Is this movie good or not? Are you nervous or not? Are you cold or not? Learn to ask these questions in Chinese.
1. A: Look! Someone is doing bungee jumping. Let’s try it! B: Bungee jumping wēi bù wēixiǎn ā? …
Ouch! You stepped on my feet! Feeling hurt or surprised? Here come some Chinese interjections!
1. A: Xiǎojiě, zhè shì nín de kāfēi. Xiǎoxīn tàng. B: … What would the customer say? Please choose the best answer. A. Āiyōu! B. Zhēn …
1.A 2.C 3.A 4 .B 5.C <<Back to “Video Lesson: Ouch!” …
Often, sometimes, rarely…Learn these frequency adverbs in this lesson.
1. A: Bīngbīng, nǐ chuān nà jiàn hóngsè de yīfu zhēn piàoliang! B: Xièxie! Dànshì wǒ hěn shǎo chuān hóngsè yīfu. Which of the followings is most likely to be true about …
“Hello, may I help you?” “Hello, is there anything I can do for you?”
1. Becky: Ellie, do you know where to download The Artist? Ellie: Yes, I do. Wǒ bāng nǐ! Which one best describes Ellie? Please choose the best …
1.C 2.C 3.A 4 .A 5.B <<Back to “Video Lesson: Learn to Offer Help in Mandarin Chinese” …
You made a mistake. You decide to admit it and show you are really sorry. Learn to do it in Chinese.
1. A: Hǎo qiú! Tài bàng le! B: Chǎo sǐ le! What would she say? Please choose the best answer. …
1.A 2.B 3.A 4 .C 5.A <<Back to “Video Lesson: My Bad! I Didn’t Do It on Purpose!” …
1.A 2.C 3.B 4.B 5.A <<Back to “Video Lesson: When Do You Get Up?” …
Time is of the essence! It’s always important to know when and what time, whether in past, present or future tense. In today’s lesson, Ellie teaches you the basic structure of asking this.
1. A: Ellie, I’m moving to my new …
Are you planning a trip to China? Then you should be prepared with knowledge of daily life in China. These four must-know facts will allow you to be one step ahead of your friends as you get to know Chinese culture and language.
Answer: C
C is false–Hosts do encourage their guests to drink alcohol when they invite them over to dinner.
The Four Ancient Capitals of China: Learn About Them Here! Key Business Etiquette You Can Put to Use …
When teaching my foreign students the importance of using the correct Mandarin Chinese speaking tones, I often use the example of “问 (wèn) ask” and “吻 (wěn) kiss” to show how a change of tone can completely change the meaning of a word. This speaking …
Tired? Headache? Stomachache? Toothache? Tell me how you feel.
1. A: Becky, let’s go to see a movie tonight! B: Bù hǎo yìsi, wǒ bù xiǎng qù. … What would she say? Please choose the best answer. A. Wǒ hěn hǎo! …
1.C 2.B <<Back to “Video Lesson: I’m Tired!” …
The grass is always greener on the other hill. Let’s learn how to say “other” in Chinese.
1. A: Jenny, what are you looking for? B: Wǒ xiǎng mǎi mángguǒ. A: Zhèi ge chāoshì méiyǒu. Wǒmen qù biéde chāoshì, zěnmeyàng? B: …
1.A 2.C 3.A 4.B 5.A <<Back to “Video Lesson: Don’t Tell Others Our Secret!” …
I’m going to tell you about China’s many 共享单车 (gòngxiǎng dānchē) programs. These programs are cheap, convenient and changing the way that locals and visitors are getting around in China. I’ve been studying Mandarin Chinese in Beijing for nearly a year now. Myself and my …
