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Wèi, nǐ hǎo ma?

Hello, how are you?

This is a typical greeting in Chinese, equivalent to asking 'how are you?' in English.

Wèi, qǐngwèn yǒu méiyǒu jiàn dào wǒ de qiánbāo?

Hello, have you seen my wallet?

This is a question used when seeking help, specifically when trying to find a lost item. In this case, a wallet.

Wèi, nǐ néng bāng wǒ gè máng ma?

Hello, could you do me a favor?

This phrase is used when asking someone to help or to do a favor.

Wèi, bié nàme chǎo!

Hey, don't be so noisy!

This phrase is used when someone wants to ask others to be quiet.

Wèi, nǐ zài nǎlǐ?

Hello, where are you?

This phrase is often used on phone to ask someone about their location.

Wèi, jīntiān tiānqì zhēn hǎo.

Hey, the weather is really good today.

This phrase is used to express happiness or satisfaction with the weather.

Wèi, zhè shì nǐ de dōngxi ma?

Hello, is this yours?

This phrase is used when you want to check if an item belongs to the person you're talking to.

Wèi, nǐ jiào shénme míngzì?

Hello, what's your name?

This question is typically used when you meet someone for the first time and want to know their name.

Wèi, nǐ wàngle dài sǎn ma?

Hey, did you forget your umbrella?

This phrase is used when it seems like it's going to rain and you're worrying if the person you're talking to has forgotten to bring an umbrella.

Wèi, nǐ de shǒujī zài zhèlǐ.

Hey, your phone is here.

This phrase is used when you find someone's lost or forgotten phone.