Chinese language for beginners : Mandarin Chinese HSK1-HSK3

Learn basic Mandarin vocabulary for colors, coffee, milk, and fruits through a conversation about drinking coffee, buying fruits, and grocery phrases.

Discover how to ask and answer what sports do you like doing in Mandarin, building sport vocabulary for swimming, basketball, and football through practical questions.

Learn practical Chinese basics in lesson 24 by practicing a dialogue about a broken mobile phone, asking questions, and using time expressions with essential mobile phone vocabulary.

Learn essential Mandarin vocabulary for daily activities, including expressing interesting, boring, eating, watching a movie, finishing actions, and telling time.

Learn everyday Mandarin phrases for work and daily routines, including describing your company, going to work, waking up, and daily transportation.

Master Mandarin family vocabulary by identifying older and younger siblings, parents, aunts, and uncles, and practice asking about siblings and using kinship terms and surnames.

Practice basic Chinese dining phrases for a restaurant, including ordering noodles, rice, meat, and fish, asking for prices and drinks, and interacting with waiter or waitress.

Develop essential mandarin vocabulary for family and housing, including words for husband, wife, children, and various house terms, and practice through a conversation about buying a house.

Introduce new Mandarin words through a newspaper reading exercise, highlighting pronunciation, character recognition, and everyday conversations about reading, going out, and not interrupting.

Master how a verb particle indicates continuation of action, and how to join two verbs for simultaneous actions, then apply it to a Black Friday shopping scenario as shops open.

Learn ten new words through a story and complete exercises to reinforce vocabulary and recognize Chinese characters, pausing the video to think and ask for help if needed.

Review new words before listening to a story about passion and climbing mountains as a healthy sport.

Practice with five sentences to decide if each is right or wrong based on the story. Includes word-fit and sentence-building tasks to reinforce beginner Mandarin vocabulary from the lesson.

Learn Mandarin Chinese basics through new words for riding a bicycle, asking to ride, describing bicycle color and price, and discussing park, exercise, seasons, and cheap fruits in season.

Review new words and learn a short story, guess pronunciation and meanings, and read about park scenes in summer, daily activities, and exercise for health.

Learn new words for talking about countries, residence, language ability, culture, and daily life. Practice common phrases for asking origin, expressing interests, and welcoming others.

Explore new words and everyday phrases for talking about routines and plans in Chinese, including how often, Friday and weekend plans, and basic conversations with colleagues and teachers.

Lesson 5 introduces new Chinese words and phrases for everyday office and travel conversations, including how to discuss the manager, office routines, prices, weather, and basic emotions.

Review new words and story set in an office, introducing Mandarin vocabulary for meetings. Read the article aloud and repeat after me to practice the verb 'to have a meeting'.

Practice listening comprehension and vocabulary with lesson 5 exercises, matching conversations to pictures, filling blanks, and answering questions about meetings and air conditioning problems in daily workplace scenarios.

Explain Mandarin grammar contrast between 才 and 就, showing how time expressions before the verb signal late timing with 才 and early timing with 就, such as finishing work late.

Discover new Mandarin vocabulary for beginners, including animals and pandas, questions about experiences, and basic measure words for objects and time, with practical examples.

Build beginner chinese skills with a panda story, practicing new vocabulary, everyday dialogue, and questions about animals set in Chengdu, Sichuan.

Practice Chinese with lesson six exercises in this HSK1-HSK3 beginner course, including five questions, matching tasks, and conversations about animals, environment, and daily scenarios like asking quantities and favorite animals.

Lesson 7 introduces new words and vocabulary for numbers, weights, food and drinks, daily activities, and expressions of change, appetite, and birthday greetings, helping beginners build practical Mandarin phrases.

Explore a beginner Mandarin story where Lily navigates eating bread and cake, avoids exercise, and faces weight changes, offering key vocabulary for food, health, and daily routines.

Practice exercises in lesson 7 include five questions to judge statements against the story, writing down characters, and constructing sentences from given words to reinforce comprehension.

Practice essential Mandarin through exercises on everyday actions like visiting grandma, inviting someone to eat, and describing needs, with sentence matching to reinforce HSK1–HSK3 vocabulary.

Explore new mandarin words for daily life, including moving house next week, convenience, the metro, spending money, cleaning, dishes, using chopsticks, shopping at the supermarket, and flowers.

Engage in lesson 9 exercises for beginner mandarin (hsk1-hsk3) through conversations, picture-matching tasks, and daily scenarios like shopping, traveling by metro or taxi, and describing chores and plans.

Master new Chinese words and phrases from daily life, including gifts, camera, family terms, asking about possessions, and time expressions such as right away and please wait.

Choose a meaningful birthday gift for grandfather, weighing a history book against a camera, inspired by shared memories and photos; plan a park outing and boat ride to celebrate.

Engage in lesson 10 exercises for mandarin chinese hsk1-hsk3, answering five story questions, selecting a birthday gift for grandpa, and translating five target words into dialogues.

Learn new Mandarin words for competitions, participation, travel, studying abroad, health, and daily life; build essential vocabulary for scores and pursuing a good university.

Follow a Chinese competition story where 100 participants train daily, two hours each morning and three each evening, with top three earning a chance to study in China.

Engage with lesson 11 exercises to practice beginner mandarin through vocabulary drills, sentence matching, and dialogue prompts for HSK1-HSK3 learners.

