut
Literally: next moon

English: January
Chinese: yut yeut
Literally: one month

English: June
Chinese: lohk yeut
Literally: six month

English: July
Chinese: tut yeut
Literally: seven month

English: September
Chinese: gau yeut
Literally: nine month

English: October
Chinese: sup yeut
Literally: ten month

English: Number
Chinese: hoh

English: It's June 9th
Chinese: lohk yeut gau hoh
Literally: six month, nine number

English: 11
Chinese: sup yut
Literally: ten, one

English: 12
Chinese: sup yee
Literally: ten, two

English: 13
Chinese: sup sahm
Literally: ten, three

English: 14
Chinese: sup say
Literally: ten, four

English: November
Chinese: sup yut yeut
Literally: eleven month

English: December
Chinese: sup yee yew
Literally: twelve month

English: I'm going to China in June
Chinese: ngoh lohk yeut houe johng-gwohk
Literally: I June going to China

English: I'm going to America in February
Chinese: ngoh yee-yoot houe may-gwohk
Literally: I February going to America

English: Really?
Chinese: tzun hie

English: Really!
Chinese: tzun hie

English: I'm really going to China
Chinese: ngoh tzun hie houe johng-gwohk
Literally: I really going to china
English: To have
Chinese: yau

English: I have a car
Chinese: ngoh yau gah tchay
Literally: (same)

Hope You learn SOMETHING!