Ni Hao Edit Meaning

1.

chinese for hi or hello. if you add 'ma' to the end, it means how are you doing today?

ME: ni hao ma?

You: Wo hun hao(im great in chinese)

2.

ni hao (second tone first tone when used together) means 'Hello' in mandarin chinese. When the question word 'ma' (no tone) is added at the end of it, it simply means "How are you?" The literal meaning of ni hao is 'you good'. Putting something before the word good makes it hello to that paticular person or group of people. ni is simply 'you', so you would that that to only one person. With the 'ma', the literal translation is 'you good?'

yue lan: ni hao!

xiao yun: ni hao ma?

yue lan: hao. ni ne?

See ni hao, hello, chinese, mandarin, words

3.

"Ni hao" has become a phrase to say derrogatorily to "chinese gold farmers" (a player whose sole purpose is to collect in-game currency to sell to other players for real-world money) in MMO games such as World of Warcraft or Everquest. Usually used snidely or snarkily.

Loveamericahappy whispers: "You give me ten stack good water kk?"

You whisper: "Ni hao!"

See ni hao, gold farmer, mmo

4.

Hello in Chinese. Most commonly used by non-Chinese people to show off the only chinese phrase they know to a Chinese they just met, who can speak fluent English ironically.

"Hey I have learnt some Chinese from another Chinese friend...ni hao."

"Oh, wow. That's great. I wish I know how to say hello in your language."

See chinese, hello, irony, language, stupidity

5.

hello in chinese language.

Ni hao Song-Su!

Peter- Ni hao Sen-Yuan.

See china, greeting, language, sucks