Oscar Brenton

Guide on How to Say “Maybe” in Chinese

By Oscar Brenton / November 15, 2017

In Chinese, expressing uncertainty or the notion of “maybe” is crucial in many conversational situations. Whether you’re speaking formally or […]

By Oscar Brenton / November 1, 2017

When it comes to expressing the delightful taste of something in Chinese, the equivalent word for “yum” is “好吃” (hǎo

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