(huì) can, be able to

(shuō) to speak, to say

(hàn yǔ) Chinese language [the language of the Han people]

(zhōng guó) China

(ào dà lì yà) Australia

(yīng guó) England

(měi guó) United States

(jiā ná dà) Canada

(dé guó) Germany

(rì běn) Japan

(xīn xī lán) New Zealand

(nǎ) which

(guó) country

(duì bù qǐ) sorry, excuse me

(méi guān xì) no problem, don't worry about it

(qǐng wèn) excuse me [please may I ask]

(xiǎo mèi mèi) younger sister [child who is younger than you]

(bú huì) can't, will not

(yīng yǔ) English language [yy]

(yí) particle indicated surprise

(yī diǎnr) a little bit

(dé) particle that comes after a verb to describe how the verb is done

(nǎ lǐ) where [also a way to be modes about a compliment]

(rì yǔ) Japanese language

(dé yǔ) German language

(tái wān) Taiwan

(xiāng gǎng) Hong Kong

(fǎ guó) France

(ài ěr lán) Ireland

(yì dà lì) Italy

(xī la) Greece

(xīn jī nèi yà) New Guinea

(mò xī gē) Mexico

(ruì shì) Switzerland

(yìn dù) India

(tài guó) Thailand

(mǎ lái xī yà) Malaysia

(xīn jiā pō) Singapore

(yuè nán) Vietnam

(fēi lǜ bīn) Phillipines

(é luó sī) Russia

(nán fēi) South Africa

(xī bān yá) Spain

(pǔ tōng huà) Literally: Common Speech [Word for Chinese language in Mainland China and Hong Kong]

(hàn yǔ) Language of the Han People [Word for Chinese language in Mainland China]

(zhōng wén) Language of the Middle Kingdom [Word for Chinese langauge in Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Overseas Chinese Communities]

(guó yǔ) Literally: National Language [Word for Chinese language in Taiwan]

(huá yǔ) Word for Chinese language in Singapore and Oversears Chinese Communities

(pīn yīn) Most common phonetic system for writing Chinese