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#4 你是谁?(nǐ shì shéi?) | Introduce Yourself + 也 + Verb | Learn Chinese Online | HSK1 Masterclass

· 9:27 · S2 E4

Episode #4 你是谁?(nǐ shì shéi?) | Introduce Yourself + 也 + Verb | Learn Chinese Online | HSK1 Masterclass

0:00 9:27

In this episode, we learn how to ask and answer the question 你是谁? (Nǐ shì shéi?), which means “Who are you?” in Chinese. This is one of the most important phrases for beginners to introduce themselves and start conversations.

We also explore the grammar point 也 (yě), which means “also” or “too.” With 也, you can express similarity and connect with others in your conversations. For example, “I am a teacher too” or “I also like Chinese.”

What You’ll Learn in This Episode: ✅ How to ask 你是谁? (Who are you?) ✅ How to answer with 我是… (I am …) ✅ How to use 也 (yě) to say “also” or “too” ✅ Practical examples for introductions and connections in daily life ✅ Tips for sounding more natural in your first Chinese conversations.

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