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Help make first-use Mandarin clearer.

NihaoTalk is built around practical Chinese phrases beginners can say in real situations. Send corrections, missing phrase ideas, or feedback about wording, pinyin, audio, scene coverage, or accessibility.

Email

mail@nihaotalk.cc

Useful notes include the page URL, the Chinese phrase, your preferred correction, and what feels unclear or unnatural. We read suggestions to prioritize future phrase and guide updates.

Contact the project

NihaoTalk is a small library of practical Mandarin phrases for beginners. If you spot a wrong tone mark, an unnatural translation, a missing phrase you needed, or an audio clip that sounds off, send the page link and a short explanation by email.

What to write about

What happens after you write

Reports are assessed for accuracy and relevance before a change is published. Include the page URL, the exact phrase, and the problem you encountered so the issue can be reproduced. Confirmed corrections can be included in future content updates. Individual replies or a particular response time are not guaranteed; please do not send sensitive identity, health, or payment information.

Questions learners ask

Do I need an account to suggest a phrase?

No. NihaoTalk has no accounts. An email with the situation and the sentence you needed is enough.

Can I ask for a whole new scene?

Yes. Tell us the situation, for example renting an apartment or visiting a dentist. Repeated requests help identify useful additions, but new scenes are not guaranteed.