Elementary Chinese Course (HSK Level 1)

Lesson 01:

• Saying hello
• Asking and introducing someone’s name
• “He”, “She”, “It” in Chinese
• “Nice to meet you!”

Lesson 02

• Introducing and asking someone’s nationality
• “Yes-no” question with “ma”
• The possessive particle “de”
• Addressing people with their job title

Lesson 03

• Introducing where someone is
• Talking about where someone’s hometown is
• “Men” is used after “wǒ”, “nǐ”, “tā” to denote plurality
• The two adverbs “yě” and “dōu”
• Reviewing how to answer “yes-no” question

Lesson 04

• Numbers from 0 to 9
• Asking for someone’s telephone number
• Reading telephone numbers
• Reviewing how to answer “yes-no” question
• Expressing thanks

Lesson 05

• Numbers from 10 to 99
• Expressing the date
• Asking about the date
• The question words “nǎ” and “jǐ”

Lesson 06

• Asking if someone is busy
• Sentences with an adjectival predicate
• Five temporary words
• Making a suggestion

Lesson 07

• Five parts of the day
• Greeting people in the morning
• Going to someplace to do something sometime
• Reviewing how to make a suggestion

Lesson 08

• Seven days of the week
• Asking about the day of the week
• Asking the same question briefly

Lesson 09

• Family members
• The Chinese measure word “gè”
• How to read “2” when it’s before a measure word
• Asking about small numbers with “jǐ”
• Identifying people with the question word “shéi”
• The word order of Chinese questions

Lesson 10

• Expressing the time
• Asking the time
• The verb “jiàn”
• Asking how they think about your suggestion

Lesson 11

• Expressing the year
• Asking about someone’s age
• How to say “this” and “that” in Chinese
• The new meanings of “kàn” and “huì”
• Using “duì” to give an affirmative response

Lesson 12

• Expressing one’s desire with “xiǎng”
• Using “háishi” to make an alternative question
• Making polite requests with “qǐng”
• Addressing a man or woman with their family name

Lesson 13

• The new meaning of the phrase “zěnmeyàng”
• Another way to make a “yes-no”question
• Reviewing the difference between “jǐ” and “duōshao”
• Numbers from 100 to 900
• “Dànshì” and “Kěshì”

Lesson 14

• “Action Verb + le” indicating the action has already happened
• “Méi + Action Verb” indicating the action has not happened
• Three grammatical structures with measure word
• How to say “some”, “these”, “those” in Chinese

Lesson 15

• How to say “make a call” in Chinese
• Saying “Hello” on the phone
• Introducing yourself on the phone
• Identifying someone on the phone
• Asking if someone is there on the phone
• How to say “Sorry” and “Never mind” in Chinese
• Asking for sick leave in Chinese

Lesson 16

• “Zěnme + Verb ” means “how to do”
• Numbers from 0~999
• Asking for price
• Asking about different time
• “Shénme shíshou” is used to ask “when”

Lesson 17

• Indicating location with “zài”
• “A is in front of B” and “A is behind B”
• Indicating existence with “yǒu”
• Taking plane/train/subway/taxi
• “Shénme shíhou” and “……de shíhou”

Lesson 18

• “A is on B” and “A is under B”
• “A is inside B” and “A is outside B”
• Indicating actions or events in progress with “zài”
• “Kàn” and “Kànjiàn”
• “Dà” and “Xiǎo”

Lesson 19

• Talking about the weather
• Asking if someone is available
• Making an invitation
• Asking for permission
• “Duō” and “Shǎo”

Lesson 20

• Reviewing the word “le”
• “Shì……de” is used to express emphasis
• Words about food

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