Chinese Intermediate 2 - Everything in HSK 4 (Course C)

Learn how to begin a visa application by signing up, registering, and completing a form to fill out your name and information.

Learn how the 可 grammar emphasizes the following adjectives or verbs, conveying emphasis similar to indeed or truly.

Explore 办签证（II） and the idea of leaving your original country, as described in Chinese intermediate 2 - everything in HSK 4 (Course C).

Learn how to visit a company as a visitor and look around. Describe emotions with xuetong, and learn to represent or mean something on behalf of someone.

Learn to describe a company visit in Chinese for HSK 4 level learners, using time expressions during the visit and practical phrases for asking about amounts, sizes, and prices.

Learn how to form what on earth, why on earth, and how on earth questions in Chinese, and use 到底 to mean 'to the end' for emphasis, including polite forms.

This lesson explains how to use 如果/要是...的话 to express conditional results, and how 不好意思 signals embarrassment; learners practice conditional sentences and the polite how easy to do something structure.

Discover why 父母又要失望了 is used to express confirmed future disappointment in an HSK 4 level Chinese lesson, and learn grammar for expressing future events, foreign places, and nuanced sentence structure.

Start now by pre-studying the lesson before class, focusing on the main point, and avoiding not attentive behavior; develop self-confidence and belief in your progress.

Explore essential Chinese phrases and idioms, such as 'everything starts from now' and 'hang next to your mouth,' with meanings for completion, continuation, and repetition in speech.

Learn how to stay calm under pressure by understanding the adjective calm, how to avoid overvaluing events, and using examples to practice composure in daily interactions.

Examine Chinese idioms at the HSK 4 level, analyze direct translations, and uncover deeper meanings behind crowd references to reveal why there are always more to learn.

Learn additional words and tone distinctions in Chinese, including four tone and third tone, study chuong for strong impacts like crashes, and practice using 'take something as an example'.

Practice listening and speaking in Chinese at an intermediate level through dialogue prompts from listening and speaking L16. Explore sharing information and daily life topics in Chinese conversations.

Explore how to describe the air temperature as very cool and how to express bustling, lively places or events, with examples of contrasting usage and related Chinese phrases.

Learn how the weather cools as temperatures drop and yellow leaves begin to appear, signaling autumn and the shifting seasonal trend.

Learn basic Chinese vocabulary on fur and hair, clothing textures like cotton or wool, casual verb usage, and how to describe embarrassment or upset.

Explore Chinese intermediate grammar for HSK 4, focusing on past tense usage, main verb structure, and example translations, with reminders on usage.

Learn how to use the measure word for trips and describe a journey to a place, with travel phrases such as entering, lining up, and describing active behavior.

Learn how 本 before a title marks 'me/our' in formal self-reference, with examples from school, company, and shop contexts, and how 处 expresses location or area after a noun.

Explore practical Chinese with the zoo visit theme, using shung structure to express verb result completion, and discuss panda gifts and the idea of the whole world.

Explore competition among plants and how to describe competitive and noncompetitive situations in Mandarin, with examples from the workplace and getting into a good school, for HSK 4 learners.

Explore competition among people in society as presented in the lecture. Explain the structure that expresses doing something for the reason of something and its use in context.

Explore sea world vocabulary and related concepts in Chinese intermediate 2, course C, including bottom, light, order and sequence, dream, and friendship.

Explore the seabed, the bottom part of the ocean, and the diverse plants and animals living there. Discover how light organizes the underwater world one by one, revealing its beauty.

Expand your Chinese vocabulary with additional words, including adjectives and verbs, and learn practical usages such as describing noise, fighting verbally, removing outer items, mailing, and giving directions.

practice listening and speaking through dialogues about everyday topics, including conversations on abortion, shopping at Whole Foods, travel by ocean liner, and volunteering.

Delve into Chinese science and technology vocabulary for HSK 4, uncovering how 'fire' conveys popularity, distinguish casual versus formal usage, and study terms like home appliances through practical language notes.

Delve into science and technology (ii) through category-driven lessons that illustrate how lists of examples define categories and meaning.

Discover Mandarin vocabulary for methods and strategies, and phrases for email, passwords, and permissions, within the development of computer and internet technology.

Describe the development of computer and internet technology, examining drone, phone, security issues, and how technology makes everyday interactions more convenient.

This lecture explains how to express sequential actions in Chinese, using 'after event A, event B' and 'immediately continue,' with sentence structures involving events and people.

