"I don't understand what you are saying" in Traditional Chinese is 我聽不懂. In Simplified Chinese, this is 我听不懂. This is pronounced "wo3 ting1bu4dong3" in Hanyu Pinyin and 'Woo ting.budoong" in Gwoyeu Romatzyh. Literally, it means "I listen, but can't understand" but is the best translation for "I can't understand what you're saying"
"Do you understand what I'm saying?" In Traditional Chinese is "你懂我說的話嗎?" In Simplified Chinese, this is "你懂我说的话吗?" This is pronounced "Ni3 dong3 wo3 shuo1 de hua4 ma" in Hanyu Pinyin and "Nii doong woo shuo.de huah .ma?" in Gwoyeu Romatzyh. Here's a breakdown: 你 - you 懂 - understand 我 - I 說的話 - things that have been said 嗎 - indicates that this sentence is a question, not a statement
In Chinese, "I don't understand" is 我不明白 (wǒ bù míngbái).
You can say "我明白" (wǒ míngbái) in Chinese to convey "I understand."
The Chinese saying "sang lang" (桑榔) means "mulberry and betel nut." This phrase is often used to describe an incompatible or mismatched couple.
Comprehend, grasp, or perceive.
我明白 [wo3 ming2 bai] or 我懂 [wo3 dong3] Both would work normally for saying I understand.
You have to understand the Chinese proverb first before you can get an answer. Chinese proverbs are almost like idioms, and unless you understand the meaning of them, you cannot deduce an answer from them.
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It can lead to not being able to understand anything they talk about. For example, if I was on the phone with a Chinese person who could speak English just not with our accent, then this could affect the communication I have with that person. It could also affect him/her to not understand what I am saying.
Chinese people are Chinese because they have lived and derived from China. That is similar to saying "Why are American people American?".
the person don't understand what you are saying
zai4jian4.
you have to train them
I guess you are saying Yunnan Baiyao?
"Do you understand what I'm saying?" In Traditional Chinese is "你懂我說的話嗎?" In Simplified Chinese, this is "你懂我说的话吗?" This is pronounced "Ni3 dong3 wo3 shuo1 de hua4 ma" in Hanyu Pinyin and "Nii doong woo shuo.de huah .ma?" in Gwoyeu Romatzyh. Here's a breakdown: 你 - you 懂 - understand 我 - I 說的話 - things that have been said 嗎 - indicates that this sentence is a question, not a statement
to be able to understand Chinese English
Chinese people say hello by saying ni hao.