Answer to Chinese Pronunciation 101: Where to Start (Part II)
See Answer： B
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Chinese Video Lesson: Do You Love Me Or Not?
You have been dating with the same person for five years now, and he or she still has no plan to get married. You started to wonder: “Does he or she love me or not?”
Exercises in the Video:
1. Nǐ wèishénme bù gěi wǒ …
Answer to Video Lesson: Text Me!
Answers:
1.B 2.A <<Back to “Video Lesson: Text Me!” …
Video Lesson: Text Me!
“Oh, I’m busy now. I’ll call you later.” “Sorry, I’ll be running a little bit late.” Have you ever received these kinds of text messages before?
Exercises in the Video:
1. A: Bella, can we talk about our travel plans? B: Wǒ zài máng, shāo …
A Beginner’s Guide to Chinese Pronunciation (Part I)
“你吃饭了吗 (Nǐ chīfàn le ma) Have you eaten yet?” is a traditional way of greeting others. One day, one of my students tried to use this Chinese sentence to greet others before we started the class. It came as quite a shock when he …
Answer to A Beginner’s Guide to Chinese Pronunciation (Part I)
Answer: B
Answer analysis:
In Chinese, a syllable is composed of an initial consonant, a vowel and a tone. The very beginning of a syllable is called the initial, and the rest of parts are called finals. For example, in the syllable “hǎo”, “h” is …
Video Chinese Lesson: Early or Late? – 才(cái) or 就(jiù)?
You think the party that starts at 7:00 is too early? I think it starts too late! You can use “jiù 就” or “cái 才” before a verb to show something happens earlier or later than expected. But how?
Exercises in the Video:
1. A: …
Video Lesson: She is Always There for Me.
I will ALWAYS do this! I will NEVER do that! Learn frequency adverbs in this lesson.
Exercises in the Video:
1. A: Ellie, Wǒmen qù chī hànbǎo zěnmeyàng? B: Bú yào, wǒ cóngbù chī hànbǎo. Which of the followings is true about Ellie? A. Tā …
Answer Key – Everything You Need to Know to Become a Chinese Kung-fu Expert
Answer is B.
Answer Analysis:
笔 (bǐ) means pen, pencil. It is not a weapon.
…Everything You Need to Know to Become a Chinese Kung-fu Expert
1. The History of Kung-fu
In Chinese, the term 功夫 (gōngfū) Kung-fu refers to any skill that is acquired through learning or practice. It is a compound word composed of the words 功 (gōng) meaning “work”, “achievement”, or “merit”, and 夫 (fū) which is a …
Chinese Story for Kids – The Story of the Caterpillar
Yuèguāng xià, yí gè xiǎoxiǎo de luǎn, tǎng zài shùyè shàng. 月光 下，一 个 小小 的 卵， 躺 在 树叶 上. In the light of the moon, a little egg lay on a leaf.
Yí gè xīngqītiān de zǎochén, nuǎnnuǎn de tàiyáng shēng qǐ lái …
Video Lesson: I’m an Apple Fan!
I just love everything Apple makes. I guess I’m an Apple fan. Are you a fan of some sort?
Exercises in the Video:
1. A: The match between the U.S. and the Spain was very close at the end. Emma, nǐ juéde ne? B: Wǒ …
Answer to Video Lesson: I’m an Apple Fan!
Answers:
1.C 2.A 3.A 4.C 5.A <<Back to “Video Lesson: I’m an Apple Fan!” …
HSK Level 4 Quiz Question: Cause and Effect in Chinese
_____ shēngbìng, tā wǎn lái le shí jǐ tiān. 1. _____ 生病， 她 晚 来 了 十 几 天。 A. 对于 (Duìyú)
B. 由于 (Yóuyú)
C. 至于 (Zhìyú)
D. 关于 (Guānyú)
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Answer to HSK Level 4 Quiz Question: Cause and Effect in Chinese
Answer: B
Answer analysis:
a. 对于 (Duìyú) = to; for; about; with regard to; towards.
对于 (Duìyú) usually emphasizes the thing that is being pointed to. 对于 (Duìyú) is a preposition. It looks towards the object referred to, and usually the person or object referred …
Video Lesson: What Strange Weather We’re Having Today!
A sunny morning, a cloudy afternoon, and a rainy evening…
Exercises in the Video:
1. A: John, nǐ méi dài sǎn ma? B: Méiyǒu. Tiānqì yùbào shuō jīntiān shì qínɡtiān. What did John think the weather would be like today according to the dialogue? Please …