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HSK 2 Lesson 1 - Characters

This document introduces common Chinese words and phrases for the early morning, airport, and introducing people. It includes terms like "morning", "airport", "meet", "already", "child", "husband", and "welcome". Key phrases presented are "early morning", "go to the airport", and "to introduce someone".

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HSK 2 Lesson 1 - Characters

This document introduces common Chinese words and phrases for the early morning, airport, and introducing people. It includes terms like "morning", "airport", "meet", "already", "child", "husband", and "welcome". Key phrases presented are "early morning", "go to the airport", and "to introduce someone".

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Everyday Chinese - HSK2 Lesson 1

zǎo morning; early, soon

rì
(early) morning

shàng above, on top, superior, to go up, to attend, previous

yī

jī machine; moment; opportunity

mù
airport

chǎng field, open space; market; square, stage

tǔ

jiē to receive, to meet; to connect, to join; to answer the phone

shǒu

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Everyday Chinese - HSK2 Lesson 1

dào to go to, to arrive

dāo

yǐ already; then, afterwards


already

jīng the classics, to experience, to undergo

sī

chū to go out, to send out, stand, produce

qiǎn

chuān to dress, to wear; to drill, to pierce

xué

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Everyday Chinese - HSK2 Lesson 1

zhe used to indicate a state or action in progress

mù

hóng red

sī
red

sè color

jiè to introduce; agent; go-between


to introduce, to recommend

rén

shào to introduce; to connect

sī

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Everyday Chinese - HSK2 Lesson 1

yī one, a, an, alone


(used after a verb) give it a go

yī

xià below, underneath, inferior, to bring down, next

yī

qī wife

nǚ
wife

zi (noun suffix); son, child

hái baby, child, children

zi

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Everyday Chinese - HSK2 Lesson 1

zi (noun suffix); son, child


child, kid

zhàng gentleman, man, husband; unit of length equal to 3.3 meters

yī
husband

fū man, husband

dà

huān happy, glad, joyful

qiàn
welcome

yíng to welcome, to receive, to greet

chuò

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