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Big Bang Vocab
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| “Big Bang Vocab” is a series of short and fun video lessons focusing on Chinese vocabulary. | |
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often, sometimes, rarely…Learn these frequency adverbs in this lesson.
It seems like nothing wakes you up better than coffee. Every morning you go to Starbucks to get a cup of coffee. Here are the basic things you must know when ordering coffee in Chinese.
Let’s say how Chinese address their family members.
Things you must know about Valentine’s Day!
So many different kinds of coffee: Cappuccino, latte, mocha, espresso...How do you order them in Chinese?
Winter Solstice, New Year's Day, Little Chinese New Year, Spring Festival... What's next?
The No. 1 sport in the U.S.? Football. And the top rated sports event on TV? Super Bowl.
What are the lucky numbers in Chinese? And what are the numbers that Chinese try to avoid?
Why Chinese eat dumplings and rice cakes in Chinese New Year? Watch this lesson, you will find the answer.
Things you need to know about Chinese New Year.
Learn about the animal signs in the Chinese zodiac and find out what kind of "animal" you are!
More Spring Festival customs: pay a New Year call, red packets, and more!
Ok, you know the Chinese New Year. But do you know what Chinese do on the Chinese New Year’s Eve?
“What’s your zodiac sign?” Nowadays, you often hear young Chinese talking about zodiac signs and it is a good topic to strike up a casual conversation.
2012 is the year of dragon! Is dragon your animal sign?
You know the New Year’s Day. You also know the Spring Festival. But what is “Little Chinese New Year” or “kitchen god festival?”
Santa Clause, Christmas trees, Christmas cards, Christmas hats….And how to say these words in Chinese?
Merry Christmas! Yeah…it is that time of the year again. Christmas shopping, Christmas gifts, Christmas holidays…
Green, white…when Chinese people use them, do you know what they REALLY mean?
Red, black…when Chinese people use them, do you know what they REALLY mean?
You will never learn these Mandarin Chinese words in a text book. What are you talking about? Yes, I am talking about all the gunk and smells that come out of your head!
"矮 ǎi" vs. "短 duǎn." Both of them mean "short" in English, but they are used quite differently in Chinese.
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I have learned Survival Chinese courses here for a week and noticed that in Lesson 4 of the Survival Chinese course there is the measure word "个." The usage of this is not very clear to me? Could you explain it? Thanks!
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