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Answer to 多吉多利贺新春(Duō Jí Duō Lì Hè XīnChūn) Celebrate the Prosperous New Spring

11/02/2015 / #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseLearningTipsforKids, #NurseryRhymeDuoJiDuoLi

Answers:

1. A 2. A 3. C

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多吉多利贺新春(Duō Jí Duō Lì Hè XīnChūn) Celebrate the Prosperous New Spring

11/02/2015 / #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseLearningTipsforKids, #NurseryRhyme

Xuěhuā piāo, zhùfú dào,雪花飘，祝福到， The snowflake floats and our blessing comes,

Guà dēnglong, fàng biānpào, 挂灯笼，放鞭炮， We hang lanterns and set off firecrackers,

Chuān xīnyī, dài xīnmào, 穿新衣，戴新帽， And we put on new clothes and new hats,…

Answer to Running Late: Using “都(dōu)” and “才(cái)”

11/02/2015 / #AnswerToRunningLate, #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary

Correct Answer: A In the Chinese language, both “都(dōu)” and “才(cái)” can be used as adverbs of degree to indicate that something happened later than expected. In English, this might be expressed by saying “as late as” or “not until.” However, the usages of these …

Running Late: Using “都(dōu)” and “才(cái)”

11/02/2015 / #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseVocabulary, #RunningLate

Please choose the correct answer to fill in the blank. Bái Yún: ___bādiǎn le, nǐ zěnme hái méi huílái? 白云：___ 八点了，你怎么还没回来？ Bai Yun: It is already eight o’clock. Why haven’t you come back yet? Daivd: Bàoqiàn, wǒ ___ xiàbān. …

Shopping (Beginner)

10/02/2015 / #BeginnerChineseLessonShopping, #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseSentences

Beginner Chinese Lesson – Shopping Listen Online

Learn how to bargain in a Chinese shop.

课文：

Gù Kè: Duō Shăo Qián ? 顾客：多少钱？ Fú Wù Yuán: 3 Kuài 。 nĭ yào bu yào ? 服务员： 3 …

丑小鸭 Chŏu Xiăo Yā The Ugly Duckling (Part II)

10/02/2015 / #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseLearningTipsforKids, #TheUglyDucklingPart2

Chŏu Xiăo Yā 丑小鸭 The Ugly Duckling (Part II)

Líkāi nóngchăng zhī hòu, xià qĭ le bàofēngyŭ, chŏu xiăo yā bèi dàyŭ hé léidiàn xià huài le. Tā bèi línshī le, fēicháng hánlĕng. Zuìhòu, tā dào le yì jiā nóngshè, zhèlĭ zhùzhe yí wèi lăo …

Answer to What’s Your Specialty? – “特色(tèsè)” or “特点(tèdiǎn)”

09/02/2015 / #AnswerToWhatIsYourSpecialty, #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary

Correct Answer: A In the Chinese language, both “特色(tèsè)” and “特点(tèdiǎn)” can be used to indicate a distinctive characteristic, trait, specialty, feature, etc. However, their usages are quite different. 1 “特色(tèsè)” “特色(tèsè)”typically refers to a positive defining characteristic that describes a certain “style,” “taste,” “situation,” …

What’s Your Specialty? – “特色(tèsè)” or “特点(tèdiǎn)”

09/02/2015 / #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseVocabulary, #SpecialtyTeSetEdiA

Please choose the correct answer to fill in the blank. Bruce: Nǐ zhīdào Běijīng yǒu shénme _____ xiǎochī ma? Bruce：你知道北京有什么 _____ 小吃吗？ Bruce: Do you know a special snack of Beijing? Wáng Lì: Běijīng kǎoyā hěn búcuò. 王丽：北京烤鸭很 …

Answer to 新年真热闹(Xīn’nián Zhēn Rènɑo) The New Year is So Lively

04/02/2015 / #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseLearningTipsforKids, #NewYear

Answers:

1. B 2. A 3. C

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新年真热闹(Xīn’nián Zhēn Rènao) The New Year is So Lively

04/02/2015 / #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseLearningTipsforKids, #NewYear

Guò xīn’nián zhēn rènao, fàng ya fàng biānpào. 过新年真热闹，放呀放鞭炮。 The New Year is so lively as we set off firecrackers.

