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Category: HSK 4

Mobile Phone Related Words

Posted on August 8, 2022October 8, 2022 by tiffany

Buy a SIM card Prepaid SIM cards can be purchased from all telecom stores in the airport or convenience stores outside of the airport and plans will vary regarding the rates paid for minutes, texts, and data.  預付卡/ 预付卡 YùfùkǎSIM card 我要買一張預付卡我要买一张预付卡Wǒ yào mǎi yìzhāng yùfùkǎ.I would like to buy a SIM card. 請問有哪些方案?请问有哪些方案?Qǐngwèn yǒu…

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了 le Chinese grammar

了 Part 1

Posted on August 7, 2022April 9, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:Some textbooks may list multiple meanings to explain the Chinese character 了 le, but actually, there are only three of them main uses which we refer 了1, 了2, and 了3. 了1 (Verb-suffix了) S + V + 了 + (O) It means the action is complete and it should always be placed immediately after the verb….

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As soon as in Chinese 一 ... 就...

一 yī… 就 jiù… Grammar

Posted on August 6, 2022May 13, 2023 by tiffany

Grammar Point:The grammar structure 一 yī… 就 jiù… is a common pattern in Chinese that expresses a cause-and-effect relationship between two events or actions. It is used to describe that once the first event or action occurs, the second event or action will immediately follow, much like the English phrase “as soon as”. Structure  S1 +…

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Hot pot – meat

Posted on August 4, 2022March 19, 2025 by tiffany

______ 的de量liàng大概dàgài多少duōshǎo? ______ 的de量liàng大概dàgài多少duōshǎo?  How large is the ___________? Dialogue 店diàn員yuán: 決定juédìng要yào點diǎn什麼shénme了le嗎ma?店diàn员yuán: 准备zhǔnbèi好hǎo点餐diǎncān了le吗ma?Waiter: Are you ready to order? 我wǒ: 特級tèjí牛五花niúwǔhuā的de量liàng大概dàgài多少duōshǎo? 我wǒ: 特级tèjí牛五花niúwǔhuā的de量liàng大概dàgài多少duōshǎo? I: How large is the Choice short plate? 店diàn員yuán: 大概dàgài兩人liǎngrén份fèn店diàn员yuán: 大概dàgài两人liǎngrén份fènWaiter: It’s for 2 people. 我wǒ: 那nà請qǐng給我gěiwǒ一份yífèn特級tèjí牛五花niúwǔhuā, 謝謝xièxie我wǒ: 那nà请qǐng给我gěiwǒ一份yífèn特级tèjí牛五花niúwǔhuā, 谢谢xièxieI: Well… 1 Choice short plate, please. Thank you. Simplified (China) Traditional (Taiwan) Vocabulary 和牛héniú和牛héniú🔊 Wagyu 沙朗shālǎng沙朗shālǎng🔊 Surloine 牛niú五花wǔhuā牛niú五花wǔhuā🔊 Short plate 牛niú小排xiǎopái牛niú小排xiǎopái🔊 Short rib 小羊xiǎoyáng小羊xiǎoyáng🔊…

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Chinese Compound Word

Posted on August 2, 2022June 7, 2023 by tiffany

Have you ever wondered about the following questions? If you want to know the answers, this is the right article 😇 What is a compound word? A compound word is made up of two smaller words. For example: 牙刷 = 牙 + 刷Yáshuā = Yá + shuāToothbrush = Tooth + Brush 書书架 = 書书 +…

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yoga chinese

15 Essential Chinese Word for Doing Yoga

Posted on July 30, 2022March 25, 2023 by tiffany

Here’s 15 yoga Chinese words you may need in a yoga class. 1. 瑜珈/瑜伽 yújiā NOUN。Yoga 我wǒ每天měitiān早上zǎoshàng練liàn瑜珈yújiā我wǒ每天měitiān早上zǎoshang练liàn瑜珈yújiāI practice yoga every morning. 2. 瑜珈墊/瑜伽垫 yújiādiàn NOUN。Yoga mat 請問qǐngwèn哪裡nǎlǐ可以kěyǐ買mǎi瑜珈墊yújiādiàn? 请问qǐngwèn哪里nǎlǐ可以kěyǐ买mǎi瑜珈垫yújiādiàn? Excuse me, where can I buy a yoga mat? 3. 冥想 míngxiǎng VERB。To meditate 把bǎ眼睛yǎnjīng閉上bìshàng,,我們wǒmen開始kāishǐ冥想míngxiǎng把bǎ眼睛yǎnjing闭上bìshàng,,我们wǒmen开始kāishǐ冥想míngxiǎngClose your eyes and let’s start meditating. 4. 呼吸 hūxī VERB 。To breathe…

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20 Yoga Poses in Chinese

Posted on July 26, 2022March 25, 2023 by tiffany

Name of Yoga poses If there are two names for one pose, the first one is what Taiwan uses, and the second one is China’s. Yoga Equipments F.Y.I “Corpse” sounds too negative in traditional Chinese culture, so it is renamed to “final relaxation pose” or “Savasana.” There are many yoga studios in Taipei, some of…

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Rentals Related Words: Renting in Taiwan

Rentals Related Words

Posted on July 25, 2022April 12, 2023 by tiffany

Renting an apartment in Taiwan can be a confusing and frustrating experience. I strongly recommend that you take a Taiwanese friend with rental experience along with you. This can save you trouble if your landlord (房東房东 Fángdōng) tries to use tricky contract terms or hide issues with the apartment. House types 整層住家整层住家 Zhěngcéng zhùjiā: Including…

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到底(dàodǐ), 最後/最后(zuìhòu), 總算/总算(zǒngsuàn) and 終於/终于(zhōngyú)

Synonyms of “Finally” in Chinese

Posted on July 19, 2022August 1, 2023 by tiffany

There are 4 different words that can be translated into “finally” in Mandarin Chinese: 到底 dàodǐ, 最後最后 zuìhòu, 總总算 zǒngsuàn and 終於终于 zhōngyú. 到底 dàodǐ 到底 dàodǐ is an adverb in Chinese that is used to emphasize a question. It indicate that the speaker is a little impatient or annoyed. 你nǐ到底dàodǐ在zài做zuò什麼shénme? 你nǐ到底dàodǐ在zài做zuò什么shénme? What on earth…

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Food and Color Words in Chinese

Posted on July 18, 2022October 2, 2022 by tiffany

Before we look up the food and color words in Chinese, let me explain one word first. “Bǐnggān” in Chinese Mandarin, can be translated into the cookie, biscuit, potato chips, cracker, and wafer.The original meaning of “Bǐng” is something shaped like a cake and usually made with flour or rice flour. “Gān” means dry. So…

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