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Integrated Chinese Volume 3 Lesson 1 Vocabulary

Integrated Chinese (IC), Chinese name 中文听说读写, 中文聽說讀寫, Zhōngwén tīng shuō dú xiě (which literally means Chinese listening, speaking, reading, writing), vocabulary infographics are now here! There is no doubt that “Integrated Chinese” is one of the most widely adopted Chinese textbooks among high schools and colleges in North America and beyond. The current version is the 4th edition. The names of the first three editions were Integrated Chinese Level 1, Part 1, Part 2, and Level 2, Part 1, Part 2; but the name of the newest edition has been changed to Integrated Chinese Volumes 1, 2, 3, and 4. They have both simplified and traditional character versions.

In each lesson, no like volume 1 and 2, there is only one dialogue per each lesson, and our vocabulary infographics are designed based on each dialogue. It is perfect for students to learn and review, as well as for teachers to teach and use in the review section.  

Cast of Character

Before we start introducing the new vocabulary, here are some character names we would like to mention first:

  • 张天明 Zhang Tianming, an American-born Chinese. He is a college freshman.
  • 丽莎 Lisha, Lisa Cohen. A college freshman. She and Zhang Tianming were high school sweethearts.
  • 李哲 Li Zhe, Zack Ruiz. A senior and a good friend of Zhang Tianming’s.
  • 林雪梅 Lin Xuemei. A graduate student from Hangzhou, China.
  • 柯林 Ke Lin, Al Collins. Lin Xuemei’s boyfriend also a graduate student.

Integrated Chinese Volume 3 (Level 2 Part 1) Lesson 1 Vocabulary list

Here is the list of the vocabulary from Volume 3 Lesson 1:

Chinese characterPinyinEnglish
张天明
zhāng tiānmíng
Zhang Tianming (a personal name)


gōng
bow


cháng
long

柯林
kē lín
Ke Lin (a personal name)

新生
xīnshēng
new student

研究生
yánjiūshēng
graduate student

出生
chūshēng
to be born

开学
kāixué
to begin 
in a new semester

安全
ānquán
safe

生活
shēnghuó
life; livelihood

校外
xiàowài
off campus
自由
zìyóu
free; unconstrained

校内
xiàonèi
on campus

搬家
bānjiā
to move (one’s residence)

帮忙
bāngmáng
to help

省钱
shěng qián
to save money

liàng
(MW for vehicles)


là
to leave 
(something) behind


好处
hǎochù
advantage; benefit

比较
bǐjiào
relatively; 
comparatively

不见得
bùjiàn dé
not necessarily

适应
shìyìng
to adapt

Vocabulary Infographic Lesson 1

IC V3 L1 Vocabulary Infographic

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