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Author: tiffany

HSK2 Chinese reading practice

HSK2 Reading Practice 4

Posted on January 2, 2024February 7, 2025 by tiffany

HSK2 Reading Practice Offer HSK1 Mandarin Chinese reading materials, encompassing simplified and traditional characters, Pinyin, English translations, and comprehension questions, all available for free practice. 李小馬愛马爱旅行 李小馬是一位愛旅行的年輕人。今年七月他打算開始他的旅行。他喜歡認識新朋友,所以他準備了一些禮物要給在旅行中見到的人。李小馬打算一邊旅行一邊學習一種新的語言。李小马是一位爱旅行的年轻人。今年七月他打算开始他的旅行。他喜欢认识新朋友,所以他准备了一些礼物要给在旅行中见到的人。李小马打算一边旅行一边学习一种新的语言。 可是那個語言比較好?韓文是他的母語,英文他說得非常好了,日文他很喜歡但是只有日本人說。他想了想最後決定了西班牙語,因為他聽說這是一種美麗的語言,還有有非常多的國家都說這個語言。可是那个语言比较好?韩文是他的母语,英文他说得非常好了,日文他很喜欢但是只有日本人说。他想了想最后决定了西班牙语,因为他听说这是一种美丽的语言,还有有非常多的国家都说这个语言。 李小馬開始他的旅行後,他先去了西班牙。在那裡,他不但學習了西班牙語,也學到了許多西班牙的文化。他很喜歡這種學習的方法,所以他決定以後在每一次旅行中都這樣做。李小马开始他的旅行后,他先去了西班牙。在那里,他不但学习了西班牙语,也学到了许多西班牙的文化。他很喜欢这种学习的方法,所以他决定以后在每一次旅行中都这样做。 Questions Lǐ Xiǎomǎ ài lǚxíng Lǐ Xiǎomǎ shì yí wèi ài lǚxíng de niánqīng rén. Jīnnián qīyuè tā dǎsuàn kāishǐ tā de lǚxíng. Tā xǐhuān rènshì…

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HSK2 Chinese reading practice

HSK2 Reading Practice 3

Posted on January 1, 2024February 7, 2025 by tiffany

HSK2 Reading Practice Offer HSK2 Mandarin Chinese reading materials, encompassing simplified and traditional characters, Pinyin, English translations, and comprehension questions, all available for free practice. 小明去動物園动物园 小明是一個八歲的男孩。今天,他和家人一起去了動物園。他很喜歡動物,所以他非常期待這次和家人出門玩。小明準備了一個小背包,裡面裝了一些糖果和一瓶水。他也穿上了他最喜歡的紅色衣服和藍色褲子。小明是一个八岁的男孩。今天,他和家人一起去了动物园。他很喜欢动物,所以他非常期待这次和家人出门玩。小明准备了一个小背包,里面装了一些糖果和一瓶水。他也穿上了他最喜欢的红色衣服和蓝色裤子。 到了動物園,小明就高興地跑去看動物。他先去了猴子區。他看到了許多猴子在樹上跳來跳去,非常有趣。然後,他到了大象區。大象們正在吃飯,小明覺得大象用鼻子吃飯很奇怪。他還拿了一些草給大象,大象用長長的鼻子把草拿走,小明覺得很高興。到了动物园,小明就高兴地跑去看动物。他先去了猴子区。他看到了许多猴子在树上跳来跳去,非常有意思。然后,他到了大象区。大象们正在吃饭,小明觉得大象用鼻子吃饭很奇怪。他还拿了一些草给大象,大象用长长的鼻子把草拿走,小明觉得很高兴。 看完動物園的猴子和大象後,小明覺得有一點累了。他找了一個樹,在樹下休息。這時候,他看到了賣冰淇淋的車子,他跟媽媽說他也想要吃冰淇淋,可是媽媽說不可以,冰淇淋太貴也太甜。媽媽拿出小明背包裡的糖果和水給小明。看完动物园的猴子和大象后,小明觉得有点儿累了。他找了一个树,在树下休息。这时候,他看到了卖冰淇淋的车子,他跟妈妈说他也想要吃冰淇淋,可是妈妈说不可以,冰淇淋太贵也太甜。妈妈拿出小明背包里的糖果和水给小明。 下午四點,小明和家人一起離開了動物園。回家的路上,他想下次如果看到冰淇淋車,他要問爸爸不要問媽媽了。下午四点,小明和家人一起离开了动物园。回家的路上,他想下次如果看到冰淇淋车,他要问爸爸不要问妈妈了。 Questions Xiǎomíng qù dòngwùyuán Xiǎomíng shì yíge bāsuì de nánhái. Jīntiān, tā hàn jiārén yìqǐ qùle dòngwùyuán. Tā hěn xǐhuān dòngwù, suǒyǐ tā fēicháng qídài…

