Its read as 'mei kwan xi' and in simplified chinese, it looks like this: '没关系'
In Mandarin, you can say "不客气" (bú kèqì) to mean "you're welcome."
You can say "不客气" (bú kèqì) in Mandarin to mean "you're welcome".
Welcome in Mandarin is spelled "欢迎" (huānyíng).
中国欢迎你 ZhongGuo HuanYing ni welcome to American = 美国欢迎你(MeiGuo HuanYing ni )
"Ni hao" is spelled as 你好 in Mandarin, which means "hello." Welcome in Mandarin is 欢迎 (huānyíng).
In Mandarin, you can say "不客气" (bú kèqì) to mean "you're welcome."
You can say "不客气" (bú kèqì) in Mandarin to mean "you're welcome".
We say welcome to London "欢迎来到伦敦(huan ying lai dao lun dun)" in mandarin.
Welcome in Mandarin is spelled "欢迎" (huānyíng).
中国欢迎你 ZhongGuo HuanYing ni welcome to American = 美国欢迎你(MeiGuo HuanYing ni )
"Ni hao" is spelled as 你好 in Mandarin, which means "hello." Welcome in Mandarin is 欢迎 (huānyíng).
In Singapore, the term "welcome" can be expressed in a few different languages due to its diverse population. In English, you would say "welcome." In Mandarin Chinese, you would say "欢迎" (huān yíng). In Malay, you would say "selamat datang." And in Tamil, you would say "வரவேற்கின்றேன்" (varavēṟkiṉṟēṉ).
To say "push" in Mandarin, you would say "推 (tuī)".
欢迎 到 RBWI huanying dao rbwi welcome to rbwi
"bu keqi" 不客气
You can say "I am" in Mandarin as "我是 (wǒ shì)."
欢迎来到xxx(a place)