
Learn to express have to or need to with yo, explore travel with two Chinese characters, and see Beijing travel examples, including September as the best time to travel.
Learn the use of 要 yào to express 'have to' or 'need to' and practice replying to questions with yes or no, including phrases that indicate obligation or aversion.
Learn basic Chinese sports vocabulary, including the word for sports as exercise, the verb kick, and how to form football with two characters to say 'play football'.
Learn how to express 'new' in Chinese and link adjectives to nouns, with one-character adjectives often omitted, illustrated by buying chairs.
Explore asking which part looks the prettiest, learn a new Chinese word and its radical clues, and practice linking sounds when reading dialogue about a dog and its eyes.
Explore Mandarin health and daily activity vocabulary, including 'I rarely get sick' and illness concepts, plus how to stress each and every day with frequency markers.
Explore the use of every and each in Chinese, with 'mate' before time phrases. Learn examples: every day, every month, every week, every year, and the corresponding each forms.
Learn to say medicine, pills, and drugs in Chinese, note the plant radical in the medicine character, and practice taking medicine phrases and 出院.
Explore how to ask about height in Chinese, using tall, the word me as meter, and the particle no for familiarity, with a brief dialogue on how tall is he.
Explore the Chinese word for rest and its character structure, including the left human radical and the right component, plus the restaurant term fen and the sentence-ending particle ba.
Practice speaking Chinese through a two-lesson conversational exercise for HSK2, featuring two real-life scenarios, grammar, sentence structure, new words, and question prompts, with optional voice listening sessions.
Learn to reply with yes or no in Chinese, using sure and for sure to confirm or disagree, and compare these responses with English for practical practice.
Learn how to ask how much is it bought at, with renminbi, a measure word for small or flat objects such as a watch, and the 是…的 emphasis.
Learn delivering vocabulary and usage in Chinese, including giving gifts, free items, newspaper, paper, cow milk, and quick actions, with example dialogues to practice everyday phrases.
Discover how to say side in Chinese using men, been, and beside phrases, and practice forming sentences for left hand side, right hand side, front, back, inside, outside, and beside.
Explore Chinese color vocabulary and how color terms often end with the character for color, with examples like red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, and pink.
Discover Chinese room and house vocabulary and the role of space concepts in descriptions, including how to express emphasis with Jen and gender and use them with adjectives.
Explore basic Chinese dialogue about cups, with phrases like did you see my cup, which one is yours, and here you are, for you, through HSK2 level conversations.
Learn to say happy birthday in chinese by understanding the birthday word and common phrases, and practice using yes and correct in dialogues about gifts.
Learn how to say 'pick up the phone' in Chinese, use the verb for pick up or receive, and discuss who made a phone call through practical dialogues and examples.
Learn to answer when you started playing football and express how much you like it using Chinese time phrases like 'when I was eight', with HSK2 course patterns.
Learn to ask and answer how long you have been working here in Chinese, using a core sentence structure with subject, place, action, and duration.
Engage in conversational practice across chapters, perform listening exercises, and coordinate via Skype or email for guidance in this 13-minute session.
Learn to use just to add emphasis in Chinese and practice still as an emphasis adverb before verbs. Use time-short forms like tonight and tomorrow in practical HSK2 examples.
Explore essential HSK2 vocabulary in this Chinese beginner lesson, including the measure word for small objects and the nuanced use of can, not bad, and quite good.
Examine words with noun and verb forms, such as exam, and review meanings and dialogues to strengthen listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
Explore expressing health concerns and quantities in Chinese, focusing on why too much coffee isn’t good for health, and using past and future time words with bay.
Explore the concept of seasons in Chinese, focusing on spring and summer vocabulary and usage for Chinese beginner learners in hsk2.
Learn Chinese basics for eating utensils by identifying items such as a spoon and a bowl, and practice locating cutlery in pictures during a speaking exercise.
Learn basic Chinese vocabulary from the line 'i saw his bike,' focusing on words like 'men' for door and 'cha' for vehicle, and practice dialogue to discuss arrival and location.
Learn chinese meat vocabulary, including lamb (yang), goat, cow meat, and noodles, through dialogues and examples. Explore how to say 'every day' and other time phrases to build daily conversation.
Learn to say 'play basketball' and 'swim' in Chinese, using the water radical and the yo and yo yo forms. Use because and therefore to connect ideas and express frequency.
Learn Chinese phrases for going to school or class and finishing lessons, and explore language vocabulary like Chinese language and English lessons.
Explore the concept of visiting in Chinese, including traveling to see family such as visiting grandma, with examples mentioning Beijing and Los Angeles.
Engage in conversational exercises for lessons 5–6 by practicing speaking and listening with a tutor via Skype, and email to schedule 30-minute or 1-hour sessions.
Learn how to say classroom in Chinese, explore the 'still' concept, and master the hao + verb structure to express doing a verb well, with examples like studying Chinese well.
Learn to express arriving in twenty minutes using the jiu function to indicate immediacy, and practice airport, road, and on-the-way phrases.
Learn to express distance in Chinese using the li structure, with from here to places and duration details like minutes by bus or on foot.
Explore how 过 guò expresses pass through and past experiences, its use as a direction verb with verbs, and how it marks prior experience after a verb.
Explore Chinese dialogues about spending and celebrating birthdays, including inviting friends, visiting a nearby restaurant, and using the A the B plus some information structure to convey scenes and responses.
“Chinese Beginner 2 Course”, produced by ChineseQQ is tailored for non Chinese speakers to learn Chinese, starting from a beginner level. Composed of 15 lessons / 89 videos, this course will move you beyond HSK 2 level. In addition, it includes everything to meet the requirements of HSK 2 exam.
In each lesson, there’s a set downloadable lecture notes, which covers completely the lesson’s content, and a set of exercises will be provided. Regarding the exercises, they’re in various formats, such as ‘fill in the blanks’, ‘matching the sentences within a conversation’, translation...etc. Interactive online study sets, including audio flashcards, quizzes and games are also prepared. Moreover, Chinese character practices will be attached, which helps you to learn writing, reading and recognising characters, despite speaking and listening.
Lesson videos are designed in a fun and engaging way, all content is animated. It aims to provokes your interests and enhance engagement in lessons, while allowing you to learn more enjoyably and effectively.
What's included in each lesson?
- Downloadable lecture notes
- Downloadable exercises & Chinese characters practice
- Online interactive study sets (including audio flashcards, quizzes, and games)
- A full vocabulary list
How's the course designed?
- 15 lessons, with 81 sessions (6 hours in total)
How to study?
- suggested to study with HSK2 Standard Course Textbook (provided as E-version) & Workbook
- suggested to respond with 2 or more sentences for each Speaking questions or topics