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In contrast to Americans, the Chinese people put their family names first followed by their given names. So when asking a Chinese person about his/her name, he/she will tell you his/her family name first and will give his/her full name upon your second request.
The vowel “ü” is written as “u” according to the Pinyin rules.

6. My name is John, John Smith .

我wǒ-的de名míng-字zi是shì约yüē-翰·hàn史shǐ-密mì-斯sī。

7. Very glad to meet you.

真zhēn高gāo-兴xìng认rèn-识shi你nǐ。

8. This is my wife Helen.

这zhè是shì我wǒ妻qī-子zi海hǎi-伦lún。

9. You may call me Ying.

你nǐ可kě-以yǐ叫jiào我wǒ英yīng。

10. I am Yang, your online instructor.

我wǒ是shì阳yáng，你nǐ-们men-的de网wǎng-上shàng老lǎo-师shī。