nín
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How to write (nín) in Chinese

(pinyin: nín, written "nin" or "nin") means you (polite/formal). Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • you (polite/formal)

Stroke order

Examples

您好,鹅湖宾馆。
nín hǎo, é hú bīn guǎn.
Hello, Goose Lake Hotel.
好吧,谢谢您。麻烦了。
hǎo ba, xiè xie nín. má fan le.
Alright, thank you. Sorry for the trouble.
您好,几位?锅底要什么?
nín hǎo, jǐ wèi? guō dǐ yào shén me?
Hello, how many people? What soup base?
您拿着车票去三号窗口改签,免费的。
nín ná zhe chē piào qù sān hào chuāng kǒu gǎi qiān, miǎn fèi de.
Take your ticket to window three to change it. It's free.
Learn in Lesson 1: You, politely

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