Chinese · you (courteous, as opposed to informal 你[ni3])
What do you have?
You are at work.
I love you.
You are not a doctor.
What is your name?
You are a good person.
You have many books.
Are you mad?
You have some books.
Thank you, sir.
What have you done today?
What do you want to do tomorrow?
I'm very happy to make your acquaintance.
Where were you yesterday?
You are not a coward.
What do you recommend to me?
That's very sweet of you.
Where do you work?
What are you driving at?
Thanks for your advice.
What time do you go to work?
What do you want to learn?
What did you hear?
Thank you for coming.
She says to the cook: Thank you for the meals.
Do you know whether or not it will rain tomorrow?
Did you hear my son play the violin?
How do you heat the house?
Do you need our assistance?
Who is your favourite director?
It would be helpful if you could do that for me.
You will know Esperanto very soon.
You might not find it.
Will six o'clock suit you?
I want to be you.
Do you have a driver's license?
How long have you been practising Chinese medicine in the UK?
I will follow your advice fully from here onwards.
Had it not been for your courage, you would have been killed.
I'll personally visit you.
You have only to push the button.
Your password has been changed.
With this add-on, your computer has been converted into a gaming PC.
I think what you said makes sense, but I would rather not just follow your conditions.
When PC problems slow you down, what can you do?
If you would agree to answer some of the questions below, I would be extremely grateful.
You can skip stage three of the certification process and advance immediately to stage six.
If there's a better solution, then I'll notify you about it as soon as possible.
May I take a photo?
Xiaoding asked Teacher Lin while holding a picture: "Is this picture of you taken in the Beijing University Library?"