Greating Course:Learn How to speak basic Chinese HSK1

Learn basics of hsk1 by practicing the ni hao greeting, built from ni (you) and hao (good). The lesson shows how combining two words creates a hello and comfortable speech.

Master polite Chinese greetings by reviewing ni hao and learning ning hao for respect, and ni men for addressing multiple people.

Learn to say thank you in Chinese as shi shi ni, and practice the you are welcome response in short dialogues.

Learn to say sorry in Chinese with 对不起, and respond with 没关系, while reviewing basic greetings like hello for individuals or groups.

learn how to say goodbye in basic Chinese, focusing on the popular bye bye and the common zai jian, with practice to reinforce the vocabulary.

Learn basic Chinese vocabulary through a guided practice of greetings and nationalities, including ni hao, zhong guo, mei guo, ren, and zhong guo ren, with a picture-matching activity.

practice basic chinese greetings and ask what's your name using ni jiao, with examples like ni jiao Sharma and jiao Linda, and learn that everyone has a name.

practice basic Chinese HSK1 conversation by reviewing the lesson, learning new words, and using simple dialogues like 'Are you Chinese' with examples of person and jungle as nouns.

Learn basic Chinese greetings and questions by asking 'are you a teacher?' and answering 'I am a student,' while using shi for is and ma as the yes-no question particle.

Engage in a review session that asks you questions to answer in Chinese, practice sentences, and role-play real scenarios with Linda under the guidance of a Chinese teacher.

Learn basic chinese vocabulary (HSK1): he vs she, classmate tong xu, friend pengyou, laoshi, hanyu, and zhongguo pengyou, with practice distinguishing characters by pronunciation and matching to pictures.

Practice basic Chinese conversation and pronoun usage in a beginner course, review vocabulary, and identify who is she in a dialogue with Linda, your tutor and Chinese friend.

Learn to ask 'which country are you from?' and answer 'I'm Chinese,' while mastering words like na (which or where) and gore (country) through practice by yourself.

Learn basic Chinese with hsk1 through everyday conversations, classmate and friend vocabulary, and listening practice with Linda to ask who is he and who is she.

Practice basic Chinese through a guided review with Linda, answering questions, translating phrases, and learning through simulated real conversations with your Chinese tutor and friend.

Begin a warm-up and learn six Chinese vocabulary items, including lu cao ren (six people) and the measure word cao, plus jia, nu, and xu sheng for age expressions.

Learn basic Chinese vocabulary for family and counting people. Practice the conversation 'how many people are in your family?' to reinforce numbers and communicate in HSK1.

Learn how to ask and answer about age in Chinese using basic words for daughter, year, and numbers, with practice dialogues and pronunciation guidance.

Learn to ask and describe ages in basic Chinese for HSK1, using how old questions and age phrases. Practice with names from the lesson to reinforce age vocabulary.

Learn how to use 几 to ask about small numbers, with practical conversations about counting people and family members.

Learn how to ask how old someone is using 多大 in Chinese, with examples that change the subject and show age questions for family members.

Practice reviewing two Chinese sentence patterns: how many people and how old are you, by pausing the video to answer questions in Chinese.