Wang Lee Hom
Ni He Wo
(You and I)

Learn Chinese with Wang Lee Hom Ni He Wo (You and I). This Chinese pop music that you're learning now is released from Wang Lee Hom's album - Unbelievable.

You can read this lyric as if it's a short Chinese essay. You will learn a lot of Chinese words relating to broadcasting. Apart from the two big chunks of reasoning, the rest of the lyrics repeat itself. So you should be fine with it , j ust focusing on read it over and over again, until you have master the song.

The Chinese word that I want you to learn from this Chinese pop song is 'Dai Ban'. This is a rather useful word to know if you're currently working in China or in any other Mandarin-speaking work place.

'Dai Ban' means that you are taking someone else's shift. If you need someone to cover you for a shift, you could say to them: "Ni Ke Yi Bang Wo Dai Ban Ma?"

The overall message of this Chinese pop music is that as long as You and I are not afraid to show our love to the world, we will be able to end the suffering that we see each and every day on the news.

The MTV of this Chinese pop song has been provided for you. If you would like to own Wang Lee Hom Ni He Wo (You and I), this music is from the album: Unbelievable and you can purchase it HERE.

MTV of Wang Lee Hom - Ni He Wo (You and Me)

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Wang Lee Hom Ni He Wo (You and Me) Lyric & Translation

End of Wang Lee Hom Ni He Wo (You and Me) Chinese Lyric and English Translation

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A good way of practicing Wang Lee Hom Ni He Wo (You and Me) is to:
1. Read the song in Chinese out loud several times.
2. Master the pronunciation and familiarize the associated pinyin.
3. Then sing the song once you've master the pronunciation.