How to Say "I Love You" in Mandarin Chinese | Chinese People Don't Say I love you !!! LOL

The video explores how love and affection are expressed in Chinese culture, highlighting the rarity of using 'I love you' due to cultural reservations. Instead, alternative phrases like 'I like you' are commonly used. The video also discusses how 'I like' is applied in different contexts, such as hobbies or joking with friends.

Why is the phrase 'I love you' not commonly used in Chinese culture?

• It is seen as a very strong expression.

• It is not understood by many people.

• It is considered too casual.

• It is difficult to pronounce.

What is a common alternative to saying 'I love you' in Chinese culture?

• 'I miss you'

• 'I like you'

• 'I need you'

• 'I adore you'

What does the phrase 'Woman Saeed Shiva' imply in Chinese culture?

• A desire to be friends

• A request for help

• A suggestion to enter a relationship

• A wish to travel together

In what context might the word 'love' be used jokingly in Chinese culture?

• When receiving a gift

• During a formal meeting

• In a business transaction

• While studying

How is the word 'love' used in relation to hobbies in Chinese culture?

• It is used to express strong passion.

• It is considered inappropriate.

• It is avoided completely.

• It is only used in professional settings.