Please choose the correct answer to fill in the blanks. Linda: Píngguǒ duōshǎoqián yìjīn? Linda：苹 果 多少钱 一斤？ Lǎo bǎn: Wǔ___wǔ___yìjīn. 老 板： 五 ___ 五 ___ 一斤。 A. 块钱 (kuài qián), 毛钱 (máo qián)
B. 块钱 (kuài qián), 毛 (máo)
C. 块 (kuài), 毛钱 …
Please choose the correct answer to fill in the blanks. Betty: Wǒ___è. Wǒmen chī___dōngxi ba? Betty：我___饿，我们 吃___ 东西 吧？ Mike: Hǎo de. Mike：好 的。 A．一点儿(yìdiǎnr), 一点儿(yìdiǎnr)
B．有一点儿(yǒu yìdiǎnr), 一点儿(yìdiǎnr)
C．一点儿(yìdiǎnr), 有一点儿(yǒu yìdiǎnr)
D．有一点儿(yǒu yìdiǎnr), 有一点儿(yǒu yìdiǎnr)
Not sure about the answer? No worries, …
Yìzhī shǒu, liǎngzhī shǒu, 一 只 手， 两只 手， One hand, two hands,
Wò chéng liǎngzhī xiǎo quántou, 握 成 两只 小 拳头， Make them into two little fists.
Xiǎo quántou shēn kāi lái, 小 拳头 伸 开 来， Stretch your fists open.
Zhǎng chū …
Have you ever been in a situation like in the picture above?
Have you ever been speechless, did not know what to say, or felt like that there were no words that could express your thoughts?
Nowadays, Chinese people tend to use “无语(wúyǔ)” to describe …
Correct Answer: C In the Chinese language, both “短(duǎn)” and “矮(ǎi)” can be used as adjectives indicating “short.” However, these two words are actually used in different contexts. If we want to describe the length of something as being short, then we usually use “短(duǎn),” …
Please choose the correct answer to fill in the blanks. Olaf hěn ___, tā de tuǐ hěn ___. Olaf 很 ___，他 的 腿 很___。 A. 矮(ǎi), 矮(ǎi)
B. 短(duǎn), 矮(ǎi)
C. 矮(ǎi), 短(duǎn)
D. 短(duǎn), 短(duǎn)
Correct Answer: B In Chinese, both “还(hái)” and “也(yě)” can be used as adverbs in the latter part of a compound sentence to indicate “also.” However, they do not have the exact same meaning, nor are they interchangeable. Today we are going to learn the …
Please choose the correct answer to fill in the blanks. In the following dialogue two friends are ordering food in a café. Zhāng Míng: Nǐ hǎo, wǒ yào yí kuài dàngāo, ___ yào yì bēi kāfēi. 张 明： 你 好，我 要 一 块 蛋糕， ___ …
Correct Answer: C
Basically, there are three measure word units for Chinese currency in spoken Chinese: “块(kuài) Chinese yuan,” “毛(máo) dime or ten cents,” and “分(fēn) cent.” “分(fēn) cent” is not used as much these days because of inflation. Therefore, now the two major units …
Learn how to call your family members through the Chinese Family Tree
Bàba de bàba jiào shénme? 爸爸 的 爸爸 叫 什么？ What do you call your father’s father?
Bàba de bàba jiào yéye. 爸爸 的 爸爸 叫 爷爷。 Your father’s father is your …
“No zuo no die!” Chinese young netizens are always saying this on the internet these days. This phrase was even recorded in “The Urban Dictionary,” an American web-based dictionary of
, and more than 4,000 “thumbs” were given to it. However, …
Please choose the correct answer to fill in the blanks. Mike: Qīngdǎo píjiǔ duōshaoqián yìpíng? Mike: 青岛 啤酒 多少钱 一瓶？ Steven: Sān __ wǔ___. Steven: 三 __ 五 ___。 A. 块钱 (kuài qián), 毛钱 (máo qián)
B. 块钱 (kuài qián), 毛 (máo)
C. 块 (kuài), …
Correct Answer: B “一点儿(yìdiǎnr)” is a Chinese measure word which means “a little.” “有一点儿(yǒu yìdiǎnr)” is an adverb which also means “a little.” These are two very simple Chinese words, however, Mandarin beginners often get confused by them because their English translations are identical. Can …
Please choose the correct answer to fill in the blanks. Anna: Jīntiān tiānqì zěnmeyàng? Anna: 今天 天气 怎么样？ John: Jīntiān_____ lěng. Nǐ duōchuān____yīfu. John: 今 天 _____ 冷。 你 多 穿 _____衣服。 A. 一点儿(yìdiǎnr), 一点儿(yìdiǎnr)
B. 有一点儿(yǒu yìdiǎnr), 一点儿(yìdiǎnr)
C. 一点儿(yìdiǎnr), 有一点儿(yǒu yìdiǎnr)
D. 有一点儿(yǒu …
Wǒ ài wǒ de bàba, 我 爱 我 的 爸爸，
I love my daddy, Yě ài wǒ de māma, 也 爱 我 的 妈妈，
I love my mommy too, Bàba māma dōu ài wǒ ya. 爸爸 妈妈 都 爱 我 呀。
Daddy and mommy both …
