饿 (è) Hungry (Beginner)
饿 (è) Hungry (Beginner) Example: A: Wǒ è le, wǒmen chūqu chī wǔfàn ba? 我 饿 了,我们 出去 吃 午饭 吧? I am hungry. Let’s have lunch together.
B: Bù xíng a, wǒ yào zhǔnbèi hànyǔ shǔipíng kǎoshì ne! 不 行 啊,我 要 准备 汉语 …
饿 (è) Hungry (Beginner) Example: A: Wǒ è le, wǒmen chūqu chī wǔfàn ba? 我 饿 了,我们 出去 吃 午饭 吧? I am hungry. Let’s have lunch together.
B: Bù xíng a, wǒ yào zhǔnbèi hànyǔ shǔipíng kǎoshì ne! 不 行 啊,我 要 准备 汉语 …
让我们荡起双桨 (Ràng wŏmen dàngqĭ shuāngjiăng) Let’s Paddle Together (Intermediate) Let’s paddle together is a very famous and traditional Chinese song for teens in China. You can definitely practice speaking Chinese while singing it.
Learn Chinese through this beautiful Chinese song!
Listen to the song Key …
How to call husband:
1. “老公 (lăogōng)” refers to the man with whom a woman will live a long time together (i.e., get old together).
In this term, “老 (lăo)” means “old” (Find out why “老” can also stand for wisdom and prestige here.) and …
Xīn xiàoyuán, huì yǒu de! Xīn jiāyuán, huì yǒu de! 新 校园, 会 有 的!新 家园, 会 有 的!
We will have new schools. We will have new homes.
生词 (shēngcí) Vocabulary:
新 (xīn): adj new
校园 (xiàoyuán): n school
家园 (jiāyuán): n home
Correct answer: C
Analysis:
A. “You” is the meaning for “你 (nǐ).”
If you want to know how to write the Chinese character “你,” take a look at The right way to write the Chinese character “你.” B. “They” means “他们 …
Do you know the meaning of the Chinese character “我?” A. You B. They C. I D. Myself
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Correct answer: B
Analysis:
A. “鹅 (é)” is the Chinese character for “goose.”
B. “饿 (è)” is the Chinese character for “hungry.”
C. “饱 (bǎo)” is the Chinese character for “full.”
D. “饭 (fàn)” is the Chinese character for “meal.”
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A: I didn’t have my lunch at noon and I am very hungry now. B: What were you busy doing then? A: I was reading a book called “Easy Chinese“ and forgot the time. Do you know the Chinese character for …
Correct answer: A
Analysis:
A. “Home made dish” is “家常菜 (jiāchángcài)” in Chinese.
B. “Chinese cuisine” is “中国菜 (Zhōngguó cài)” in Chinese.
C. “Western-style food” is “西餐 (xīcān)” in Chinese.
If you want to know more about Chinese food, take a …
One of my friends has passed the AP test, and he can speak Chinese fluently. Yesterday he taught me a Chinese phrase “家常菜.” In this sentence, do you know the meaning of “家常菜 (jiāchángcài)” in the Chinese language? A. Home made …
Fan is an instrument for producing a current of air and people use it to keep cool in hot summers. But do you know that fans can also be weapons in martial arts?
In many Chinese martial arts novels and dramas, “扇子 (shànzi) fans” are …
新 (xīn) New (Beginner)
Example:
A: Zhè shì wǒmen bān de xīn tóngxué, tā láizì měiguó. 这 是 我们 班 的 新 同学, 他 来自 美国。 This is our new classmate. He comes from America.
B: Nà tā huì jiǎng hànyǔ ma? 那 他 会 …
一问三不知 (yí wèn sān bù zhī) To be entirely ignorant (Advanced)
This Chinese saying originates from the famous Chinese works 《左传》 (Zuǒ Zhuàn) Tso Chuan, a commentary on the Spring and Autumn Annals. “问 (wèn)” means to ask and “知 (zhī)” means to know. The …
运动鞋 (yùndòngxié) Sneakers (Intermediate)
In this Chinese phrase, “运动 (yùndòng)” means sports and “鞋 (xié)” means shoes. Example:
Hāi, bùmáng ba? Péi wǒ qù mǎi shuāng xié ba. A: 嗨, 不 忙 吧?陪 我 去 买 双 鞋 吧。
Hi, are you free? How about …
牛仔裤 (niúzǎikù) Jeans (Intermediate)
In this Chinese phrase, the Chinese character “裤 (kù)” means trousers. But in Chinese, we always use “裤子 (kùzi)” instead of “裤 (kù).”
Nǐ zhè tiáo niúzǎikù kàn qǐlái hěn bú cuò ma. A: 你 这 条 牛仔裤 看 起来 …
海宝 (hǎibǎo) Haibao (Intermediate)
Example:
Zhè shì shénme ya, hǎo kě’ài ya A: 这 是 什么 呀, 好 可爱呀。
What’s this? It’s so lovely.
Nǐ bù zhīdào ya, zhè shì Shànghǎi shìbóhuì de jíxiángwù hǎibǎo ya. B: 你 不 知道 呀, 这 是 上海 世博会 …
中国馆 (Zhōngguó guǎn) China Pavilion (Beginner) Example: Nǐ qù Shànghǎi kàn shìbóhuì ma? A: 你 去 上海 看 世博会 吗?
Will you go to Shanghai for the Expo? Dāngrán le, wǒ yào qīnyǎn xīnshǎng qìshìhuīhóng de Zhōngguó guǎn. B: 当然 了, 我 要 亲眼 欣赏 …
站起来 (zhànqǐlái) stand up. In this phrase, 站 (zhàn) is a verb and means to stand and “起来 (qǐlái)” means up. Other similar phrases are: “拿起来 (náqǐlái) pick up and “坐下去 (zuòxià qu) sit down.” In formal occasions, people can also say “起立 (qǐlì) stand …