In Chinese, 同学 (tóng xué) means “classmate.” 📚 Here's an example sentence: - 她是我的同学。 - Tā shì wǒ de tóng xué. - She is my classmate. 🏆 Want to practice? Write the character for 同学 (tóng xué). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 一 (yī) means “one.” This is radical number 1, and it is part of the characters 王, 丁, 七, and 三 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 多 (duō) means “many.” 🗂️ Here's an example sentence: - 这里的人很多。 - Zhè lǐ de rén hěn duō. - There are many people here. 🎯 Try it yourself: Reply using 多 (duō). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 馬 (mǎ) means “horse.” This is radical number 187, and it is part of the characters 馭, 馮, and 馯 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 它 (tā) means “it.” 🗂️ Want to use it in a sentence? - 它是我的猫。 - Tā shì wǒ de māo. - It is my cat. 🖋️ Ready to practice? Write the character for 它 (tā). #LearnChineseHSKLevel2

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. 🎯 Try it yourself: Reply using 弟弟 (dì di). #LearnChineseHSKLevel2

In Chinese, the radical 言 (yán) means “speech.” This is radical number 149, and it is part of the characters 訂, 訃, and 計 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 前面 (qián miàn) means “ahead.” 🗂️ Want to use it in a sentence? - 前面就是车站。 - Qián miàn jiù shì chē zhàn. - The station is ahead. 🚀 Let's practice: Reply using 前面 (qián miàn). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, 说话 (shuō huà) means “to speak.” 📄 Here's an example sentence: - 请不要说话。 - Qǐng bù yào shuō huà. - Please do not speak. 💡 Time to practice! Write the character for 说话 (shuō huà). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 飛 (fēi) means “fly.” This is radical number 183, and it is part of the characters 䬡, 飜, and 飝 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 欢迎 (huān yíng) means “to welcome.” 📄 Here's an example sentence: - 欢迎你来我家。 - Huānyíng nǐ lái wǒ jiā. - Welcome to my home. 💡 Let's practice: Write the character for 欢迎 (huān yíng). #LearnChineseHSKLevel2

In Chinese, the radical 大 (dà) means “big.” This is radical number 37, and it is part of the characters 太, 天, 夭, and 夯 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 半 (bàn) means “half.” 🗂️ Here's an example sentence: - 我吃了半个苹果。 - Wǒ chīle bàn gè píngguǒ. - I ate half an apple. 🎯 Want to practice? Write the character for 半 (bàn). #LearnChineseHSKLevel3

In Chinese, 上 (shàng) means “on top.” 🗂️ Here's how to use it: - 书在桌子上。 - Shū zài zhuō zi shàng. - The book is on the table. 🏆 Time to practice! Respond using 上 (shàng). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 爿 (qiáng) means “split wood.” This is radical number 90, and it is part of the characters 牀, 牁, and 牂 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, the radical 廴 (yǐn) means “long stride.” This is radical number 54, and it is part of the characters 廵, 廷, and 延 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 大 (dà) means “big.” 📚 Here's how to use it: - 这栋楼很大。 - Zhè dòng lóu hěn dà. - This building is very big. 🚀 Time to practice! Write the character for 大 (dà). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 夂 (zhǐ) means “go.” This is radical number 34, and it is part of the characters 各, 冬, 夆, and 愛 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 打电话 (dǎ diàn huà) means “to make a phone call.” 📙 Here's an example sentence: - 我现在打电话给你。 - Wǒ xiàn zài dǎ diàn huà gěi nǐ. - I am calling you now. ✏️ Want to practice? Comment using 打电话 (dǎ diàn huà). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 靑 (qīng) means “blue.” This is radical number 174, and it is part of the characters 靖, 静, and 靚 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 号码 (hào mǎ) means “number.” 📝 Want to use it in a sentence? - 请告诉我你的电话号码。 - Qǐng gào sù wǒ nǐ de diàn huà hào mǎ. - Please tell me your phone number. 🖋️ Ready to practice? Comment using 号码 (hào mǎ). #LearnChineseHSKLevel4

In Chinese, 电影 (diàn yǐng) means “movie.” 📚 Here's an example sentence: - 我们去看电影吧。 - Wǒ men qù kàn diàn yǐng ba. - Let's go watch a movie. 🎯 Time to practice! Reply using 电影 (diàn yǐng). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, 三 (sān) means “three.” 📝 Here's an example sentence: - 我有三只狗。 - Wǒ yǒusān zhī gǒu. - I have three dogs. ✏️ Let's practice: Comment using 三 (sān). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 歹 (dǎi) means “death.” This is radical number 78, and it is part of the characters 歺, 死, and 歿 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, the radical 冫 (bīng) means “ice.” This is radical number 15, and it is part of the characters 冬, 冰, 冶, and 凉 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 中午 (zhōng wǔ) means “noon.” 📙 Want to use it in a sentence? - 中午我们吃饭。 - Zhōng wǔ wǒ men chī fàn. - We eat lunch at noon. 🌟 Want to practice? Respond using 中午 (zhōng wǔ). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, the radical 舟 (zhōu) means “boat.” This is radical number 137, and it is part of the characters 舠, 舡, and 舢 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, the radical 豕 (shǐ) means “pig.” This is radical number 152, and it is part of the characters 豗, 豚, and 豜 (among others). #LearnChineseKangxiRadicals

In Chinese, 能 (néng) means “to be able to.” 🗂️ Here's an example sentence: - 我能说中文。 - Wǒ néng shuō Zhōng wén. - I can speak Chinese. 💡 Let's practice: Respond using 能 (néng). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1

In Chinese, 块 (kuài) means “unit of currency.” 📝 Here's how to use it: - 这块钱是十块。 - Zhè kuài qián shì shí kuài. - This piece of money is ten yuan. 🌟 Ready to practice? Reply using 块 (kuài). #LearnChineseHSKLevel1