In addition to family and friends, Chinese offers a wealth of cute Chinese nicknames that can be used in various situations. These cute Chinese nicknames often involve playfulness and affection, showcasing the unique way the language encapsulates fun and warmth in interpersonal relationships.

In this article, you are going to learn what to call your family members or relatives in Chinese! You may only use a few of these on a daily basis, but this is a comprehensive list of the titles you may come across while learning Chinese. 爸爸 （bà ba）: dad; 父亲（fù qin）is the formal way to say 爸爸（bà ba）.

In Chinese culture, parents often use a variety of affectionate terms to address their children. Here are some common ones: 宝宝 (bǎo bǎo): Literally translates to "treasure" or "baby." It's a commonly used term of endearment for young children. 小宝贝 (xiǎo bǎo bèi): Means "little treasure" or "little darling."

Terms of endearment in Mandarin Chinese. Mandarin Chinese words that used with partners, children and other loved ones. 我的爱人 [我的愛人] (wǒ de àirén) = my love (only for romantic partners) 我的宝贝 [我的寶貝] (wǒ de bǎobèi) = my treasure (mostly for romantic partners)

In this article, you are going to learn what to call your family members or relatives in Chinese! Let's start with the basics! 1. Parents. 爸爸 bàba, Dad. 妈妈 māma, Mom. 2. Siblings. 哥哥 gēge, older brother. 弟弟 dìdi, younger brother. 姐姐 jiějie, older sister. 妹妹 mèimei, younger sister. 3. Grandparents. Paternal side. 爷爷 yéye, grandpa (father's father)