CNY - Don’t say 新年快乐xīn nián kuài lè (Happy New Year)
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- Опубликовано: 19 янв 2023
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I think it’s totally fine to say 新年快乐。😅A Chinese person in a Chinese shop literally just said that to me a few hours ago…
I don't know how I ended up here, I am not planning to learn chinese, but still liked the video! good content :)
其实《新年快乐》也行，要咋样祝福就咋样祝福
Yeah this is some BS because me and my Chinese friends literally said 新年快乐 2 days ago. There is even a rabbit sticker in wechat that says 新年快乐，like the tiger one from last year.
It’s a very normal greeting for cny in singapore too.
Either 新年快乐 or 恭喜发财
In Taiwan people say xin nian kuai le a lot during Chinese New Year...
可能是一個中國跟台灣的差別，但是在台北我最近經常聽到「新年快樂」
春节快乐 ：）
Actually as an Chinese native speaker,I say新年快乐more frequently,新年快乐is the sentence my mom says
@@jiayun-8074 Thanks for that! well it might be something regional too..
As a learner I just hope not to embarass myself too much ;)
You are the most entertaining teacher. I ❤️ your videos. 新年好, 过年好, Xīnnián hǎo, guònián hǎo, Happy New Year! My Chinese New Year resolution is to learn Mandarin.
I was happy with myself that I remembered to say 兔年快乐 this year, next year I'll try to say 新年好 😁
I am in Taiwan rn and everyone says 新年快樂 (not just to me, to people within earshot as well, Taiwanese people), I have actually never heard anyone use these here! Maybe it's a regional difference!
Are you sure? Other sources say that Chinese people say 元旦快乐 for the Western New Year because they reserve 新年快乐 for Chinese New Year.
Noooooo 😱
I personally think 新年快乐 is for both but 元旦快乐 is for the western new year.
Yes this is what I got too
I'm happy I actually got to use this with a friend!
It doesn't matter.We say them all.But 2 later are more spoken and not too formal in daily situations.
兔年吉祥！
Thanks so much. I was actually planning to say xin nian kuai Le to my Chinese colleagues 🤣
I've learned some japanese among these years, and I found this amazing channel, I'm really impressed to see how sino-japanese words are mutually intelligible like 新年
新年快乐
新年明けましておめでとう
谢谢老师❤❤
新年好！
Me watching it after sending 新年快乐 to my Chinese friends: 🤡🤡🤡
Writing is fine!
🤣I do not know why I am laughing 🤣
Happy new year
元旦快乐 is for new year not chinese calendar, but 新年快乐 also okay... 😬
So do I say 新年好 to my 外卖 driver when he drops off my food? I'm trying to be polite, and now I think I understand why they chuckle when I say 新年快乐
恭喜发财 Shuo！🍊🍊🍊
新年好，恭喜发财
But I see most of my Chinese WeChat contact doing it. So is it only different in a direct conversation?
My sample size would be 30-40 people across 8 years. They mostly use 新年快乐.
对对 我也看过好几次啊
Are they directly talking to you/ writing in their wechat moments? If we greet each other in real life during the new year 拜年(bàinián) we usually say 过年好/新年好
@@ShuoshuoChinese Both. In messages to me I could explain it that they want to send me simpler messages, because my Chinese level is not so high, but I have also seen it in Moments frequently. Not as the only way. I have definitely seen at least 3 different variations, including 新年快乐 and using the new year's animal.
Yeah, that’s my point
It’s ok to write 新年快乐in text, but in conversations (like we speak) we would say 过年好
@@ShuoshuoChinese Thanks. Yes, that totally makes sense. I haven't been to China during New Year, so it has only been texts for me.
恭喜发财!
ngl the fuwuyuan said xnkl to me so i don't rly think it's that much of an issue. in sg we say gong xi fa cai
Well at least in overseas Chinese communities I have only heard 新年快乐 (sing ni kuai lak/sum nim phai lok/xin nian kuai le) never xin nian hao/sing ni hoah for lunar new year.
So 新年快乐is perfectly acceptable, at least in overseas Chinese communities.
Note: gongxi facai (gong hei fat choy in Cantonese) is always good, i guess everybody like to be rich.
Is this a click bait? This is absolutely not true. My teacher said it's the same, he uses both, and i have a chinese friend that wished me 新年快乐 before i even asked her about this thing.
Looks like the same thing of "你好吗"。 some say chinese people don't use that. But china is very big, and every region is different. You should delete this video, it confuses students
I agree
Sun Yut Fie Loc - Cantonese phrase 😊
过年好 老师！
when does new year start😮
过年好
Great tip, thanks teacher! When I lived in China I pretty exclusively heard the holiday being called 春节, does anyone say 春节快乐? Or is that weird?
Yes people do write:新春快乐 often
@@ShuoshuoChinese Thanks for your reply! How interesting, is it a more formal expression then, since it's written rather than spoken?
Xin nian hao
新政如意新年发财。
This is absolutely not true. I hear Chinese people use that phrase for both Western and Chinese new year all the time, just as often as 過年好 and 新年好.
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Xin Nien Hao!
As a Chinese, actually 新年好 sounds very unnatural to me, so should I ask you don't say that in Lunar New Year?
Do you teach?
一月一号不是元旦吗
对呀，元旦你可以说新年快乐
新年好？More Like 我不好
新年快乐乐乐乐乐！😛😛😛😛😎