Chinese Intermediate 1 - Everything in HSK 3 (Course B)

introduces the chinese sentence particle 把 bǎ as a pre-verb structure that shows you have something done, using a verb-result complement to emphasize completion on objects.

Learn practical Chinese for borrowing and returning books in the library, master borrow versus lend usage, and practice related phrases in context.

Compare finish and forget, showing finish marks completion and sounds official. The lecture also notes that one can be a shorthand for forget, with examples.

Learn practical Chinese phrases for meetings and turning off the air conditioner and lights, with dialogue examples about schedules, arrivals, and using the underground.

Explore Chinese phrases for drinking and meals, practice measure words like 'mouthful' and 'a pair of chopsticks,' and analyze dialogues about beer and daily celebrations.

Learn how to express habit and past familiarity with 'used to / accustomed to,' and explore related vocabulary such as notes, notebook, email, traditional letter, and computers.

Explore additional words by combining characters to form new terms like dictionary, sports events, toll highway, and conduct meeting, building on what we have learned before.

Explore the Chinese particle '才' (cái) and its functions to emphasize lateness or difficulty, including 'not until', 'only after', and 'as soon as', with time-expression placement.

Continue exploring Thai word functions, including signaling a cause leading to a desired situation, using 'only' with quantity, and adding emphasis to sentences with 'wait' through practical examples.

Delve into the final function of 才 cai and its use in 因为...才... structures to express cause and outcome, with examples and notes to avoid common mistakes and improve revision.

Learn to express anger in Chinese for HSK 3 learners with key phrases and dialogues, including the manager getting angry, don't be angry with me, and lateness after midnight.

This lecture covers travel and packing vocabulary in Chinese, including suitcase, bag, clothes, and food and drinks, with scenarios about coming back not until a week later and a flight.

Explore the usage of the phrase 'how come you only came now' and related timing expressions in Chinese, including not until now, lateness emphasis, and practical dialogue examples.

Learn Chinese vocabulary for things to bring, including draw as a verb and picture as a noun, and note northern Chinese practice of adding r after picture.

Learn how to form new Chinese words by combining familiar roots, such as wallet from money and bag, and mailbox and email inbox from related terms.

Engage in speaking and listening practices L11-12 through practice sequences, exploring dialogues and prompts to build comprehension and fluency in Chinese intermediate level.

Learn practical Chinese phrases for finally and completing tasks, such as the exam is over, plus family vocab for gifts, visiting grandpa and grandma, and everyday items like wine.

Master the Chinese structure 一边...一边... to express two actions happening at the same time. Use first then second verb, as in watching TV while chatting, or singing and dancing together.

Learn to say I encountered an old friend using the encounter verb and the result-completion meaning go over to, and review dialogues about meeting an old classmate at a cafe.

Learn how to express willingness and should using key words for life and living, with examples like 'it's supposed to' and 'you should.'

Learn how to say 'eat and watch at the same time' in Chinese, and explore verbs like get up and lie while comparing cinema outings to watching TV at home.

Explore how to say he's dead tired in Chinese, using quite as a negative or broken meaning, and identify past tense constructions in dialogue.

Explore how non action verbs combine with directional complements like 下来, 下去, 起来, and 出来 to express gradual change, continued action, or appearances.

Explore additional Chinese words, including headmaster and class leader terms, and learn how combining characters forms red wine and white wine.

The lecture teaches the Chinese 'and then' structure for sequencing actions, guiding first you do this and then you do that, with examples and extended step chaining.

learn how to talk about cleaning in Chinese, with verbs for clean and sweep, slang for fridge as ice, and practice a verb-result completion structure through dialogues.

Learn vocabulary for watching TV programs and related conversations, including terms for taking a shower, discussing programs, and asking what you are busy with through practical dialogues.

Learn the Chinese structure 像...一样 to express 'like', with examples and new words for wind and scraping, in Chinese Intermediate 1 course B.

Learn Chinese family vocabulary and storytelling prompts to tell a story and discuss childhood memories, guided by uncle and aunt sharing reminiscences.

Learn basic Chinese vocabulary, including dish and list, the meaning of simple, fragrance words, and how to express one by one with measure words through examples.

Learn additional Chinese words, including menu and name lists, how two words form meal, and how to pronounce and read them aloud.

Practice speaking and listening in Chinese at the HSK 3 level, focusing on the show format and conversational patterns to build practical communication skills for course B.

Learn the Chinese grammar '除了...(以外)...都/还/也', meaning apart from or except, and how 都/还/也 affect scope; practice with examples like 除了 Sally，我们都去学校旅行.

Learn the Chinese words for enhance, complete, and other, with examples comparing tea time and be at, and understand when to use others, the rest, or another one.

Learn how to express stay in Chinese, with stay at home and stay abroad examples. Practice the verb send out for email and short texts.

Covering how to handle 'not much problem' in everyday conversation, the lecture emphasizes steady daily practice, completing homework, and clarifying meanings in dialogues to improve Chinese skills.

Explain how to express 'requirements' or 'requests' in Chinese and use 'pay attention to' in a competition context, including key areas to watch.

Learn to say he’s extremely satisfied and how to talk about going online and surfing the internet, including distinguishing on the internet versus surfing online, and forming 'extremely' expressions.

Learn the Chinese character 各 meaning each or every, and practice using it in sentences that express each of them or every place.

Learn how to host a beer festival, identify common festival vocabulary, and explore related cultural terms encountered in Chinese intermediate readings.

Learn the conditional Chinese structure 如果...的话, 就..., including its long and short forms and how the 'if' can be dropped while the sentence still makes sense, with example sentences.

Master the adj 得 construction that links adjectives to information, with examples like 'I'm too tired that I only want to sleep'.

Learn to express fatigue after work in Chinese and distinguish between think and feel verbs, including examples for opinions, feelings like cold or tired, and city vocabulary used in dialogue.

Explore the adjective-adjective 的 structure in Chinese, which adds emphasis to the adjective. Learn to use single-character adjectives and handle two-character phrases in patterns like A B B.

Learn Chinese vocabulary for describing people and appearance, from clothing like leather shoes and a hat to facial features such as nose and hair, and practice asking about height.

Learn practical Chinese vocabulary for daily actions, including brush and tooth terms, grasp word classes and usage nuances, and explore the phrase 'it doesn't have much use' in context.

Explore the relationship between people in chinese for hsk 3, including how to respond to apologies with 'it's OK' and phrases about 'the relationship between me and you' and colleagues.

Learn additional Chinese words by combining two elements to form new terms, including sports shoes and body or health concepts, and discover the short form for these terms.

Engage in speaking and listening practices for Chinese intermediate 1, covering lesson 15–16 content from HSK 3 Course B.