
In this short video, I’ll guide you on how to make the most of this course.
Learn how to talk about yourself and others using 我 (wǒ), 你 (nǐ), and 他/她 (tā).
Discover how to talk about groups with 我们 (wǒ men), 你们 (nǐ men), and 他们/她们 (tā men).
Understand how to use 是 (shì) and 不是 (bú shì) to state facts and describe people or things.
Learn how to say “my,” “your,” and “our” using 的 after pronouns and nouns.
Easily turn a sentence into a yes-or-no question by adding 吗.
Ask open-ended questions using 什么 to get more information.
Use 了 at the end of a sentence to show that something happened or changed.
Place 了 after a verb and before a modifier, and learn how to say something didn’t happen using 没.
Learn how to ask “Who is it?” and “Whose is it?” in different sentence patterns.
Learn how to use 这, 那, 这个, and 那个 to point to specific things in everyday situations.
Do you want to understand HSK 1 Chinese grammar clearly and start forming simple sentences with confidence?
This course is designed for absolute beginners who want a clear and practical introduction to Mandarin Chinese grammar, step by step.
In this course, you will learn how Chinese sentences are built and how to use essential grammar words correctly. You will not memorize long rules. You will not guess. You will understand how grammar works and practice using it naturally.
This course focuses on the core grammar used in HSK 1. Each lesson is short, clear, and easy to follow. You can learn at your own pace and repeat the lessons as many times as you like.
In this course, you will:
Understand the basic structure of Chinese sentences
Use essential grammar words such as shì, de, le, ma, and tā
Ask and answer simple questions with confidence
Practice speaking with real examples and guided repetition
Stop translating from English and start thinking in Chinese
What exactly will you learn?
Use Chinese pronouns correctly to speak clearly and naturally
Talk about “we,” “you all,” and “they” in everyday situations
Use shì and búshì to express identity and facts
Show ownership and description using de
Ask yes-or-no questions using ma
Ask “what” questions using shénme
Ask about people and ownership using shéi and shéi de
Talk about completed actions using le
Say something did not happen using méi
Point to people and things using zhè, nà, zhège, and nàge
Course structure
Start with the basics and build step by step
Learn one grammar point at a time
Practice by listening, repeating, and speaking
No memorization. Just clear explanation and practice
You do not need any Chinese knowledge before starting.
If you want a clear, calm, and beginner-friendly way to learn HSK 1 Chinese grammar, this course is for you.
Start your Mandarin journey today.