Answer to Video Lesson: I Laughed So Hard That My Stomach Hurt.
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The phrase “一口气 (yìkǒuqì)” is one I use a lot when I’m talking to friends and family about people I admire. Do you like to watch sports? Have you seen any athletes who can finish a competition in one go without stopping? Wanna know how …
Answer: A
The most common structure to use with this phrase is: Someone + 一口气 + verb (+ 了 + Obj.) Therefore, the correct location to insert the phrase “一口气” is in spot number 1. Tā yìkǒuqì chuī miè le làzhú. 他 一口气 吹 …
There is one thing that almost all Mandarin Chinese language students here in China have in common: we don’t have our own personal cars. Owing a car in China and being licensed to drive is a complicated and expensive process.
Plus, the public transportation such …
You look upset, what happened to you? Is everything OK? Learn to express your concerns in Chinese.
1. A: Xiaomei, please pass me the tissue box. B: … What would Xiaomei probably say? Please choose the best answer. A. Nǐ zài …
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1. Please choose the correct word to fill in the blank.
Zhèr de bāozi hěn hǎochī, nǐ yào chī _____ gè? A: 这儿 的 包子 很 好吃,你 要 吃 _____ 个?
Wǒ yào chī liù gè. B: 我 要 吃 6 个。
A. 什么 (Shénme)…
Answer: B
Analysis: 什么 (Shénme): what.
几 (Jǐ): a few; several; some. (几个 jǐ gè how many?).
怎么 (Zěnme): how.
几点 (Jǐ diǎn): what time.
Zhèr de bāozi hěn hào chī, nǐ yào chī jǐ gè? A: 这儿 的 包子 很 好吃,你 要 吃 几 个? The steamed stuffed buns are delicious here. …
Learning Chinese has one specific challenge in its early stages: pronunciation. The tonal sounds of Mandarin Chinese will be a challenge that you will have to overcome. A Mandarin Chinese learner will have to exercise and train their mouths to create the Mandarin Chinese pronunciation …
Chinese Slang Words like “栽跟头 (zāi gēntou)” are the most important Chinese words to learn, because not only are they words that are used in daily life, but they are words that have a few meanings, which you can use in multiple ways in conversation. …
Answer: B Wǒ xīngfèn dé zài cǎodì shàng fān le gè gēntou. 我 兴奋 得 在 草地 上 翻 了 个 跟头。 I was so happy that I turned a somersault on the lawn.
Chēmén túrán kāi le, ràng wǒ zāi le gè gēntou. 车门 …
Your friend just broke up with her boyfriend, and cannot stop weeping. How would you comfort her besides passing her a pint of ice cream?
1. A: Wáng Yīng, zhēn duìbuqǐ, wǒ jīntiān hěn máng. I can’t meet you tonight. B: …
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Ok, you know the Chinese New Year. But do you know what Chinese do on the Chinese New Year’s Eve?
1. A: Becky, it’s about midnight. Wǒmen qù fàng biānpào, hǎo ma? B: Sure! Let’s go! What are they going to …
There are many types of people with many types of personalities. In Chinese we use different words to categorize different interpersonal characteristics. One such word is “闷葫芦 (mèn húlu)”. This type of person isn’t necessarily popular, because he/she is considered to be overall quiet, a …
Answer: B Lily: Nǐ juéde Jack zěnmeyàng? Lily: 你 觉得 Jack 怎么样? Lily: How do you think of Jack?
16283648152Judy: Jack shì gè mèn húlu, yì tiān dào wǎn nánde zhāngkǒu. Judy: Jack 是 个 闷 葫芦,一 天 到 晚 难得 张口。 Judy: Jack is …
One of my favorite things about Chinese is that it has a wide range of depth and meaning, especially when it comes to characters, or combinations of characters that have evolved into daily conversation piece over time. One such word is “放水 (fàngshuǐ)”.
Answer: B
Jason zài yóuyǒng bǐsài zhōng gěi Kombi fàngshuǐ le. Jason 在 游泳 比赛 中 给 Kombi 放水 了。 Jason deliberately lost to Kombi in the swimming competition.
“放水 (fàngshuǐ)” means “to deliberately lose a game” in this sentence. So B is the …
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