This is the last one of the HSK 2 Vocabulary series. I won’t call it “infographic” since I did not put any “image.”
The rest of the vocabulary are hard to find fit images/icons for them. It may cause more confusion than help. So I decided just simply group them. If you have a better idea of how to make it, we welcome your feedback! BUT, in the meantime, we FINISHED the series!!!!!!!!!!!! Hooray!!!
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 zhǎo find,
懂 dǒng understand,
完 wán finish,
红 hóng red,
白 bái white,
黑 hēi black,
晴 qíng fine weather,
阴 yīn cloudy,
错 cuò wrong.
In this HSK 2 Vocabulary (Part 9) infographic, there are ~30 words. We put these vocabulary in two groups.
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 arrive,
穿 chuān wear,
给 gěi give,
笑 xiào smile,
告诉 gàosù tell,
开始 kāishǐ begin,
帮助 bāngzhù help,
送 sòng give as a present,
想 xiǎng want,
认识 rènshi know/recognize,
知道 zhīdao know,
会 huì can.
是 shì be (am, is, are),
有 yǒu have,
叫 jiào call,
觉得 juédé think.
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 many/much,
少 shǎo few, little,
冷 lěng cold,
热 rè hot,
好 hǎo good,
漂亮 piàoliang beautiful,
高兴 gāoxìng happy,
高 gāo tall,
忙 máng busy,
快 kuài fast,
慢 màn slow,
远 yuǎn far,
近 jìn close,
好吃 hǎochī delicioous,
累 lèi tired,
长 cháng long,
新 xīn new,
贵 guì expensive,
便宜 piányi cheap.
Please note:
The vocabulary in black are the vocabulary from HSK 1.
The vocabulary in blue are the NEW vocabulary from HSK 2.
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 sentence structure becomes S 把 O V. So, at this point, you can see that the S V O structure is not for all situations.
When should you use the “把 sentence?”
Check out the infographic for more details and examples.
We are now making HSK 2 vocabulary infographics!!
In this HSK 2 Vocabulary (Part 7) infographic, we’ve included 20+ HSK 2 vocabulary, organized into 2 groups.The first group has body and body actions. The second group is question words.
Please note:
The vocabulary in black are the vocabulary from HSK 1.
The vocabulary in blue are the NEW vocabulary from HSK 2.
身体 shēntǐ body,
打电话 dǎdiànhuà call up,
跑步 pǎobù run,
起床 qǐchuáng get up,
唱歌 chànggē sing,
跳舞 tiàowǔ dance,
旅游 lǚyóu travel,
上班 shàngbān be on duty,
生病 shēngbìng fall ill,
休息 xiūxi rest,
运动 yùndòng exercise,
游泳 yóuyǒng swim,
踢足球 tīzúqiú play soccer,
打篮球 dǎlánqiú play basketball.
什么 shénme what,
多少 duōshǎo how many, how much,
几 jǐ a few, how many,
怎么 zěnme how,
怎么样 zěnmeyàng how about,
为什么 wèishénme why.
We are now making HSK 2 vocabulary infographics!!
In this HSK 2 Vocabulary (Part 6) infographic, we’ve included about 30 HSK 2 vocabulary, organized into 2 groups.The first group has verbs. The second group has nouns that can follow the first group.
Please note:
The vocabulary in black are the vocabulary from HSK 1.
The vocabulary in blue are the NEW vocabulary from HSK 2.
吃 chī eat,
喝 hē drink,
开 kāi open,
洗 xǐ wash,
回答 huídá answer,
问 wèn ask,
看 kàn look,
写 xiě write,
准备 zhǔnbèi prepare.
考试 kǎoshì exam,
字 zì character,
药 yào medicine,
手机 shǒujī cellphone,
鱼 yú fish,
羊肉 yángròu mutton,
牛奶 niúnǎi milk,
鸡蛋 jīdàn egg,
咖啡 kāfēi coffee,
电视 diànshì television,
电影 diànyǐng movie,
雪 xuě snow,
茶 chá tea,
杯子 bēizi cup,
水 shuǐ water,
菜 cài dish,
米饭 mǐfàn rice,
水果 shuǐguǒ fruit,
问题 wèntí question,
门 mén door.
As we were making this infographic, we realized that there are many ways to organize the vocabulary. We’ve decided to arrange them in groups as a memory aid.
Knowing how to express “time” in Chinese is very important and useful. In this infographic, we made a 6×5 table to show you how to say “time” in reference to the present moment. We include the year, month, week and day.
