
Learn the pattern zai nar to form where is or where are questions in Chinese, using the bathroom, your car, you, and Marie as examples.
Learn ni and ni de for you and yours, che for car, and the zai nar pattern for where is / where are, with wei sheng jian bathroom examples.
Perform practice on the 'where is/where are' sentence pattern in Chinese, using zai nar, wei sheng jian, che, ni, and ni de, with Marie and car scenarios as examples.
Master the qing gei wo yi ge pattern to request items, and yi shuang for a pair, with examples like a bag, a bowl, and chopsticks.
Practice saying qing before a verb and gei. Learn key words wo, yi ge, yi shuang, dai zi, wan, kuai zi, with example sentences from ten patterns.
Master 10 chinese sentence patterns through tests that have you match and translate words like qing, wan, dai zi, kuai zi, wo, yi shuang, yi ge, and gei in sentences.
Learn the zai fu jin pattern to say I am nearby a place, with examples like wo zai xue xiao fu jin and xing ba ke fu jin.
Learn basic Chinese location words and phrases, including zai fu jin, to express nearby, and practice sentences like I am around the school, Starbucks is nearby, and the park.
Practice ten Chinese sentence patterns through tests that require matching and translating words like gong yuanr, fu jin, zai, xing ba ke, and xue xiao.
Learn the gai le pattern to say it's time to do something, using examples like gai chi fan le, gai shang ke le, and gai shui jiao le.
Practice saying gai le, chi fan, shang ke, and shui jiao with slow and fast repetitions, and master sentences like it's time to eat or it's time to go.
Engage in tests that reinforce Chinese sentence patterns, matching and recalling shang ke, chi fan, zou, shui jiao, and gai le to express it's time to do something.
Learn the past tense in Chinese using le after the verb, pattern 5, with examples like wo qu gong yuanr le and wo kan dian ying le.
Practice new Chinese words and expressions, including le for past tense, qu for to go, kan for to watch, and dian ying for movie, with guided repetition.
Participate in tests and word matching to reinforce chinese sentence patterns taught here. Use qu to go to, le for past tense, and kan dian ying to watch a movie.
Explore the tai le pattern to express too much or too expensive in Chinese, with examples tai gui le, tai leng le, tai xiao le, and tai hao le.
Practice saying the new words tai le, gui, xiao, leng, and hao, and form sentences like too expensive, too small, too cold, and so good.
Practice Chinese sentence patterns and vocabulary through a test, matching words like tai le, hao, gui, leng, and xiao to their meanings.
Master the be doing continuous tense in Chinese with zheng zai ne, using examples like wo zheng zai chi fan and ta zheng zai gong zuo.
Practice the continuous tense pattern zheng zai ne to express ongoing actions. Learn shu, kan shu, gong zuo, ta, and example phrases like wo zheng zai chi fan ne.
Master the Chinese continuous tense with the zheng zai ne pattern, practicing ta, gong zuo, kan shu, and wo zheng zai gong zuo ne through examples.
Master the gen someone yi qi pattern, meaning with someone, to express doing something together, as in I eat with him, I work with colleagues, or go skiing with friends.
Learn ten Chinese sentence patterns by mastering gen, yi qi, tong shi, peng you, and hua xue, and practice examples like I have a meal with him.
Explore Chinese sentence patterns with tests that match words and translate phrases, such as 'wo gen tong shi yi qi gong zuo' meaning 'I work with colleagues'.
Master the zai shang pattern to express on, at, or above objects, using examples like shou ji zai zhuo zi shang and dai zi zai sha fa shang.
Master zai shang for on and zai for at; memorize zhuo zi, shou ji, sha fa, chuang; practice 'the book is on the table' with slow and fast repetition.
practice test covers chinese furniture terms chuang, zhuo zi, sha fa, shou ji and the location pattern zai shang, reinforcing sentences like 'the phone is on the table'.
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Where something is located—perfect for navigating cities or finding your way around buildings!
How to ask for specific items in restaurants and shops so you can order exactly what you need
Describe the location so you can easily communicate where you are and where things are located.
Basic Chinese grammar, including the past and continuous tense
Confidently telling others that you can speak Chinese
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Our course introduces the 10 most commonly used Chinese sentence structures.
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The teacher reads new vocabulary and example sentences to aid listening and speaking practice.
Each lesson includes a test video with exercises to ensure mastery of new knowledge.
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Confidently ask for directions, such as where the bathroom is
Order food and make requests at a restaurant or shop
Describe location and tell people where you are or where something is
Use basic grammar, including the past tense and continuous tense, to communicate effectively
Impress others by telling them you can speak Chinese
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