Skritter Sätze Flashcards
Can we make it?
我们做得到吗?
What you see is what you get.
你看到什么拿什么。
The jokes dad tells aren’t that funny.
爸爸说的笑话不太好笑。
There are more girls than boys in this school.
这间学校女孩比男孩多。
I didn’t go with her.
我没和她一块儿去。
We have no school today.
我们今天不用上学。
We have to fix the date for our trip quickly.
我们必须快点定下旅游日期。
What did you open it with?
你用什么打开的?
I am beginning to remember it.
我开始记起来了。
She is a hard-working (serious) student.
她是个很认真的学生。
I will give you a call as soon as I get home.
我一回到家就打电话给你。
Is something wrong?
有什么不对吗?
This question is a little strange. I don’t understand.
这个问题有一点儿奇怪,我不懂。
At the weekends, lots of people come here to hike.
周末很多人来这里爬山。
I’m none the wiser for his explanation.
他给我解释了半天,但我还是不明白。
Tā gěi wǒ jiěshì le bàntiān, dàn wǒ háishi bù míngbai.
I am okay.
我没事。
There are no cars on the street.
路上没什么车。
I have few choices.
我的选择很少。
You need to calm down a bit.
你需要冷静一点。
The snow is coming down too hard, he had no choice but to work from home.
雪下得很大,他不得不留在家里工作。
留 liú - stay
This novel has won many awards.
这本小说得了很多奖。
jiǎng
He is not satisfied with his grades.
他对自己的成绩不满意。
He is an amateur painter.
他是一个业余画家
Tā shì yíge yèyú huàjiā
You ought to look after yourself more.
你应该多照顾自己。
There was proper basis for what he said.
他说的话是有根据的。
He was initially going to go but didn’t in the end.
他本来要去,可是后来没去。
Do not talk this way.
别这样说话
The teacher primarily speaks Chinese in class.
老师上课主要说中文。
主要 can be used both as an adjective or an adverb.
generally (primarily) speaking …
used to start a sentence
主要来说
主要 can be used both as an adjective or an adverb.
Influenced by my friends, I also started exercising.
受到朋友的影响,我也开始运动了。
Does this matter affect your work?
这件事情会影响你工作吗?
I love many kinds of sports, e.g. like swimming, running, and dancing.
我喜欢很多种运动,比如游泳、跑步和跳舞。