Chinese Children's Song: 我的朋友在哪裡？

How to say I like in mandarin?

我喜歡

我都喜歡

我不喜歡

Chinese Children's Songs: 頭肩膝腳趾 Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes

Chinese Children's Songs: 頭肩膝腳趾 Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes

Chinese Numbers 1 -100

Chinese Numbers 1-100

Chinese Children's Rhymes - 星期歌 (Song of Week)

星期歌 (Song of Week)
星期一猴子穿新衣
星期二猴子肚子餓
星期三猴子去爬山
星期四猴子去考試
星期五猴子去跳舞
星期六猴子去溜狗
星期天猴子去聊天

Song of WeekTranslation Mandarin to English

星期一猴子穿新衣
The Monkey wears new clothes on Mondays.

星期二猴子肚子餓
The Monkey is hungry on Tuesdays.

星期三猴子去爬山
The Monkey goes hiking on Wednesdays.

星期四猴子去考試
The Monkey takes exams on Thursdays.

星期五猴子去跳舞
The Monkey goes to dancing on Fridays.

星期六猴子去溜狗
The Monkey walks its dog on Saturdays.

星期天猴子去聊天
The Monkey chats with its friends on Sundays.

Mid-Autumn Festival 中秋節

The legend of Houyi and Chang’e 中秋節傳說－后羿與嫦娥 Part I (In English)


The Legend of Houyi and Chang’e 中秋節傳說－后羿與嫦娥 Part II (In English)


Celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival (In Mandarin)

Chinese Vocabulary - Days in a Week 星期 and Month 月份

Days in a Week 星期 and Month 月份
The modern Chinese names for the days of the week are based on a simple numerical sequence. The word for 'week' is followed by a number indicating the day: 'Monday' is literally 'week one', 'Tuesday' is 'week two', etc. The exception is Sunday, where 天 tiān or 日 rì, both meaning 'day', are used instead of a number (日 rì is somewhat more formal than 天 tiān).
From http://www.cjvlang.com/Dow/dowchin.html

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