Correct Answer: B Learning to ask someone’s name is one of the first, and mostly frequent, questions you will find yourself asking when you first arrive in China and start making friends. To help you get starting with the basic essentials for Chinese conversation, the …
Kathy: Nǐ ___ shénme míngzi? Kathy：你 ___ 什么 名字？ Kathy: What’s your name? Wáng Lì: Wáng Lì. 王 丽：王 丽。 Wang Li: Wang Li. A. 是(shì) B. 叫(jiào) C. 有(yǒu) D. /…
Correct Answer: B
Wáng Lì: Nǐ qù ___Zhōng’guó ma? 王 丽：你 去___ 中国 吗？ Wang Li: Have you been to China? Tom: Wǒ méi qù ___ Zhōng’guó, dànshì wǒ hěn xiǎng qù. Tom：我 没 去___ 中国， 但是 我 很 想 去。 …
If you want to be modest about your Chinese say, “My Chinese is not good.” Which of the following is NOT an authentic way to express this? A. 我的中文很糟糕。(Wǒ de Zhōngwén hěn zāogāo.)
B. 我的中文很差。(Wǒ de Zhōngwén hěn chà.)
C. 我的中文不好。(Wǒ de Zhōngwén bù hǎo.) …
Correct Answer: A
Lǐ Míng: John wēibó shàng zǒngshì yǒu hěnduō tā gēn tā nǚpéngyou de zhàopiàn. 李 明： John 微博 上 总是 有 很多 他 跟 他 女朋友 的 照片。 Li Ming: There are always many photos of John and …
Please choose the correct answer to fill in the blanks. Wáng Lì: Nǐ qù ___Zhōng’guó ma? 王 丽：你 去___ 中国 吗？ Tom: Wǒ méi qù ___ Zhōng’guó, dànshì wǒ hěn xiǎng qù. Tom：我 没 去___ 中国， 但是 我 很 想 去。 A. 了 (le)，过 (guò)…
Lǐ Míng: John wēibó shàng zǒngshì yǒu hěnduō tā gēn tā nǚpéngyou de zhàopiàn. 李 明： John 微博 上 总是 有 很多 他 跟 他 女朋友 的 照片。 Xiǎo Wáng: Tā hěn xǐhuan xiù ēn’ài. 小 王： 他 很 喜欢 秀 恩爱。 What does Xiao …
Correct Answer: B
Zhāng Míng: Nǐmen gōngsī zhēn dà, yǒu ___rén? 张 明： 你们 公司 真 大，有 ___ 人？ Zhang Ming: How many people are there in your company? Nancy: Sānbǎi rén. Nancy：300 人。 Nancy: 300 people. <<Back to ” How …
Please choose the correct answer to fill in the blank. Zhāng Míng: Nǐmen gōngsī zhēn dà, yǒu ___rén? 张 明： 你们 公司 真 大，有___ 人？ Nancy: Sānbǎi rén. Nancy：300 人。 A. 几(jǐ)
B. 多少(duōshao)
C. 几个(jǐgè)
If you take a look at Chinese social sites like WeChat and Weibo you will probably notice a number of people who proclaim themselves to “有钱就是任性(yǒuqián jiùshì rènxìng) or “有钱，任性(yǒuqián, rènxìng).” Once you understand the meaning of the phrase you will probably wonder what this …
Wǒ de jiā ____gōngyuán. 我 的 家 ____ 公园。 My house is next to the park. A. 靠近 (kàojìn)
B. 旁边 (pángbiān)
C. 附近 (fùjìn)
Sòng nǐ yìkē jíxiáng dòu, 送 你 一颗 吉祥 豆， Giving you a good-luck bean, Zhù nǐ jiànkāng. 祝 你 健康。 Wish you good health. Sòng nǐ yìkē rúyì guǒ, 送 你 一颗 如意 果， Giving you a good-luck fruit, Xīn’nián xǐ yángyáng. 新 年 …
Correct Answer: A In the Chinese language, all three words – “靠近 (kàojìn),” “旁边 (pángbiān)” and “附近 (fùjìn)” – express the meaning “next to” or “near by.” But the usage of each is quite different. “靠近 (kàojìn)” In Chinese, “靠近 (kàojìn)” is usually used as …
New Year’s Day 2015 is coming! Happy New Year! New Year’s Day is an official holiday in many countries, but different countries celebrate the day in unique ways So what is New Year in China like? How do Chinese people celebrate it? Let’s take a …
Christmas and the New Year are coming. Have you picked gifts?
Trying to find the perfect gift to buy for friends, relatives, children etc, can be a bit overwhelming at times, and that’s without having to tiptoe around cultural taboos.
Chinese are very careful when …
Answer: C
Gifts play an important role in Chinese culture. They allow Chinese people to demonstrate respect for elders and superiors, to show their commitment to and enthusiasm for maintaining close relations with family and friends. Gifts also play an important role in building new …
