
Learn how to say I'm sorry in Chinese and respond with it's okay, and review greetings such as ni hao and nimen to address multiple people.
You can download all the word lists and all the texts with Chinese characters and pinyin. You can copy and paste them anywhere you want. You can choose either to read characters only or characters with Pinyin. It can help you read and practice by yourself. You can’t find these materials anywhere else. You can download the Character Worksheets with stroke order.
learn how to reply to thanks in Chinese with polite and neutral options, from you’re welcome to shorter, lighter responses, including pushier choices for not needing to say thank you.
Master basic Chinese greetings like ni hao, xiexie, dui bu qi, and zai jian, and learn the rule that again comes before see in sentences.
Learn to ask and answer 'what's your name' in Chinese, using ming as name, and remember the family-name-first order and simple question structure.
Learn to turn statements into questions in Chinese by adding at the end, and practice asking 'are you Chinese' and 'which country are you from' with 'what about you'.
Learn Chinese measure words and counting with family vocabulary, and practice asking and answering how many people are in your family using the measure word 个.
Learn to ask 'what's the date' and answer with the Chinese date order: year, month, day, while practicing yesterday, tomorrow, and specific dates such as August 1st and September 2nd.
Learn to use the verb go with places like the library or a friend's home, noting in Chinese there is no plural when you read a book or read books.
Learn practical Chinese shopping phrases and the time-location-action sentence order, to say I want to buy three cups and understand measure words.
Learn to use how many and how much in Chinese, practice the price pattern 'this cup, how much', and explore money units like yuan and kuai in market conversations.
Learn basic Chinese family terms, like baba for father, and practice where is he, at home or in hospital, with pronunciation tips on tone and the third tongue.
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You can download all the word lists and all the texts with Chinese characters and pinyin. You can copy and paste them to anywhere you want. You can choose either to read characters only or characters with Pinyin. It can help you read and practice by yourself. You can’t find these materials anywhere else. You can download the Character Worksheets with stroke order.
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