In this HSK 2 Vocabulary (Part 10) infographic, there are ~25 words. They are 正在 zhèngzài be being, 和 hé and, 因为 yīnwèi because, 所以 suǒyǐ so, 但是 dànshì but, 下 xià below, 生日 shēngrì birthday, 天气 tiānqì weather, 西瓜 xīguā watermelon, 报纸 bàozhǐ newspaper, 题 tí topic, 姓 xìng surname 下雨 xiàyǔ rain, 找 …
In this HSK 2 Vocabulary (Part 9) infographic, there are ~30 words. We put these vocabulary in two groups. The first group contains body motion verbs, 说话 shuōhuà speak, 来 lái come, 回 huí return, 做 zuò do, 坐 zuò sit, 住 zhù live, 走 zǒu walk, 进 jìn enter, 出 chū come, 到 dào …
In this HSK 2 Vocabulary (Part 8) infographic, we’ve included ~30 HSK 2 vocabulary. The vocabulary are “adverbs” and “adjectives,” which include 不 bù no, 很 hěn quite/very, 太 tài too, 都 dōu all/both, 非常 fēicháng very, 最 zuì most, 真 zhēn real, really, 没 méi no, 大 dà big, 小 xiǎo small, 多 duō …
This is the last infographic is the last one of this series. In this YCT 2 Vocabulary (Part 6) infographic, there are ~30 words. We put these vocabulary in three groups. The first group contains body motion verbs, 去 qù to go, 来 lái to come, 做 zuò to do, 坐 zuò to sit, 买 …
One of the most “popular” Chinese grammar is the “把 sentence.” This grammar is confusing for some learners since you can’t find this grammar in English. The basic Chinese sentence structure is S V O (Subject – Verb – Object). However, when using a “把 sentence,” you place the Object before the Verb. So the …
Here is another topic that almost all of us will encounter daily, and that is “email.” We have included about 20 of the most common email-related vocabulary in this infographic. They are, 邮箱 yóuxiāng Email 写信 xiě xìn Compose 收信 shōu xìn Get new messages 联系人/通讯录 liánxì rén/tōngxùn lù Contacts 收件箱 shōu jiàn xiāng Inbox …
When to use 二 or 两？ This is another often asked question from students of Chinese. “Both 二 and 两 mean two, but when should I use which?” I made this infographic to answer this question. You should read “2” as “二 èr” when: Giving a phone number. For instance, If your number is 432-722-1272, …
This is our third “conjunction” infographics. Why are conjunctions so important? Written language greatly benefit from conjunctions. For example, let’s say you would like to write a story. A beginner may be able to write it with a few individual sentences. But advanced student can use “conjunctions” they have learned and connect those individual sentences …
Numbers can be easy or difficult in Chinese. Easy for smaller numbers. Difficult for big numbers. Not to mention a big number with a bunch “zeros” in it! So….how do you say 10001? 20500? 6401001? Don’t worry, we show you how. There are 5 sections in the infographic, How to say the “First 9 numbers …
Counting from 1 to 100 is a must-have skill when it comes to learning a new language. In Chinese, numbers are used in ways unlike in English. For example, months and days of the week are expressed with numbers. In this infographic, we introduce the very basic numbers 1-10. And also teach you the …
