Me and Locus buying a strawberry. At that time, I noticed how Locus asked the shopkeeper for the price of the box. He said “Duoshao?” which means “How much?” in Chinese. Then I repeated that word 10 times to practice and improve my speaking.

Charles taught me that the word “Hǎo de (好的)” has several meanings like “okay,” “sure,” and “got it.” He explained that it’s a polite and professional way to agree or confirm something, especially in conversations. He also told me it’s commonly used when responding to instructions or showing understanding.

I am trying to memorize counting from 1 to 10 this week

Ni Hao, wo shi Musab, wo lai zi bajisitan.
Hi, I'm Musab, I'm from Pakistan

Wo er shi wu sui le.
I'm 25 years old.

Wo xiang yao yi ge han bao.
I would like a humbuger.

Wo xiang yao yi bei shui.
I would like a cup of water.

xiang yao = would like / want /  prefer

Uff, Chinese is very difficult for me. Getting started is a bit hard, but I am fully motivated to learn. Today I learned some words, and I am sharing them with you in a screenshot. Typing them feels a bit difficult, but I can explain in English, like ‘Hello, I’m Musab,’ ‘Goodbye, Musab,’ and words like these.