Chinese Language Learning Program
Lesson 86 – Banking in China
Hello, everyone. Welcome
back. This is Baixue’s Chinese Language Learning Program. Last time we talk
about how to use “when, where, how, what and who” to ask questions in Chinese.
Today, we will talk about bank in China.
You may need to do some
banking when you visit to China, no matter whether you are traveling for
pleasure or for business.
Today we will talk about
banking thing in Chinese.
yín hang zhàng hù
银 行 (bank) 帐 户 (account)
guì tái chuāng kǒu
柜台(counter) 窗 口(window)
chū nà yuán jīng lǐ
出 纳 员(teller)
经 理(manager)
kāi hù qǔ kuǎn
开 户(open an account) 取 款(withdraw money)
cún kuǎn lì xi
存 款(deposit (into an account)) 利息(interest)
fèi yòng zì dòng qǔ kuǎn jī
费 用(fee) 自 动 取 款 机 (ATM)
duì xiàn huì lǜ
兑 现(cash a check) 汇 率(exchange rate)
xiàn jīn zhī piào
现 金(cash)
支 票(check)
xìn yòng kǎ jiè jì kǎ
信 用 卡(credit card) 借 记卡(debit card)
hù zhào shēn fèn zhèng
护 照(passport) 身 份 证 (ID card)
nín hǎo, nín bàn shén me
yè wù?
您 好,您 办 什 么 业 务?
(Hello, what can I do
for you?)
nín hǎo, wǒ xiǎng kāi
hù.
您 好,我 想 开 户。
(Hello, I would like to
open an account.)
bàn kǎ hái shi bàn cún
zhé?
办 卡 还 是 办 存 折?
(Do you want to set up a
card or a bank book?)
jiè jì kǎ / xìn yòng kǎ
借记卡(debit card)
/ 信 用 卡(credit card,) please.
qǐng tián hǎo biǎo ge, rán hòu bǎ nín de hù zhào gěi wǒ.
请 填 好 表 格,然 后 把 您 的 护 照 给 我。
(Please fill this form
and give me your passport.)
hǎo de, duō xiè. qǐng shāo děng.
好 的, 多 谢。 请 稍 等。
(Ok, thanks! Please wait
a moment.)
nǐ xiǎng yǐ shén me fāng shì cún qián?
你 想 以 什 么 方 式 存 钱?
(How would you like to
deposit your money?)
wǒ xiǎng kāi yī gè chú xù
zhàng hù.
我 想 开 一 个 储 蓄 账 户。
(I’d like to open a
saving account.)
xiàn zài wǒ néng qǔ xiāo
wǒ de huó qí cún kuǎn zhàng hù ma?
现 在 我 能 取 消 我 的 活 期 存 款 账 户 吗?
(Can I close my checking
account now?)
Ok, today’s idiom is:
ruò wú qí shì
若 无 其 事(act as if nothing were on one's mind; (appeared)
as if nothing had happened; calmly)
tā zhuāng zuò ruò wú qí shì, jiè yǐ yǎn shì nèi xīn de
bù'ān.
他 装 作 若 无 其 事, 借 以 掩 饰 内 心 的 不 安。
(He pretended nothing had happened to hide his anxiety.)
Ok, that is all for today.
xiè xiè!
谢 谢 ! (Thanks!)
xià cì jiàn
下 次 见! (See you next time!)
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