Learn Chinese language(New HSK1~HSK4) |162 Hours

Learn essential Chinese greetings and everyday phrases in lesson 5, including birthday wishes, asking dates, giving gifts, and handling phone numbers and calls.

Develop pronunciation and tone accuracy through extensive speaking prompts, while building travel and daily-life vocab with interactive read-aloud and repetition on phrases about buses, directions, and common actions.

Practice practical Chinese phrases for daily interactions, such as saying 'stop looking for your cell phone; it's on the desk' and asking someone to repeat, ordering food, and paying.

Learn practical Chinese with lesson 12 你穿的太少了 – you're wear too little, exploring daily dialogue, choosing Chinese names, classroom phrases, and essential grammar for measure words and comparisons.

Master Chinese negation grammar, including objective and subjective negation and complete negation structures, while practicing weekend planning vocabulary and essential noun usage in context.

Learn core Chinese sentence structures and verb phrases, including how actions connect with after and conjunctions, while practicing writing Chinese characters and constructing example dialogues.

Practice essential Chinese for beginners with greetings, tone drills, and everyday questions. Learn through a sample scene about there being plenty of drinks on the table to build basic conversation.

learn to build Chinese dialogues from pictures by identifying main actions and manners, and practice phrases like how are you and how old are you around 我最近越来越胖了.

Explore Chinese sentence structure and adverb positioning, including gan for just now and Kansai time framing, through dialogues on how are you and are you sure.

Explore practical Chinese conversation around time expressions and relationships, including stating I've known her for five years, asking how are you, and mastering basic pronunciation and tones.

Practice basic Chinese conversation with time expressions and common questions, including 'I've known her for five years' and 'how are you,' and learn to connect the microphone for speaking.

Explore the Chinese phrase 你去哪儿我就去哪儿, as part of learning Chinese language (HSK1–HSK4) in lesson eight, wherever you go, I'll go.

Master two practical Chinese grammar structures to ask and answer 'how are you' using adjectives, and practice everyday dialogue in Zhongwen to compare fluency with native speakers.

Practice forming sentences in Chinese by using adjectives, verbs, and the be-verb; explore ab adjective patterns with classroom examples.

Master basic Chinese for HSK1–HSK4 by practicing everyday dialogues, common verbs and sentence patterns, covering time, travel, shopping, cafe conversations, and written versus spoken language.

Explore the grammar of complete negation in Chinese, mastering three structures for objective and subjective negation, and applying them to countable and uncountable nouns with contextual examples.

Master practical Chinese for managing belongings. Explore how lesson 12 guides you to leave the important items with me and text one at home to share items.

Master how Chinese uses directional complements after verbs to detail movement, including two-way direction and object placement, illustrated in lesson 13(2) 我是走回来的.

Explore Chinese sentence structures and verb complements, including complement of result and direction. Practice through lesson 14 'please bring the fruit here'.

Master Chinese sentence patterns by applying verbs with complements, especially the complement of direction and verb of result, illustrated through 'you bring the fruit over' in this HSK1–HSK4 focused lesson.

Learn practical Chinese greetings and everyday dialogue, including how are you, hi, and hello, with city names like Shanghai, Beijing, and Shenzhen to reinforce HSK 1–4 vocabulary.

Practice practical Chinese through listening to dialogues, selecting the correct pictures, and determining true or false statements, with focus on verb phrases and everyday conversations in HSK1–HSK4.

Master foundational Chinese sentence patterns through dialogues and examples, focusing on nouns, adjectives, verbs, gender, and essential phrases for everyday conversation.

Explore basic Chinese conversation around simple love, daily questions, and familiarity through repeated phrases and topic structure from the lesson caption.

Explore basic Chinese love vocabulary and sentence structures through the romantic themes of 简单的爱情, including emotional verbs, adjectives, and the placement of objects.

Learn Chinese basics for HSK1–4 through lesson 2, true friends, practicing practical conversations, and essential grammar like subject-verb-object, adverbs, and conjunctions to build confident interpersonal communication.

Master practical chinese for job interviews by practicing how to discuss qualifications, submit documents (CV, transcript, references), and present confidence through structured dialogues and interview cues.

Don’t be too eager to earn money. Learn practical Chinese dialogue, discussing money, topics, planning, and negotiation in everyday conversations.

Explore practical Mandarin phrases for daily life in the lesson the best doctor is yourself, covering price, invoice, receipt, and hotel cues for Beijing and Shanghai, aligned with HSK1–4.

Learn Chinese through HSK 1–4 with practical phrases and everyday questions and responses, inspired by the proverb after the storm comes the sunshine.

Master Chinese sentence structure by exploring subject–verb order, verb function, adverbs, and the complement of direction, while comparing translator and Google translation insights to enhance practical communication.

Explore Chinese language through speaking practice, microphone usage, and essential sentence patterns as you learn to discover the world with your heart.

Watch Beijing opera while drinking tea and learn key performance terms, actor or actress roles, and stage language for Chinese learners.

Explore how science and technology shape the world and future through Chinese language lessons, vocabulary, and cultural context.

Explore the taste of life by following a show that weaves everyday conversations, gender themes, fashion, food, and memory through moments like tie lessons and WeChat exchanges.

Learn travel Chinese through road scenery, from gas stations and hotel check-ins to boarding passes, currency exchange, and city landmarks, with cultural context and practical phrases.