How to Say "I Miss You" | Quick Chinese Lesson | ChinesePod

Learn basic and useful everyday Chinese words and characters with the "How To Say" Series by ChinesePod!
Key Vocabulary:
我想你 (wǒ xiǎng nǐ) - I miss you.
亲爱的我想你 (qīn'ài de wǒ xiǎng nǐ) - Darling, I miss you.
宝贝我想你 (bǎobèi wǒ xiǎng nǐ) - Baby, I miss you.
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[@reshyn]

I used these with my chinese girlfriend and she loved :) Thank you!

[@graceli100]

Fun video! The series of useful vocabulary is very helpful.

[@ChinesePodTV]

谢谢你！

[@lulumai123]

This helps me a lot! Love it!

[@atiffromchinespodteam]

i am happy that our videos are helping you.

[@Emma-oq4ku]

It is an Interesting lesson, i like it very much

[@jmoz]

You could say anything and I’d listen.

[@nisharathore751]

Excellent 👍🏻

[@jimanHK]

very beautiful teacher

[@atiffromchinespodteam]

thanks it really awesome to see you

[@sonnya123]

is it just me or is this lady simply stunning 🙂

[@mickadatwist1620]

It's just you

[@cosmindanieldavid6135]

Thank you!

[@MandarinMonkey]

Along with wo ai ni, wo xiang ni is super important. Great short video. :)

[@nicoleraheem1195]

I'm glad her voice is soulful like mine. I be having to be this cutesy character to mimic these girls and I hate it 😂 I need this lady to teach all the vocab of hsk1-4. Help me

[@nongdoula3143]

Jie jie, xie xie ni 😇

[@GodKerry]

Where could I find more expressions for lovers?

[@ChinesePodTV]

You may check out our Valentines Playlist for more relationship based videos th-cam.com/video/UWTxCpLMpxM/w-d-xo.html.
Thanks for watching!

[@郑桂珠-s2d]

what's the difference between "亲爱的，我想你了" and "亲爱的，我想你"？Do you think the first expression is softer than the second one? Thanks

[@jiayichen1709]

Can I miss you and I think of you be both translated as 我想你?

[@CorekBleedingHollow]

She is a fine lady. Love dark Asian hair

[@2004emilypar]

I get confuse a lot because xiang also means "Want" so...can it also mean "I want you"?

[@juliec5009]

Siǎng Chihfàn and Siǎng Ni.
I’m not sure what’s different between these 2 Siǎng.

[@mauromartinez1375]

What about 我想念你？nice lesson, I love using 亲爱的/心爱的。

[@ChinesePodTV]

Thank you very much for your feedback. Enjoy learning!

[@opicasunka2033]

ChinesePod can you make a vid about 则 .

[@kawaiipanda8892]

@@opicasunka2033 yess

[@cclemon38]

Can you explain how to use "I love you"?

[@ChinesePodTV]

Hi meow2x, Here's a full playlist of videos talking all about Love in our Valentines Series: th-cam.com/video/UWTxCpLMpxM/w-d-xo.html

[@sophies2756]

This is a good way to remember the Chinese character. Except 想， how about 爱， I couldnt find a good way to remember it?

[@CallMrChris]

爱 can be explained this way: first part 爪 is like one piece of cloud is raning, or you can imagine it as a claw, lowest part is 友，means your friend, its upper part is 冖，this can be a roof or un umbrella or a shield, whole character combined can be explained as you are providing a roof shield for your friend over the rain or claw. If you want know more about Chinese and import from China, check www.octagonchem.com

[@gavinwright7300]

Is this mainly for missing people? Like can I say 我想美国。or 我想美国食物。or does that change the meaning?

[@CallMrChris]

can you split 思 or 念 and explain it the way as 想？

[@CallMrChris]

@Rebecca from ChinesePod Team good explanation, 思 can mean miss someone, one's heart is always looking out for someone, expecting someone comes by. what about 念？you are on my heart everyday?

[@musicforthesoul-relax3517]

What is the difference between 我想你 and 我想你了？

[@jeanbiroute]

how can someone be so beautiful

[@panduhario3221]

她很漂亮 "ta hen piao liang"

[@kybjaranson4359]

I’ve recently been wanting to get a tattoo for a deceased family member, but I don’t trust translating websites because when I switch them it isn’t what I had actually typed, how would I write “missing you” in Chinese? I can only find “miss you” and I’m also curious if that is just the same word or lettering, I’m not at all familiar with the Chinese language or alphabet so please forgive me if I’m butchering this comment, I just don’t want to be one of those people who tattoos something on their body that isn’t what they thought it was. Please help :)

[@MadManVideoGame]

Wǒ ài nǐ

[@bestnick123456789]

Well you could have clarified not to say "shang" cause I just said "wu shang ni" to my new boyfriend and he was horrified 😂😂😂

[@truongsinhdoan348]

Wo xang ni 😀

[@atiffromchinespodteam]

cool! great hope you will continue to learn Chinese.

[@leighannjohnston3353]

Does “I missed you” translate the same to “I miss you”

[@junpu2179]

Can I say “宝贝 我想念你”？

[@ChinesePodTV]

Yes! That is very sweet.

[@dksoulstice6040]

I thought that "Wo Xiang" also means I want? Is the tone used the difference between it meaning I want and I miss? The tones are my biggest weakness when it comes to learning Mandarin.

[@dksoulstice6040]

Rebecca from ChinesePod Team Ah, I see. Thank you for the thorough explanation! I still have a long way to go.

[@jalmermonterroza3159]

@Rebecca from ChinesePod Team Ni hao Rebecca, Thank you for your explanation.

[@OshoLee]

Wo hao xiang ni!

[@สุวรรณแสนบุญมา]

😊

[@atiffromchinespodteam]

👍

[@veemon]

Peggy?

[@iamcheck.thisout]

yeah she has grown up a lot, I still remember her version many years ago ;p

[@userfanxy]

I
THINK
YOU.

[@ari_jean]

Not "I would like you"?
I learned that 想 means "would like" 🤔

[@xinyuanshen2460]

I think the character 你 is stressed too much, and also it is dragged too long