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Category: HSK 2

Comparisons in Chinese 比 bǐ

Comparisons 比 bǐ

Posted on October 21, 2022January 10, 2025 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Chinese, comparisons are expressed using the character 比 bǐ. In this article, we will discuss other words that can be used in conjunction with 比 bǐ, such as 那麼那么 nàme, 更 gèng, and 不如 bùrú. Structure A + 比 + B + Adj. + Quantitative Complement A Quantitative Complement in Chinese refers to…

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seafood in Chinese

Seafood in Chinese

Posted on October 19, 2022July 29, 2024 by tiffany

Shrimps Traditional Taiwan Simplified China English 櫻花蝦 yīnghuāxiā 樱花虾 yīnghuāxiā Sakura shrimp 草蝦 cǎoxiā 草虾 cǎoxiā Penaeus monodon 天使紅蝦 tiānshǐhóngxiā 天使红虾 tiānshǐhóngxiā Argentine Red Shrimp 蝦蛄 xiāgū 虾蛄 xiāgū Mantis shrimp 明蝦 míngxiā 明虾 míngxiā Chinese white shrimp  白蝦 báixiā 白虾 báixiā Whiteleg shrimp 牡丹蝦 mǔdānxiā 牡丹虾 mǔdānxiā Botan Shrimp  龍蝦 lóngxiā 龙虾 lóngxiā Lobster…

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More and More in chinese 越 yuè

More and More

Posted on October 14, 2022May 21, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:越來来越 yuèláiyuè is a common Chinese grammatical structure used to express the idea of “increasingly” or “more and more”. It is often used to describe how something is changing or developing over time. The first character 越 yuè means “to exceed” or “to surpass”, while the second character 來来 lái means “to come” or…

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著 着 zhe grammar Ongoing action Aspect Particle

Ongoing Particle – 著/着 zhe

Posted on October 13, 2022December 1, 2024 by tiffany

Grammar Point:The particle 著着 zhe is used to indicate ongoing actions or a continuous state in Mandarin Chinese. While it’s common in narratives or storytelling, it’s not something you’ll hear often in everyday conversations. In daily life, people usually use 在 zài to talk about actions in progress. When do we use it? How would you describe these 2…

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Abbreviations of Chinese Grammar Terms

Abbreviations of Chinese Grammar Terms

Posted on October 11, 2022April 14, 2023 by tiffany

WORD Taiwan China English Abbreviation Example 名詞 míngcí 名词 míngcí noun n. 水、狗 代名詞 dàimíngcí 代词 dàicí pronoun pron. 你、我 動詞 dòngcí 动词 dòngcí verb v. 跑、看 助動詞 zhùdòngcí 助动词 zhùdòngcí auxiliary verb aux. 可能、必需 形容動詞靜態動詞 jìngtài dòngcíxíngróngdòngcí 形容词 xíngróngcí adjectivestative verbs adj.sv 高、胖、美 副詞 fùcí 副词 fùcí adverb adv. 非常、很 數量詞 shùliàngcí 数量词 shùliàngcí…

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Chinese measure word

Chinese Measure Words

Posted on October 7, 2022April 13, 2023 by tiffany

What is Measure Word A group of birds, a herd of cows. Similar to English, Chinese also uses measure words. However, Chinese uses them much more frequently than English. In English, you can say “There is a flock of birds” or “There are five birds.” In Chinese, we always need to use the specific measure…

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sushi in chinese

Sushi in Chinese

Posted on October 6, 2022September 27, 2022 by tiffany

Common Sushi Fish Japanese Simplified China Traditional Taiwan English 鯵 竹荚鱼 zhújiáyú 竹莢魚 zhújiáyú Horse mackerel 甘エビ 甜虾 tiánxiā 甜蝦 tiánxiā Deep-water shrimp いか 鱿鱼 yóuyú 花枝 huāzhī Squid いくら 三文鱼子 sānwényúzǐ 鮭魚卵 guīyúluǎn Salmon roe うに 海胆 hǎidǎn 海膽 hǎidǎn Urchin 海老 虾 xiā 蝦 xiā shrimp 鰹 鲣鱼 jiānyú 鰹魚 jiānyú Bonito 河童巻き…

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chang'e ben yue

Moon Festival

Posted on September 28, 2022February 2, 2025 by tiffany

The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, is one of the three most important Chinese festivals. It is a traditional holiday to worship the moon, as on that day, the moon turns into a beautiful circle (圓圆 yuán). The full moon symbolizes perfection and satisfaction (圓滿圆满 yuánmǎn) for the harvest and family reunion…

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chang'e ben yue

Chang’e ben yue

Posted on September 23, 2022March 31, 2023 by tiffany

“Chang’e ben yue” is a story for HSK2+ learners. Stories I shared some are Chinese folk tales, and some are my creations. This story is one of the most famous stories associated with the Moon Festival. However, there are four different versions of it, each with slight variations. So, if you hear a different story,…

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20 kinds of fish in chinese

20 Kinds of Fish in Chinese

Posted on September 17, 2022May 7, 2023 by tiffany

Before we look up at sushi and fish in Chinese, let me tell you a fun but sad story. There are some young people named salmon in Taiwan. Due to a restaurant in Taiwan offered free sushi to those who have salmon in their name. Hundreds of people changed their names, but Taiwan limits citizens…

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