Master practical Mandarin vocabulary for family, social relations, and daily life, including aunt and uncle terms, married status, and weather or illness phrases for HSK1-HSK3.

Investigate marriage customs, family roles, and in-law dynamics in Chinese culture, including birthday hongbao red packets, living with parents after marriage, and saving money in the home.

Engage in beginner Mandarin practice with lesson 12 exercises, covering family dialogue, gifts like hongbao, clothing, and everyday questions through listening and speaking tasks.

In lesson 13, a high school math teacher named Fushi reviews daily homework, writes today's tasks on the blackboard, and reinforces the importance of review to prevent forgetting.

Explore new words for daily activities in Mandarin, including online use, watching the news, fashion, and restaurants. Practice describing routines, truth, preferences, and everyday interactions.

Practice Mandarin from lesson 14 exercises, covering phone use, daily activities, chopsticks, and family relations. Complete listening, fill-in-the-blank, and multiple-choice tasks to reinforce vocabulary for HSK1-HSK3.

Learn new words and everyday phrases, including how much is this beer and please give me one cup of beer, while exploring the Spring Festival and Chinese New Year.

Practice basic Chinese vocabulary and listening by exploring beer festivals and beer culture from around the world, including China and western countries, with questions about drinking beer.

Practice exercises cover beer festival culture, personal experience prompts, and Mandarin translation tasks, guiding beginners through listening, speaking, and vocabulary on festivals, hobbies, and mountains.

Understand how 又 marks actions already done and 再 marks actions to be done again in the future, with examples like 'i'm hungry again' and 'see you again tomorrow'.

Learn the new Chinese words introduced in lesson 16, and use everyday phrases for understanding, asking about meaning, and expressing urgency, seriousness, and daily activities like homework and practice.

This lesson presents a story with many new Chinese words and sentences, guiding patient, step-by-step understanding of Chinese and highlighting contrasts with German and western languages.

Engage in five-word fill-in-the-blank and dialogue exercises to build beginner mandarin skills for HSK1–HSK3, practice future tense and meaning, and reinforce daily homework and study habits.

Practice Mandarin phrases for brushing teeth, after eating, using a toothbrush, and asking a doctor or hospital for a check.

Practice everyday Mandarin with exercises on health, hospital visits, dental care, toothbrush care, and basic interactions like asking for leave and changing money.

Explore new Mandarin words and phrases from lesson 18, including asking for locations like the library, expressing politeness with may I ask, and basic conversational vocabulary for daily use.

Explore how the English corner helps learners practice spoken English and improve their English in a university setting, with campus scenes like show choir.

Engage in practical exercises for Chinese learning, including five-word fill-in-the-blanks and discussions on personal study methods, motivation, and speaking confidence.

Engage in a beginner Mandarin story from lesson 19, featuring family terms like older brother and younger brother, clothing comparisons, and vocabulary aligned with HSK1-HSK3.

Practice Mandarin through a story-driven dialogue, featuring everyday scenarios like work hours, weather, reminders to bring umbrella and hat, and simple phone calls.

Explain the differences between the Chinese words for help—帮, 帮忙, and 帮助—and how to use them in spoken versus written language, including doing someone a favor.

Follow a mother waiting for her birthday child, a broken elevator, and brave workers who rescue him, ending with a birthday cake and gifts.

Practice five story-based questions in beginner mandarin for HSK1-HSK3, identifying true or false statements and key details like time, gifts, and an elevator scenario.

Explore new Mandarin words and everyday phrases from lesson 22, including follow me, go with me, borrow, music, feelings like sad or sick, and expressions of opportunity and perfection.

Explore how to make friends and find true friends, while pursuing music, reading, and library visits, and learn to love yourself first to connect with others.

Practice basic Mandarin through lesson 22 exercises focused on describing hobbies, social life, friendships, and daily conversations, including true/false prompts and fill-in-the-blank questions drawn from a short story.

Explore new Mandarin words and sentence patterns in lesson 24, focusing on adverb placement before or after the subject and actions like taking a taxi or picking up at airport.

Practice basic Mandarin through fill-in-the-blank exercises and short dialogues about daily scenarios—calling, hospital visits, travel, and asking for times and stations, to build listening and comprehension for beginner learners.

Lesson 25 introduces new Chinese words for passport, travel documents, luggage, and clothing. It covers everyday expressions about time, love, stories, and social interactions.

Engage with a beginner Mandarin story lesson featuring a Sally and Penélope dialogue, hotel and passport scenes, and themes of love versus money with key phrases like Qingli Shangli.

Practice lesson 25 exercises to build Mandarin Chinese basics through dialogues and phrases from everyday scenes, including 'although I'm not Chinese, I speak Chinese very well'.

Learn basic Mandarin (Putonghua), standard Chinese versus dialects, and practical phrases for weather, time, travel, and daily activities in lesson 26.

Explain the answers for the HSK3 test questions 1–20. Provide a Mandarin-focused walkthrough of the HSK3 exam material.

Explore HSK3 test explanations for questions 21–40 through dialogue-based prompts, practice choosing correct answers, and reinforce Mandarin comprehension skills.

This HSK3 test explanation covers reading section questions 41–70, guiding learners through dialogue-based items, selecting correct options, and using board words to write at least 100 words.