Examples of using "Chino" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you Chinese?
- She speaks Chinese.
- He speaks Chinese.
Do you speak Chinese?
She speaks Chinese.
He's Chinese.
- He studies Chinese.
- He's learning Chinese.
- He's studying Chinese.
- Mary understands Chinese.
- Mary understands Mandarin.
- Mary understands Standard Chinese.
Are you Chinese?
He studies Chinese.
Are you Chinese?
I teach Chinese.
I am Chinese.
- We study Chinese.
- We're learning Chinese.
- We're studying Chinese.
I write Chinese.
- We're learning Chinese.
- We're studying Chinese.
He is Chinese?
She speaks Chinese.
Do you speak Chinese?
It is Chinese.
- It's all Greek to me.
- It is all Greek to me.
Can you speak Chinese?
Because I speak Chinese.
I can speak Chinese.
He speaks Chinese fluently.
Chinese market.
He studies Chinese.
Are you Chinese?
He's Chinese.
Because I speak Chinese.
I can speak Chinese.
I don't speak Chinese.
- I am learning Chinese.
- I'm learning Chinese.
- I'm learning Mandarin.
Do you speak Chinese well?
She reads Chinese.
She writes Chinese.
- It's all Greek to me.
- It's Greek to me.
Do you understand Chinese?
He speaks Chinese.
He's studying Chinese.
Do you speak Chinese?
Santa Claus is Chinese.
Are you Chinese or Japanese?
I can't write in Chinese.
Kate can hardly speak Chinese.
(THE GREAT CHINESE MARKET)
(THE GREAT CHINESE MARKET)
The reason is because I can speak Chinese.
I must be speaking Chinese!
- It's all Greek to me.
- It is all Greek to me.
It's Greek to me.
He is fluent in Chinese.
Are you Chinese or Japanese?
I study Chinese and Spanish.
She bought a Chinese fan.
Are you Chinese, sir?
Do you study Mandarin there?
I studied Chinese in Beijing.
Liu Xiaobo is Chinese.