Dà hóngbāo, yāsuìqián, cāi cāi yǒu duōshǎo. 大红包，压岁钱，猜猜有多少。 We get red envelopes …

Phobia (and Controversy) of Chinese New Year’s Visits

04/02/2015 / #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseVocabulary, #PhobiaAndControversyOfChineseNewYearSVisits

“拜年(bàinián),” to pay a New Year’s call, is a traditional Chinese custom during the Spring Festival. “拜年(bàinián)” is a way for the Chinese to say goodbye to the current year and ring in the new one, and it provides Chinese people with opportunities to show …

Answer to Phobia (and Controversy) of Chinese New Year’s Visits

04/02/2015 / #AnswerToPhobiaAndControversy, #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary

Answers:

1. B 2. A 3. B

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Answers to Asking Questions with “吗(ma),” “呢(ne),” or “吧(ba)”

04/02/2015 / #AnswersToAskingQuestions, #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary

Correct Answer: C

When you ask questions in the Chinese language you should choose different question particles in different situations. The following text will help you to learn how to ask questions with the correct question particle.

The three most common question particles in the …

Asking Questions with “吗(ma),” “呢(ne),” or “吧(ba)”

04/02/2015 / #AskingQuestionsWithManeBa, #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseVocabulary

Please choose the correct answer to fill in the blank. Lǐ Lín: Nǐ chī le ___? 李玲：你吃了____？ Li Ling: Have you eaten?

Betty: Chī le, nǐ _____? Betty：吃了，你_____？ Betty: Yes, how about you?

A. 吗(ma)，吧(ba)

B. 呢(ne)，呢(ne)

C. 吗(ma)，呢(ne)

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Answers to Nursery Rhyme-大头儿子，小头爸爸 (Dàtóu Érzi, Xiǎotóu Bàba) Big Head Son and Little Head Dad

02/02/2015 / #AnswersTodaToUErZiXiaoToUBaba, #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseLearningTipsforKids

Answers:

1. A

2. A

3. C

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Answers to Been There, Done That: Using “曾经(céngjīng )” and “已经(yǐjīng)

02/02/2015 / #AnswersToBeenThereDoneThatUsingCEngJingOrYiJing, #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary

Answer: A

In the Chinese language, both “曾经(céngjīng)” and “已经(yǐjīng)” can be used to describe a habit, behavior, or action that happened in the past and has already stopped. Both of them can also be used before verbs. However, their meanings are not quite the …

Been There, Done That: Using “曾经(céngjīng)” and “已经(yǐjīng)

02/02/2015 / #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseVocabulary, #UsingCEngJingOrYiJing

Liú Huá: Nǐ qù guò Běijīng ma? 刘华：你去过北京吗？ Liu Hua: Have you ever been to Beijing? Linda: Shìde, wǒ _____ qù guò Běijīng. Linda：是的，我 _____ 去过北京。 Linda: Yes, I have been to Beijing before. A. 曾经(céngjīng)

B. …

Answers to 排排坐吃果果(pái pái zuò chī guǒ guǒ) Sit in a Row and Eat Fruit

28/01/2015 / #AnswertotheExercise, #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseLearningTipsforKids

Answers:

1.C 2.C

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Answers to Older or Younger? : How to Compare Ages in Chinese

28/01/2015 / #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary, #CompareAgesInChinese

Correct Answer: A

Not everyone likes to directly reveal their age, as in “我九岁了。(Wǒ jiǔ suì le.) I’m nine years old.” or “我四十了。(Wǒ sìshí le.) I’m forty years old.” Some prefer to use another way to express their age indirectly. From the following text, you …

排排坐吃果果(pái pái zuò chī guǒ guǒ) Sit In A Row And Eat Fruit

28/01/2015 / #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseLearningTipsforKids, #SItInARowAndEatFruit

Pái pái zuò chī guǒ guǒ, 排排坐吃果果， We sit in a row and eat fruit, Nǐ yígè, wǒ yígè, 你一个，我一个。 One for you and one for me, Mèimei shuìzháo le, 妹妹睡着了， Our little sister has …

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