Valentine’s Day is around the corner! We made a fun infographic to teach you some things about this special day. There is also a chinese Valentine’s Day which falls on the 7th of July on the lunar calendar. The day is called “七夕 qī xì.” Five commonly used words for this day are flower, chocolate, …
It is funny to say this now, but it was a culture shock to me when I realized not all animals’ sounds are the same in different languages. An animal sound in one language can sound completely different in another language. It is a fun topic to learn! We have listed 12 animals in this …
We browse websites everyday. So it can be helpful to know some common words used in websites. We use our website “vividchinese.com” as an example and include about 25 vocabulary in this infographic. After learning the vocabulary in this infographic, it will be easier when you browse Chinese websites! Hope you find this useful! …
We see brands, logos, and signs everywhere and everyday. Have you ever wondered how to say their names in Chinese? We made an infographic that contains the top 45 world famous brand names YOU MUST KNOW! There are 7 categories included: cars shopping food and drinks entertainment sports technology social media Please follow and …
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Knowing how to write an address is a practical skill. In English and many other languages, addresses are usually written from the smallest location first, followed by increasingly larger ones. In Chinese, this is the reverse. We write the address from big to small. From largest to smallest, the order is: 国家 guójiā country → …
Are you ready for Thanksgiving? Do you know how to say “turkey” in Chinese? We made a special holiday infographic for you! 15+ vocabulary you must know for one of the biggest holidays, including 感恩节 gǎn’ēn jié Thanksgiving, 十一月第四个星期四 shíyī yuè dì sì gè xīngqísì The fourth Thursday, November, 主餐 zhǔ cān Main meal, 烤火鸡 …
Simplified Chinese Version Most textbooks introduce some ways to address people in Chinese. This infographic will cover many valuable tips when it comes to how people in China actually address each other. There are 4 different settings where people find themselves, such as “in a general setting”, “in a school setting”, “in a work setting” …
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Simplified Chinese Version Learning formal ways to speak in Chinese is something we all do as a Chinese teacher. But your students may also want to know some Chinese slang everyday use, as a more casual way to communicate with other Chinese people. In this infographic, we include 8 relationship related Chinese slang. These are …
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