Casual Chinese Flashcards
miàntiáo
noodles
Chī miántiáo
eat noodles
nǔshí
Ms (new shi Hints: u=”oo” in “shoot”)
Xiānshēng
Mr.
Yuéliàng
moon
nǔshìmen xiān shēngmen
ladies and gentlemen
wǒmen
we
nǐmen
you guys
tāmen
they ((if three different characters for they 1) for all females, 2) for all males, 3) animals/non-human sentient beings
Āyí
Aunt (strangers one generation older)
Shūshu
Uncle (strangers one generation older)
nǎinai
Grandmother (paternal or strangers two generations older)
yéye
Grandfather (paternal or strangers two generations older)
wàipó
Grandma (maternal)
wàigōng
Grandpa (maternal)
bàba
Dad
Māmā
Mom
yīyàng de
the same (same here)
Hànzi biǎo
Man bitch
Lùchá biǎo
Green tea bitch
Jīntiān zěnme yàng
How are you today? (use if see someone often)
Jīntiān gōngzuò màng ma
Are you busy at work today?
Zhōumò zènme dǎsuàn
What are you planning for the weekend? (joemwah zuhmah dah suwan)
zhōumò yǒu shé me dǎsuàn
What are your plans for the weekend?
liǔzhōu
JJ’s city in Guangxi province
wǎnfàn chīle ma
Have you had dinner?
chī (wǎnfàn) le ma
Have you had (dinner)?
chīle
Have eaten
chīle shénme
What did you eat?
Hēle tāng
Had the soup.
mǐfán
rice
zǎoshang hǎo
Good morning
zǎocān
breakfast
zǎocānfàn
breakfast
wǔcān
lunch
wǔcānfàn
lunch
wǎncān
dinner
wǎnfàn
dinner
chī wǎnfànle ma
Did you have dinner?
(hái) méi chī
Have not eaten yet
Chī le shénme?
What did you eat?
Méi chī
Did not eat
Hēle tāng
Drank soup
Hē
Drink
Hēle
Drank
de
1) put 的 after a two-syllable adjective.
2) Put 的 after multi-syllable adjectives, ex//if stress an adjective by putting hěn (very) in front of an adj.
3) Do not put it after a single-syllable adjective.
* * The only rule you have to remember is that if the adjective is one syllable, you usually don’t put 的 after it. Otherwise, no matter what the adjective is, you should usually use 的.
Bǐnggān
Cookies
Dàn chǎofàn
Egg fried rice
fàn
rice
Dàn
Egg
Yuándàn
New Year’s Day
Xīnnián
New Year
Shèngdàn
Christmas
chīle ma?
Have you eaten?
Wǎnfàn
Dinner