😅 我吃了面包,和喝了牛奶?Wait… That’s Wrong?!

😅 我吃了面包,和喝了牛奶?Wait… That’s Wrong?!

Said “我吃了面包,和喝了牛奶”?Sounds natural in English, but it’s a typical Chinese mistake! Learn how to connect actions correctly using 也 or 还, with examples and fun practice.

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😅 三个人们?Wait… That’s Wrong?!

😅 三个人们?Wait… That’s Wrong?!

Ever said “三个人们 (sān ge rénmen)” to mean “three people”? It sounds okay in English, but it’s actually a common Chinese mistake! Learn when to use 人 vs. 人们 with clear rules, examples, and fun practice.

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😅 我今天二点上课?Nope! Say 两点 – Here’s Why

😅 我今天二点上课?Nope! Say 两点 – Here’s Why

Many learners say “二点” when talking about time—but that’s not correct! Learn why it should be “两点” and why “十二点” is fine.

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😅 我起床八点 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

😅 我起床八点 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

Do you say “我起床八点”? That sounds okay in English, but it’s wrong in Chinese! Learn where to place time words like 八点 in your sentences.

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😅 他是高 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

😅 他是高 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

Do you say "他是高"? It's a common mistake! Learn why you shouldn't use 是 (shì) before adjectives in Chinese, and how to say it right.

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😅 我想一个苹果。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

😅 我想一个苹果。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

Do you say "我想一个苹果"? It's a common mistake! Learn the difference between 想 (xiǎng) and 想要 (xiǎngyào) to avoid this error.

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😅 我有二个哥哥。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

😅 我有二个哥哥。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

Do you say "我有二个哥哥"? Many learners do—but it's wrong! Learn when to use 二 (èr) and when to use 两 (liǎng) in Chinese.

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😅 我见面了一个朋友。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

😅 我见面了一个朋友。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

Do you say "我见面了一个朋友"? It's a common mistake! Learn how to correctly use the separable verb 见面 (jiànmiàn) in Chinese.

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😅 昨天我没去公园了。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

😅 昨天我没去公园了。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

Learn why “没” and “了” don’t go together, and how to talk about things that didn’t happen — the right way.

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😅 昨天我不去公园。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

😅 昨天我不去公园。 Wait… That’s Wrong?!

Think "昨天我不去公园" is okay? Not quite! Discover why this common mistake happens and how to fix it with one simple rule about 不 and 没.

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