Here's a breakdown of why and how to correct it:
* "Yo" means "I" in Spanish.
* "Eres" means "you are" in Spanish.
* "China" can refer to the country China or a porcelain object.
The sentence structure is incorrect because it mixes the first-person pronoun ("yo") with the second-person verb ("eres"). It also lacks a clear subject for "eres."
Here are some possible correct sentences depending on the intended meaning:
If you want to say "You are not Chinese":
* "Tú no eres chino/a" (if referring to a male/female)
* "Usted no es chino/a" (formal)
* "Vos no sos chino/a" (used in some Latin American countries)
If you want to say "I am not Chinese":
* "Yo no soy chino/a" (if referring to a male/female)
If you want to say "That's not china":
* "Eso no es china"
Important note: "China" can also be a slang term for a woman, especially in some Latin American countries. However, using this term can be offensive, so it's best to avoid it.