Explore expressing dreams in Chinese with sentence structure and conjunctions. Illustrate how result and completion verbs shape meaning in 奇怪的梦（II）.

Explore the uses of mobile phones and key vocabulary for data, location, and directions in Chinese.

Learn how mobile phones serve as universal contact methods and make daily life more convenient, with examples illustrating key sentence patterns in Chinese.

Explore large changes and shifting ideas through a collage of phrases about places, polling, and how messages influence personal and social contexts.

Explore additional Chinese family and household vocabulary, polite phrases for asking someone to wait, meal-related terms, and skincare product terms used in context.

Develop listening and speaking skills in Chinese at HSK 4 level through L18 content, including dialogue about national shows and family scenes.

Plan the next semester by examining academic term structures, tuition issues, and committee findings and senate votes. Prepare by handling printing and photocopying tasks for the upcoming term.

Explore next semester arrangements in Chinese and practice key vocab, including birth year and month from Nyanga, the question word Plasto, and shade meaning everyone.

Explore describing broken or damaged items using exterior-surface terms, coverings, and coatings, with examples of skin, roofs, and parcels, and learn about removing external parts and related money terms.

Explore Chinese vocabulary for injuries and damage, including wrapping a wound and describing damaged skin, for Chinese intermediate 2 – Everything in HSK 4 (Course C).

Explore Mandarin vocabulary for wearing clothing versus accessories, compare near-homophones and tones, and practice greetings, nationality questions, and everyday actions in a Chinese dance context.

Explore Chinese grammar patterns at HSK 4 level, including not for how long time and completion as a short touch that bonds meaning, with polynesian meaning bumping into somebody.

Learn rental vocabulary in Chinese, including how to say 'to rent' vs 'to rent out' as two meanings in one word, and practice verb vs adjective usage with examples.

Learn Chinese vocabulary for renting a house, including how to describe a residence with a bedroom, kitchen, living room, and bathroom, and understand terms for house setup and expiry dates.

Learn to say and describe playing ping pong in Chinese, including using the correct measure word for events and how ping pong tables and related actions are expressed.

Learn how the grammar point 在于 expresses that something ultimately rests with or depends on someone, with examples linking travel and work to what it depends on.

Discover how to perform a ping pong skill, including serving the ball, while guidelines prohibit speaking loudly, leaving seats, or moving around randomly near the table.

Explore additional Chinese words and common phrases, including terms for immediacy and urgency, and practice using them in travel, time expressions, and daily contexts.

Practice listening and speaking with translation cues and dialogue fragments. Explore how translation errors can alter meaning and reveal language roles in dialogue.

Explore how to describe a flight delay and postponements, using phrases for delaying plans and cheering someone on, and note pronunciation differences for the same character when its meaning changes.

Master practical Chinese for travel scenarios, focusing on flight delays, managing boarding passes, and exchanging passport information when needed.

Explore the multiple meanings of 怪可怜的—strange or weird, and sometimes to blame—while showing how it expresses negative emotions and functions as adjective, verb, and noun, including 'to congratulate' forms.

This lecture explains a Chinese grammar pattern using a verb with the plus structure to express relaxation or rest, and covers related vocabulary for travel, frequency, and congratulating exam results.

Learn how to refer to minority groups in Chinese and explore the three uses of what on earth, including asking the real reason, plus expressions about dress up and appearance.

Explore Chinese vocabulary on ethnic minorities, everyday terms, and idioms that function as adjectives, with examples like hundreds of thousands and store rooms.

Explore a Mandarin Chinese dialogue (20.7 对话 I) covering verb and noun usage and the same measure word for plans, with Mandarin Chinese called Portal One as the general language.

Explore a dialogue that highlights Shanghainese taste and accent, contrasts southern and northern cuisines, and describes dishes as fresh and sweet.

Learn travel vocabulary in Chinese (HSK 4 level) with emphasis on describing scenes, adjectives, and interactions with hosts, including tidying up and noticing smells.

Explore travel vocabulary (旅行) and phrases for describing various places and food in Chinese. The lecture highlights daily life expressions and cultural notes for real-world conversations.

Explore additional words for Chinese intermediate learners, focusing on noun, verb, and adjective forms, and how meaning shifts with determination, purchasing, and cultural context.

Develop listening and speaking skills through phone conversations and drone-related scenarios, including references to a 20-year-old and a social function.