It means I Love You in Chinese
Wai Wai Nui Mean
"Hi" in Chinese is commonly translated as 你好 (nǐ hǎo). It is a simple greeting to say hello when meeting someone.
"Wo ye shi wai guo ren" means "I am also a foreigner" in Chinese. The addition of "too" at the end doesn't have a specific meaning in Chinese and may have been added for emphasis or clarification in English.
I believe the most accurate Chinese term for "hi" is 嗨. That is because the pinyi for 嗨 is hai, which is pronounced "hi" in Chinese.
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Ko wai tōu ingoa? = "What is my name?"
Hi in Chinese is ni hao of 你 好 which is pronounced nee how.
It is hello (for telephone only). But it is spelled wèi in pinyin (rather than wai), and in simplified Chinese is 喂. like MOSHIMOSHI もしもし/モシモシ said by a Japanese The pinyin 拼音 is wei(2) for 喂? as in Hello? over the phone, wei(4) is meant for 喂! as in calling out to someone, or shouting at somebody (usually in indignation). 'Wai' is the Cantonese reading of the same Chinese character. However, both moshi moshi and wei is only used for answering the phone, not in face to face conversation.
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To say "hi" in Chinese, you can say "你好" (pronounced "nǐ hǎo").
HI in chinese is 你好
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