Simplified Chinese - Identity

我的电话号码是___。

Wǒ de diànhuà hàomǎ shì ___.

My phone number is ___.

Meaning: My phone number is ___.

When to use: Use this to give your phone number. You can also say “我的手机号是___” to emphasize a mobile number.

Tip: People sometimes say 电话 or 手机号 incorrectly; prefer 电话号码 or 手机号 explicitly when sharing numbers.

你的电话号码是多少？

Nǐ de diànhuà hàomǎ shì duōshǎo?

What's your phone number?

Meaning: What's your phone number?

When to use: Ask this to request someone's phone number; for more politeness use “您的电话号码是多少？”.

我的邮箱是___。

Wǒ de yóuxiāng shì ___.

My email address is ___.

Meaning: My email address is ___.

When to use: Say this when you want to give your email (邮箱 means email address in mainland Chinese).

你的邮箱是什么？

Nǐ de yóuxiāng shì shénme?

What's your email address?

Meaning: What's your email address?

When to use: Ask this to request someone's email; for formal situations say “您的邮箱是什么？”.

我在___学习。

Wǒ zài ___ xuéxí.

I study at ___.

Meaning: I study at ___.

When to use: Use this to say where you study — a school, university or training center. You can also say “我在___上学” to emphasize being a student.

我叫___

Wǒ jiào ___.

My first name is ___.

Meaning: My first name is ___.

When to use: A simple self-introduction phrase for your name. Chinese often use 我叫___ for both given and full names.

Tip: Beginners sometimes try to separate first/last name like in English — just use 我叫 + full name or given name.

我的生日是___。

Wǒ de shēngrì shì ___.

My birthday is ___.

Meaning: My birthday is ___.

When to use: Give your birthday when someone asks or when filling simple personal info.

你在哪儿工作

Nǐ zài nǎr gōngzuò?

Where do you work?

Meaning: Where do you work?

When to use: Ask this to find out someone's workplace. For more politeness say “您在哪儿工作？”.

我的国籍是___。

Wǒ de guójí shì ___.

My nationality is ___.

Meaning: My nationality is ___.

When to use: Use this when you need to state nationality (e.g., forms). In casual talk you can say “我是___人”.