How to Speak Chinese - I want to Pay for the Bill

Hello. Welcome to Chinese Learn Chinese lessons. My name is Lang and today, I would like to teach you one sentence in Chinese and that is “I want to pay.” So this is the sentence. In terms of if you want to pay for your meal or pay for your friends in the restaurant, so I want to pay in Chinese wo yao mai dan. So this has been a request on YouTube and I recommend everybody to send me a request on YouTube for the words if you want to speak in Chinese. So wo yao mai dan. Let’s have a look at the writing, the reading the pronunciation of this sentence. Wo yao mai dan. So the first character wo means I and the second character yao means want. The third character mai means buy and the fourth character dan means bill. So wo yao mai dan, I want buy bill. Or in English, I want to pay for the bill. That’s fantastic. Would you like to grab a piece of paper and a pen and we’ll go through the writing, the pronunciations and the reading of each Chinese characters. Okay so let’s have a look at the first character which is wo. As you see there, it’s more likely a left and right structured character. So let’s have a look at the demonstration of the writing of this character. [Demonstration] The second character is yao. So yao is an up and down structured character. So you can see that from our demonstration. [Demonstration] The third character is mai which means buy or pay. So mai is more likely an up and down structured character and you can see that from our demonstration. [Demonstration] Okay. Now it comes to the last character of this sentence, dan. So dan is more likely an up and down structured character. So you can see that from the demonstration for the writing. [Demonstration] So let’s repeat the sentence three times. Wo yao mai dan. Okay. That’s fantastic. So that’s the lesson for you today. Wo yao mai dan. So until next time, please feel free to subscribe to my channel and rate this video. So currently, I’m working hard to provide a basic Chinese course for pronunciations, writing Chinese characters and grammar. So it’s going to be a huge task for me and I’m expecting to take some time. So I can’t wait to see you guys in my course and hope that everything I teach is going to be practical and useful for you for everyday Chinese conversations. So until next time [Foreign Language]