Saying "You are welcome" to whoever says "Thank you" is basic manners.
Chinese Translation (Traditional):向 向 xiàng 1. toward 2. direction 3. always, all along Here: toward [Show Details] |
道謝 道谢 dào xiè to express thanks [Show Details] |
的 的 de 1. of (possessive particle) 2. (adjectival ending) 3. (used at the end of a declarative sentence for emphasis) 4. (used to form a nominal expression) Here: (adjectival ending) [Show Details] |
人 人 rén people, person, human being [Show Details] |
說 说 shuō 1. to speak, to say 2. to explain, to tell 3. to reprimand, to tell off 4. theory, doctrine Here: to speak, to say [Show Details] |
不客氣 不客气 bú kè qì You are welcome!, Don't mention it! [Show Details] |
是 是 shì 1. yes 2. to be (is, are, am, was, were) 3. (formal) that 4. (old) this, this thing 5. (particle emphasizing the word following it) 6. (particle showing agreement) 7. true, correct Here: to be (is, are, am, was, were) [Show Details] |
基本 基本 jī běn basic, fundamental [Show Details] |
禮貌 礼貌 lǐ mào manners, courtesy [Show Details] |
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