Asking For Recommendations in Mandarin l 購物、點餐時的推薦詢問

Hello guys, this is Peggy. I know it's. been a while. Let's learn how you ask. for people's recommendation today. This. is the question that you can use when. you go shopping and ordering food. So, I'm going to give you the examples for. both situations. So, when you want to. ask people, "What would you recommend?". you can ask, "Ni hui tui jian shen me?". or "Which would you recommend?" "Ni hui. tui jian na yi ge?" Ni means you. The. word hui can means both will and can. when we talked about the ability. we use.

hui to talked about the ability, for. example, if I want to say I can swim, I. can say, "Wo hui you yong." You yong. means swim. Or to say I can drive, I. would say, "Wo hui kai che." Tui jian. means recommend. Shen me means what. Na. yi ge means which. So, if you want to. ask someone, "Which is your favorite?". you can say, "Na yi ge shi ni zui xi. huan de?" Zui is what we put before an. adjective or verb to form superlative.

But, I don't want to confuse you here, so I'll make another video to talk about. how we form comparative and superlative. superlative, yeah. So, let's say when. I'm ordering food and I want to tell the. server, "I feel like seafood today, what. would you recommend?" you can ask, "Wo. jin tian xiang chi hai xian, ni hui tui. jian shen me?" Jin tian means today. Xiang means want. Chi means eat. Hai. xian is seafood. Or when you feel like. something spicy and you want to know the. recommendation, you can ask, "Wo xiang.

chi la de, ni you shen me tui jian de. ma?" La means spicy. And if you go shop. for camera and you want to know which. one's good for landscape photography, you can ask, "Wo yao pai feng jing, ni. hui tui jian na yi ge xiang ji?" Yao. means going to. So, wo yao pai feng. jing, I'm going to take photos of. landscape. Xiang ji means camera. And if. you're getting jogging shoes and you. want to know which are recommended for. running on the treadmill, you can ask, "Ru guo zhi shi pao pao bu ji, ni hui.

tui jian na yi shuang man pao xie?" And. it's actually fine if you didn't mention. man pao xie. You can also just ask, "Ni. hui tui jian na yi shuang?" Man pao xie. means jogging shoes. Zhi shi means just. And here we have two pao. The first pao. is the verb, which means run. The second. pao is together with pao bu ji. Pao bu. ji is treadmill. So, if you translate it.

directly, it is running machine. And. here we don't say na yi ge, but na yi. shuang. Shuang is the unit that we use. when we talked about certain object that. come into pair. But, um be careful with. this one because it's not for every. object that come into pair. So, the most. common one would be shoes, um of course. high heels, boots, um gloves, and also. chopsticks. So, a pair of shoes, yi. shuang xie zi. A pair of high heels, yi.

shuang gao gen xie. Did I mention socks? We would also use. shuang for socks. So, a pair of socks, yi shuang wa zi. A pair of gloves, yi. shuang shou tao. You can also say yi fu. shou tao. A pair of chopsticks, yi. shuang kuai zi. So, that's it for today.