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In total Chinese gòng 共

In total – 共 gòng

Posted on December 30, 2023January 2, 2024 by tiffany

Grammar Point:The term 共 gòng in Chinese often translates to “altogether” or “in total.” It’s often paired with a numeral or a quantity to represent the entirety of something. Structure 共 gòng + (V) + Numeral or Quantity In daily conversation, it is more common to say 一共 yígòng. 共gòng有yǒu三十sānshí人rén出席chūxí會議huìyì共gòng有yǒu三十sānshí人rén出席chūxí会议huìyìA total of thirty people attended…

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有一点 and 一点 yǒuyìdiǎn yìdiǎn a little bit

A little bit – 有一点 yǒuyìdiǎn & 一点 yìdiǎn

Posted on December 25, 2023March 28, 2025 by tiffany

Grammar Point:Both 有一點点 yǒuyīdiǎn and 一點点 yìdiǎn convey the notion of ‘a little’ or ‘a bit,’ but with slight nuances. In China, 有點兒点儿 yǒudiǎnr is more commonly used instead of 有一點点 yǒuyìdiǎn. Structure 有一點点 yǒuyìdiǎn + Adjective 一點点 yìdiǎn + Noun 今天jīntiān天氣tiānqì有一點yǒuyìdiǎn熱rè今天jīntiān天气tiānqì有一点yǒuyìdiǎn热rèToday’s weather is a bit hot. 我wǒ弟弟dìdi有一點yǒuyìdiǎn矮ǎi我wǒ弟弟dìdi有一点yǒuyìdiǎn矮ǎiMy younger brother is a bit short. 我wǒ覺得juéde那nà家jiā店diàn的de珍珠奶茶zhēnzhūnǎichá有一點yǒuyìdiǎn貴guì我wǒ觉得juéde那nà家jiā店diàn的de珍珠奶茶zhēnzhūnǎichá有一点yǒuyìdiǎn贵guìI…

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Can Skills 会 huì

Can – Skills 会 huì

Posted on December 22, 2023March 28, 2025 by tiffany

會/会 huì 會会 huì emphasizes a skill that you have learned or been trained to do. It refers to the ability to do something that has been acquired through training or education, and is often used to describe skills, such as speaking a language or playing a musical instrument. It is more like “knowing how…

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Chinese seems sìhū 似乎

“Seems” in Chinese – 似乎 sìhū

Posted on December 20, 2023April 29, 2025 by tiffany

Grammar Point:The Chinese word 似乎 sìhū is similar to saying “seems like” or “seems” in English. It helps describe when something appears a certain way based on what you see or feel, but it’s not confirmed or certain. Structure S + 似乎 sìhū + Description/Action/Verb Phrase 似乎 sìhū is actually the formal term for 好像…

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Movement Marker 到 dào

Movement Marker – 到 dào

Posted on December 18, 2023March 28, 2025 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Chinese, the movement marker 到 dào is used to indicate the completion or arrival of an action or movement to a particular destination. Structure S + 到 dào + Place + (Do what) It’s often used with verbs of motion, such as 來来 lái (to come), 去 qù (to go), or other action…

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Movement Marker 到 dào

Movement Marker 到 dào

Posted on December 17, 2023December 17, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Chinese, the movement marker 到 dào is used to indicate the completion or arrival of an action or movement to a particular destination. Structure S + 到 dào + Place + (Do what) It’s often used with verbs of motion, such as 來来 lái (to come), 去 qù (to go), or other action…

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Expressing tones with hái

Expressing tones with hái

Posted on December 14, 2023December 14, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Mandarin Chinese, the word 還还 hái can be used to convey a surprised or sarcastic tone, and it can be employed in rhetorical questions as well. It adds emphasis or disbelief to a statement, often suggesting surprise or skepticism about something that has been said or done. Structure S + hái + Noun…

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Almost in Chinese 几乎 jīhū

Almost in Chinese – jīhū

Posted on December 13, 2023May 12, 2025 by tiffany

Grammar Point:The Chinese word 幾几乎 jīhū means “almost” or “nearly” in English. It is used to describe that something is close to completion, close to a certain state, or almost reaching a specific condition or outcome. Structure S + jīhū + V + O or Complement 幾几乎 jīhū is often used in conjunction with words…

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