'Tong xue men hao' (同学们好) literally means "People who learn with you, hello". But teachers can say it to their students as "Hello, students." As well as students can say it to their classmates as "Hello, classmates."
Ni Hao is Chinese for hello...is that what you wanted to know?
Ni Hao(你好)is mean hello in Chinese, When you hear that, that you should said Ni Hao too.
if you mean in Chinese then - how
The Chinese phrase 'Ni tai hao le' or 你太好了 translates to English as 'You are too good.'
Oh, dude, when someone says "tong xue men hao," they're just saying "hello, classmates" in Mandarin Chinese. So, like, you could totally respond with "ni hao" to keep the conversation going, or you could just nod and give them a little wave if you're feeling lazy. It's all good, man.
Actually, contrary to the previous poster. It does not mean no.Just the opposite, 'hao' means good/fine. "Ni hao" (Chinese greeting) means "You good/fine.""Ni hao, ma?" literally means "You good?"A possibly response would be hen hao, or "very good." Hen (very) Hao (good/fine).
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English: how are you? Chinese: 你好吗? pronunce like: ne hao ma
Ni-Hao means Hello.
No, "wo jiang hao" is not a Chinese word. In Chinese, "wo jiang hao" (我将好) would mean "I will be fine," but this is not a common phrase used in everyday conversation.
'Ni hao' or 你好 is Chinese for 'hi' or 'hello'.Ni hao is a Chinese greeting like hello. It literally means 'you good'. If you add ma at the end that turns Ni hao into a question: Ni hao ma?