https://sexymandarin.com/dailyvocab/shop/ Learn Mandarin in an unconventional way Thu, 05 May 2016 11:03:32 +0800 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.5.31 https://sexymandarin.com/dailyvocab/shop/#comment-18681 Tue, 10 Dec 2013 01:05:56 +0000 http://www.sexymandarin.com/?post_type=dailyvocab&p=4690#comment-18681 It is definitely helpful to me. Thanks, Nicole!

]]> https://sexymandarin.com/dailyvocab/shop/#comment-18673 Sat, 30 Nov 2013 09:38:57 +0000 http://www.sexymandarin.com/?post_type=dailyvocab&p=4690#comment-18673 宾馆 is a little old style hotel, if you go to mainland China and the hotel’s name has 宾馆, 70% it’s gonna be out-dated decoration~ Newly opened hotels are not called 宾馆 anymore.
旅馆 is more like a hostel or an inn, sometimes also called 客栈(Kè zhàn), 旅馆 is cheaper and more homey.
酒店 sometimes refers to a high-class restaurant, sometimes a large hotel with everything inside. The trick is if the 酒店 take a whole building, then it must be a hotel.
旅社 is not really a hotel, people more refer it as travel agency, but more like 旅行社. Some old fashioned people may say 旅舍, but it’s different character =]
I think there’s not really more words for hotels, and largest one is 酒店, smallest one is 旅馆, or 客栈(it’s very common if you travel in old towns in China like Lijiang 丽江)
Hope it’s helpful for you 🙂

]]> https://sexymandarin.com/dailyvocab/shop/#comment-18643 Tue, 19 Nov 2013 00:53:10 +0000 http://www.sexymandarin.com/?post_type=dailyvocab&p=4690#comment-18643 As I have known these following words 宾馆, 旅馆, 酒店 and 旅社 all have the same meaning hotel. So what is the differeces among them? And which one is the biggest? which one is the smallest?
Please give me some other words also means “hotel” or something like that!
Thanks

]]> https://sexymandarin.com/dailyvocab/shop/#comment-18642 Mon, 18 Nov 2013 07:11:53 +0000 http://www.sexymandarin.com/?post_type=dailyvocab&p=4690#comment-18642 high heels － 高跟鞋 gāo gēn xié
wedges － 厚底鞋 hòu dǐ xié

]]> https://sexymandarin.com/dailyvocab/shop/#comment-18641 Mon, 18 Nov 2013 06:36:33 +0000 http://www.sexymandarin.com/?post_type=dailyvocab&p=4690#comment-18641 I love shopping. How do you say: “High Heels” or “Wedges” ?

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