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你 is the everyday singular “you.” Use 您 when extra politeness is needed, and add 们 for more than one person.
A standard greeting: hello or hi.
Add 们 to address more than one person.
Add 的 before a noun to say “your …”.
In questions, 你 usually stays before the verb: 你喜欢…？ 你去…？
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hello
you
you and I
as you wish
mini
Get along with you!
you're incredible
see 肏你媽|肏你妈[cao4 ni3 ma1]
miniseries
you got me!
Notice where 你 sits in each complete thought.
How are you?
Editorial learning exampleWhat is your name?
Editorial learning exampleWhere are you going tomorrow?
Editorial learning exampleNice to meet you.
Editorial learning exampleIs this your book?
Editorial learning exampleDefinitions and traditional forms are compiled from Make Me a Hanzi, HSK curriculum data, and CC-CEDICT. Sourced example sentences link to Tatoeba; editorial examples are labeled separately. Review data sources and licenses.