Learn Chinese with Our Chinese Language Resources!

Answers on online Chinese learning about the usage of the Chinese Character “吃(chī)”

12/09/2013 / #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary, #OnlineChineseLearning

Answers: 1. A 2. C <<Back to “Have you ever “吃” (eat) pains? ”

…

Answers on Learn a Chinese nursery rhyme about colors in Chinese

12/09/2013 / #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary, #LearnAChineseNurseryRhyme

Answers: 1. C 2. B <<Back to “Learn Chinese colors from a Chinese song for children ”

…

Answers on HSK level practice about the usage of Chinese measure words

12/09/2013 / #ChineseForAllLevels, #HskLevelPracticeUsageChineseMeasureWords, #HskTest

1. Answer: C

“个(gè)” is a measure word in Chinese used before a noun which does not have a fixed measure word of its own. Usually, the noun can be people, time, fruit, or containers. For example, 三个星期(sāngè xīngqī), three weeks; 四个小时(sìgè xiǎoshí), four hours; …

Learn the Chinese phrase “女神(nǚshén)” Online

04/09/2013 / #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary, #LearnChinesePhraseNvsHeNonLine

Answers: 1. A 2. C <<Back to “Love Her, Call Her “Goddess!” (Elementary)”

…

Answers to the Online Chinese Exercises on the Usage of “上(shàng)” and “下(xià)

04/09/2013 / #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary, #OnlineChineseExercisesUsage

Answer:

“上(shàng)” and “下(xià)” are two basic words in the Chinese language. They are a pair of antonyms. Paired with different words, they can assume different meanings. Let me start by introducing four common usages of these words. First, they can be used to …

Answers To The Free Chinese Learning Exercise On A Chinese Song—The Little Cat

04/09/2013 / #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseLearningExercise, #ChineseLearningTipsforKids

Answers:

1. A

2. B

3. B

<<Back to “Chinese Nursery Rhym: 小花猫 (Xiǎohuāmāo) The Little Cat”

…

Up and down, not always to be taken literally. (Elementary)

04/09/2013 / #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseVocabulary, #UpAndDown

Fill in the blanks with the proper Chinese words.

Alice, míngtiān bú __ bān, wǒmen qù kàn diànyǐng ba? Emma: Alice, 明天不___ 班，我们去看电影吧？ Alice, we don’t have work tomorrow, let’s go to watch a movie.

Bù hǎoyìsi, wǒ míngtiān …

Chinese Nursery Rhym: 小花猫 (Xiǎohuāmāo) The Little Cat

04/09/2013 / #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseLearningTipsforKids, #XiaoHuaMaoTheLittleCat

Xiǎohuāmāo 小花猫

The Little Cat Xiǎohuāmāo zhēn měilì. 小花猫真美丽。

The little cat is so pretty.

Yìtiāndàowǎn xiàomīmi. 一天到晚笑眯眯。

It smiles all day long.

Xiǎohuāmāo wǒ ài nǐ. 小花猫我爱你。

Little cat, I love you.

Qǐng nǐ tóng wǒ lái yóuxì. …

Love Her, Call Her “女神 (nǚshén) Goddess!” (Elementary)

04/09/2013 / #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseVocabulary, #LoveHerCallHerGoddess

Recently, the variety show called The Happy Camp in China launched several episodes of the program centering on the topic “Who is your ‘女神(nǚshén)’?”.

They invited many famous female stars to the show.

One of them was Maggie Q, who plays the lead female role …

Learn Chinese Language From A Chinese Zodiac Song

21/08/2013 / #ChineseForAdvancedLearners, #ChineseLearningTipsforKids, #LearnChineseLanguage

Shíèr shēngxiāo gē 十二生肖歌 The Chinese Zodiac Song

Xiǎolǎoshǔ dǎtóur lái, 小老鼠打头儿来， The little rat is the first to come.

Niú bǎ tír tái, 牛把蹄儿抬， The ox lifts up its hoof.

Lǎohǔ huítóu yìshēng hǒu, 老虎回头一声 …

How does someone use cause-and-effect conjunctives in Chinese?

21/08/2013 / #CauseAndEffectConjunctivesInChinese, #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseVocabulary

Fill in the following blanks with the proper Chinese conjunctives.

Lǐ Míng: Zhāng Lì, nǐ zuìjìn jiàn Hán Méi méiyǒu? 李明：张丽，你最近见韩梅没有？

Li Ming: Zhang Li, have you seen Han Mei recently?

Zhāng Lì: Méiyǒuā, tā qǐngjià le, …

Answers on Chinese Animal Signs

21/08/2013 / #ChineseAnimalSigns, #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary

Answers: 1. C 2. A <<Back to “Chinese for Kids: Learn Chinese language from a Chinese Zodiac Song?”

…

Answers on the SAT Chinese Test about the usage of conjunctive words in Chinese

21/08/2013 / #ChineseForAllLevels, #SATChineseB, #SAtChineseTestConjunctiveWordsUsage

Answer: C

According to the context, we know that Han Mei hasn’t gone to school for a few days because she was sick. So the conjunctive denoting the cause-and-effect relationship should be used to fill in the blank. Take a look at the options, only …

Answers on Chinese Zodiac in Chinese Language-Learn Chinese for Free

21/08/2013 / #ChineseForAllLevels, #ChineseVocabulary, #ChineseZodiacInChineseLanguage

Answers: 1. B 2. C <<Back to “Are you a “Cat” (even if you are not)? (Elementary)”…

Are you a “Cat” (even if you are not)? (Elementary)

21/08/2013 / #AreYouACat, #ChineseForBeginnerLearners, #ChineseVocabulary

Chinese Zodiac is called 生肖(shēngxiāo). 生(shēng) means birth and 肖(xiāo) means resemblance. There are twelve animals in 生肖(shēngxiāo). Yet where did this idea come from? A convincing theory maintains that using animals to symbolize years started with the totems used by minorities in ancient China. …