New HSK 3 Lesson 2 Grammar 3 Non-Interrogative Use of Interrogative Pronouns (3)

Two identical question words can be used together to express a general meaning. They refer to the same person, thing, place, time or way. 就 [jiù] links the two parts of the sentence.

你喜欢什么,就买什么。
Nǐ xǐhuan shénme, jiù mǎi shénme.
You like what, then buy what. (Buy whatever you want.) 

你想去哪儿,我就去哪儿。
Nǐ xiǎng qù nǎr, wǒ jiù qù nǎr.
Wherever you want to go, I will go.

New HSK 3 Lesson 2 Review Activity

菜单 [ càidān ] 又 [ yòu ]
饿 [ è ] 渴 [ kě ]
客气 [ kèqi ] 饮料 [ yǐnliào ]
好久 [ hǎojiǔ ] 服务员 [ fúwùyuán ]
服务 [ fúwù ] 员 [ yuán ]
双 [ shuāng ] 筷子 [ kuàizi ]
勺子 [ sháozi ] 碗 [ wǎn ]
马上 [ mǎshàng ] 热情 [ rèqíng ]
尝 [ cháng ] 记 [ jì ]
用 [ yòng ] 鸡 [ jī ]
张 [ zhāng ] 不用 [ búyòng ]
选 [ xuǎn ] 外卖 [ wàimài ]
方便 [ fāngbiàn ] 蛋糕 [ dàngāo ]
只 [ zhī ] 方便面 [ fāngbiànmiàn ]
简单 [ jiǎndān ]

New HSK 2 Lesson 3 Review Activity

回来 [ huílái ] 这么 [ zhème ]
完 [ wán ] 一起 [ yìqǐ ]
出去 [ chūqù ] 洗 [ xǐ ]
自己 [ zìjǐ ] 拿 [ ná ]
手 [ shǒu ] 为什么 [ wèishénme ]
不错 [ búcuò ] 送 [ sòng ]
回去 [ huíqù ] 每 [ měi ]
累 [ lèi ]

New HSK 1 Lesson 6 Grammar 3 Interrogative Pronoun 怎么



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New HSK 1 Lesson 6 Grammar 2 Serial Verb Sentences (1)

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New HSK 1 Lesson 6 Grammar 1 Modal Verb 想

We use 想 (xiǎng) before a verb to say what we want to do.

1. 我想去超市。
    Wǒ xiǎng qù chāoshì.
    I want to go to the supermarket.
    Quiero ir al supermercado.

2. 我哥哥不想休息。
    Wǒ gēge bù xiǎng xiūxi.
    My older brother doesn't want to rest.
    Mi hermano mayor no quiere descansar.

New HSK 2 Lesson 2 Grammar 1 Fixed Pattern 还是...吧 [háishi... ba]

We use 还是……吧 to express a better alternative. 

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还是喝水吧。
Háishi hē shuǐ ba.
Let’s drink water. It’s better.
Mejor bebamos agua.

New HSK 2 Lesson 2 Review Activity

公交车 [ gōngjiāochē ] 但 [ dàn ]
车站 [ chēzhàn ] 远 [ yuǎn ]
打车 [ dǎchē ] 还是 [ háishì ]
北京 [ Běijīng ] 大学 [ Dàxué ]
啊 [ a ] 万 [ wàn ]
名 [ míng ] 网上 [ wǎngshang ]
外国 [ wàiguó ] 间 [ jiān ]
教室 [ jiàoshì ] 票 [ piào ]
别 [ bié ] 过来 [ guòlái ]

春联 (Chūnlián) – Chinese New Year Couplets

春联 (chūnlián) are traditional Chinese New Year couplets. They are usually written on red paper and placed around doors during Chinese New Year.

春 [chūn] → spring
联 [lián] → couplet

The sentences usually express good wishes for the new year, such as happiness, good luck, health, and prosperity.

New HSK 3 Lesson 1 Grammar 3 Multiple Attributives

In Chinese, we can use several words or phrases to describe the same noun. Remember: Descriptions come before the noun.

TIME/LOCATION → ACTION/STATE → DESCRIPTION → NOUN

漂亮的女孩
piàoliang de nǚhái
a pretty girl / una chica guapa

穿红衣服的女孩
chuān hóng yīfu de nǚhái
the girl wearing red clothes / la chica que lleva ropa roja
 
昨天穿红衣服的漂亮女孩
zuótiān chuān hóng yīfu de piàoliang nǚhái
the pretty girl who wore red clothes yesterday / 
la chica guapa que ayer llevaba ropa roja

New HSK 2 Lesson 1 Grammar 3 Pivotal Sentences

Sometimes, we use 请 [qǐng], 让 [ràng], or 叫 [jiào] to ask or tell someone to do something.

Subject 1  +  请  /  让  /  叫  +  Subject 2  +  Verb

我请他吃饭。
Wǒ qǐng tā chī fàn.
I invite him to have a meal. / Yo le invito a comer.