Lessons 1-5 Flashcards
nĭ
you
hăo
good/fine
nĭ hăo
hello
ma
interrogative particle for question expecting yes or no answer
wǒ
I/me
wǒ
I/me
hěn
very
ne
a modal used for elliptical questions
nĭ hăo ma?
How are you?
nĭ ne?
And (how are) you?
yě hěn hǎo
(I am) fine (literally, very good), too
mǎng
busy
bàba
dad
māmā
mother
tāmen
they
tā
he/she
men
used after pronouns or certain nouns to denote plural
dōu
both
bù
not
nán
male
péngyǒu
friend
gēgē
older brother
yào
to want
kāfēi
coffee
didi
younger brother
wǒmen
we/us (wǒ (I) - men (plural))
hē
drink
nǐ bàba māmā hǎo ma
How are your parents?
tāmen dōu hěn hǎo
They are both fine
nǐ yào kāfēi ma?
Do you want coffee?
wǒ yě yào kāfēi
I want coffee, too.
wǒmen dōu hē kāfēi
We all drink coffee
shi
to be
nǎ
which
guō
country
rén
person/people
nà
that
shéi (pronounced as shoo-way)
who
lǎoshī
teacher
zhōngguó
China