In Chinese, 报纸 (bào zhǐ) means “newspaper.” 📄 Here's how to use it: - 爸爸每天早上看报纸。 - Bàba měitiān zǎoshang kàn bàozhǐ. - Dad reads the newspaper every morning. 🚀 Try it yourself: Write the character for 报纸 (bào zhǐ). #LearnChineseHSKLevel2

In Chinese, the radical 玉 (yù) means “jade.” This is radical number 96, and it is part of the characters 玻, 瑪, and 璧 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 工作 (gōng zuò) means “job” or “work.” 📚 Here's how to use it: - 我在公司工作。 - Wǒ zài gōng sī gōng zuò. - I work at the company. ✏️ Want to practice? Respond using 工作 (gōng zuò). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, 告诉 (gào su) means “to tell.” 📝 Want to use it in a sentence? - 请告诉我怎么做。 - Qǐng gàosù wǒ zěnme zuò. - Please tell me how to do it. ✏️ Ready to practice? Comment using 告诉 (gào su). #LearnChineseHSKLevel2

In Chinese, the radical 高 (gāo) means “tall.” This is radical number 189, and it is part of the characters 髚, 髛, and 𩫛 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 小时 (xiǎoshí) means “hour.” 📙 Want to use it in a sentence? - 我等了两个小时。 - Wǒ děng le liǎng gè xiǎoshí. - I waited for two hours. ✏️ Try it yourself: Reply using 小时 (xiǎoshí). #LearnChineseHSKLevel2

In Chinese, the radical 女 (nǚ) means “woman.” This is radical number 38, and it is part of the characters 妳, 婆, 奶, and 如 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, the radical 囗 (wéi) means “enclosure.” This is radical number 31, and it is part of the characters 囚, 四, 國, and 圍 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, the radical 水 (shuǐ) means “water.” This is radical number 85, and it is part of the characters 永, 氷, and 氾 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, the radical 髟 (biāo) means “hair.” This is radical number 190, and it is part of the characters 髠, 髡, and 髢 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 妹妹 (mèi mei) means “younger sister.” 📚 Here's an example sentence: - 我的妹妹很聪明。 - Wǒ de mèimei hěn cōngmíng. - My younger sister is very smart. 💬 Let's practice: Reply using 妹妹 (mèi mei). #LearnChineseHSKLevel2

In Chinese, 人 (rén) means “person” or “people.” 🗂️ Here's an example sentence: - 那个人是谁？ - Nà ge rén shì shéi? - Who is that person? 💬 Let's practice: Reply using 人 (rén). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, 茶 (chá) means “tea.” 🗂️ Here's how to use it: - 我喜欢喝茶。 - Wǒ xǐ huān hē chá. - I like to drink tea. 💡 Let's practice: Respond using 茶 (chá). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 止 (zhǐ) means “stop.” This is radical number 77, and it is part of the characters 正, 此, and 步 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 些 (xiē) means “some.” 📝 Here's how to use it: - 我有一些问题。 - Wǒ yǒu yī xiē wèn tí. - I have some questions. 💪 Let's practice: Write the character for 些 (xiē). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 自 (zì) means “self.” This is radical number 132, and it is part of the characters 臬, 臭, and 臯 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 叫 (jiào) means “to call” or “to shout.” 📝 Here's how to use it: - 我叫李明。 - Wǒ jiào Lǐ Míng. - My name is Li Ming. 🚀 Try it yourself: Respond using 叫 (jiào). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, 零 (líng) means “zero.” 🗂️ Want to use it in a sentence? - 温度是零度。 - Wēn dù shì líng dù. - The temperature is zero degrees. 💡 Want to practice? Comment using 零 (líng). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, 弟弟 (dì di) means “younger brother.” 📚 Want to use it in a sentence? - 我的弟弟很喜欢跑步。 - Wǒ de dìdì hěn xǐhuān pǎobù. - My younger brother likes running. 🖋️ Want to practice? Comment using 弟弟 (dì di). #LearnChineseHSKLevel2

In Chinese, 没 (méi) means “(negative prefix for verbs).” 📚 Want to use it in a sentence? - 我没去过那里。 - Wǒ méi qù guò nà lǐ. - I haven't been there. 🏆 Try it yourself: Respond using 没 (méi). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 足 (zú) means “foot.” This is radical number 157, and it is part of the characters 趴, 趵, and 趷 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 完 (wán) means “to finish.” 📝 Want to use it in a sentence? - 我写完作业了。 - Wǒ xiě wán zuòyèle. - I finished my homework. 💪 Try it yourself: Comment using 完 (wán). #LearnChineseHSKLevel2

In Chinese, 请 (qǐng) means “to ask.” 📝 Here's how to use it: - 请给我一个菜单。 - Qǐng gěi wǒ yī ge cài dān. - Please give me a menu. ✏️ Want to practice? Comment using 请 (qǐng). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, 你 (nǐ) means “you (informal).” 🗂️ Want to use it in a sentence? - 你好吗？ - Nǐ hǎo ma? - How are you? 💬 Time to practice! Respond using 你 (nǐ). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 面 (miàn) means “face.” This is radical number 176, and it is part of the characters 靤, 靦, and 靧 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, the radical 疋 (pǐ) means “bolt of cloth.” This is radical number 103, and it is part of the characters 疌, 疏, and 疎 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 觉得 (jué de) means “to think.” 🗂️ Here's how to use it: - 我觉得这个电影很好。 - Wǒ juéde zhège diànyǐng hěn hǎo. - I think this movie is very good. 💡 Let's practice: Write the character for 觉得 (jué de). #LearnChineseHSKLevel2

In Chinese, 六 (liù) means “six.” 📚 Here's how to use it: - 我有六个苹果。 - Wǒ yǒu liù ge píng guǒ. - I have six apples. 🎯 Want to practice? Respond using 六 (liù). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 聿 (yù) means “brush.” This is radical number 129, and it is part of the characters 肄, 肆, and 肅 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 医院 (yī yuàn) means “hospital.” 🗂️ Here's an example sentence: - 医院在那边。 - Yī yuàn zài nà biān. - The hospital is over there. 🏆 Want to practice? Comment using 医院 (yī yuàn). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1