什么 [shénme] what qué
谁 [shéi] who quién
哪儿 [nǎr] where dónde
什么时候 [shénme shíhou] when cuándo
怎么 [zěnme] how cómo
怎么样 [zěnmeyàng] how about it qué tal
哪里 [nǎlǐ] where dónde
哪(一)个 [nǎ (yí) ge] which cuál
为什么 [wèishénme] why por qué
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First steps to learn Chinese / Aprender chino desde cero (primeros pasos)
Una pregunta que a menudo me hacen los interesados en aprender chino mandarín es: "¿Por dónde empiezo a estudiar chino?". Aquí presento un plan de trabajo que puede ayudarte a dar los primeros pasos en esta apasionante cultura.
Basic Vocabulary / Vocabulario básico
I want to learn Chinese, where do I start?
"I want to learn Chinese, where do I start?" In this article, she discusses many of the typical fears of novice Chinese learners and some keys to making the most of the effort spent learning.
Since it is not feasible to analyze all the details related to this exciting language, here are some links to other related topics that may interest you:
Asking Questions
Question words are another way to ask questions in Chinese. They are simple to use and don’t change the sentence structure at all.
Structure
You simply replace the element you want to ask about by the right question word and you’ve formed a question!
Example
那 [nà]，那儿 [nàr]，哪 [nǎ]，哪儿 [nǎr]
那个人是我爸爸。
Nàge rén shì wǒ bàba.
That person is my dad.
Esa persona es mi papá.
你不去，那我也不去。
Nǐ bú qù, nà wǒ yě bù qù.
(If) you don't go, then I also don't go.
(Si) tú no vas, en ese caso yo tampoco voy.
Where is the bear? / ¿Dónde está el oso?
熊在哪儿？
Xióng zài nǎr?
Where is the bear? / ¿Dónde está el oso?
Chinese expression "Where there's a will, there's a way" / Expresión china "Si hay voluntad, todo se hará realidad"
有志者事竟成
Yǒu zhì zhě shì jìng chéng
Where there's a will, there's a way
Si hay voluntad, todo se hará realidad
Travel book in Chinese / Libro de viajes en chino
Hi, friend!
¡Hola, amigo!
谢谢。Xièxie.
Thanks.
Gracias.
Lo siento. 对不起。Duìbuqǐ.
I’m sorry.
Lo siento.
请问。 Qǐng wèn.
Excuse me (to call someone's attention).
Disculpe (para llamar la atención).
HSK 1 Lesson 15 Grammar 1 是...的 [shì...de] structure for emphasis
The 是……的 structure can place emphasis on the time, method, way, object, place, purpose or the person who makes the action. This video focus in the emphasis on the time, method and way:
La estructura 是……的 puede poner énfasis en el tiempo, método, forma, objeto, lugar, propósito o la persona que realiza la acción. Este vídeo se centra en el énfasis en el tiempo, método y manera:
却 [què] however, but / pero, sin embargo
adverb. however, but (We use it to express a soft contrast, often negative)
adverbio. pero, sin embargo (expresa un contraste leve, a menudo negativos)
S + 却 + V
Picking up the luggage / Recogiendo el equipaje
你知道在哪里提取行李？
Nǐ zhīdào zài nǎli tíqǔ xínglǐ?
Do you know where to collect your luggage?
¿Sabes dónde recoger el equipaje?
HSK 3 Lessons 8-10 Review Activity (bis)
洗手间 xǐshǒujiān:
最后 zuìhòu:
电梯 diàntī:
马上 mǎshàng:
先 xiān:
地方 dìfang:
方便 fāngbiàn:
参加 cānjiā:
熊猫 xióngmāo:
害怕 hàipà:
健康 jiànkāng:
重要 zhòngyào:
影响 yǐngxiǎng:
自行车 zìxíngchē:
Chinese HSK 1 Standard Course book
Lesson 2: 谢谢你 Thank you
Lesson 3: 你叫什么名字 What's your name
是 [shì]
Yes / No questions with 吗 [ma] / Preguntas de sí / no con 吗 [ma]
Being able to: learning when to use 会 or 能
There are different ways to express “ can “ in Chinese, depending on what type of ability you’re talking about. Two verbs, in particular, are used to express "being able" are 会 and 能. Let's see what the difference between 会 and 能 is!
2 key ways to express "can" in Mandarin Chinese
The two key verbs to express "being able" are 会and 能. These auxiliary verbs both work the same way and are placed before the verb.
Structure
S + 会 or 能 + verb + O.
Particles in Chinese
Bounce back questions with 呢
The main use for 呢 is to bounce back questions at someone.
In this case, its use is very similar to the “and you?” in English, when you’re directly returning the question to someone. More generally, 呢 is also very close to "how about" or "what about" in English. You'll see, it's a handy little bugger.
Structure
四艺 [sì yì] The four arts / Las cuatro artes
The four arts (四艺 sìyì) in traditional Chinese culture refer to the arts that an educated person should master in Ancient China. The four arts are 琴棋书画 (qín-qí-shū-huà):
Las cuatro artes (四艺 sìyì) en la cultura tradicional china se refieren a las artes que una persona educada debe dominar en la antigua China. Las cuatro artes son 琴棋书画 (qín-qí-shū-huà):
琴 [qín] refers to the 古琴 [gǔqín], a traditional Chinese seven-stringed instrument with over 3000 years of history.
琴 [qín] hace referencia al 古琴 [gǔqín], un instrumento tradicional chino de siete cuerdas con más de 3000 años de historia.
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