Ever wondered how to say \”one of them\” in Chinese? The phrase you’re looking for is \”其中一个 (qí zhōng yī gè)\”. Let’s break it down: \”其 (qí)\” means \”that\” or \”those,\” \”中 (zhōng)\” translates to \”among,\” and \”一个 (yī gè)\” is the classic \”one\” or \”a single one.\” Put it all together, and you’ve got a handy way to point out \”one of them\” in Mandarin—whether you’re talking about people, objects, or even abstract ideas.
Learning Chinese doesn’t have to feel like climbing Mount Everest. Start by mastering small, practical phrases like this one. Try using \”其中一个\” in daily conversations, like picking a snack (\”我喜欢其中一个口味,\” or \”I like one of these flavors\”). Pair it with gestures or visuals to cement the memory—your brain loves a good multi-sensory trick! Don’t stress over tones at first; even getting close earns you points with native speakers. And hey, if \”其中一个\” feels like a mouthful, just remember: even Chinese kids stumble before they sprint. Keep it fun, stay curious, and soon you’ll be tossing out phrases like confetti at a parade. 加油 (jiā yóu)—you’ve got this!