How to Say "two (of something)" in Mandarin Chinese | 二 (èr) vs 两 (liǎng)

If you want to say you have "two" of something in Chinese, you don't just use the number 2: 二 (èr). In this lesson, Yangyang breaks down 两 (liǎng), the alternative number for 2, when used to say "two of something", with examples of how to use it correctly!

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