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You will learn how to use the particle 得 and the measure word 次 in conversations.
Learn additional country names, and practise talking about nationalities using an expanded geographical vocabulary.
In this lesson, we will review expressions related to time.
Learn key Chinese characters for countries and languages, and practise asking and answering questions about nationalities.
Learn how to talk about your school in Chinese, and get a basic introduction to the Chinese school system.
Learn how to form negative sentences in Chinese using 不 (bù) and 没 (méi).
In this lesson, you will learn how the regions in China are divided geographically.
Learn to recognise 香港 (Hong Kong), and practise using previously learned vocabulary and sentence patterns.
Combine previously learned characters and sentence patterns to introduce yourself and your family in Chinese.
Learn key Chinese characters related to occupations and practise recognising and using job titles in simple sentences.
Learn how to ask about and describe different jobs and workplaces.
Learn how to use plural personal pronouns in Chinese.
Review and practice key occupational vocabulary in Chinese.
Review and expand your vocabulary about weather, seasons, and weather phenomena.
Master the conditional word 如果, which means 'if' or 'in case.'
Learn to form sentences describing work and professional activities using 工作, 做 and 也.
Learn how to describe family composition in Chinese using 独生子 and 独生女.
Practise asking for and giving information about occupations using pictures and simple descriptive sentences.
Learn how to recognise and pronounce the four tones in Mandarin Chinese and understand how tone changes meaning.
Master the 因为...所以... pattern, which means "because...therefore..." in English.
Consolidate numbers 1–99 and their usage in various contexts, including age, telephone numbers, and dates.
Learn simple addition and subtraction using 加 (jiā – plus), 减 (jiǎn – minus), and 等于 (děngyú – equals) to practise numbers in practical contexts.
Learn the concept of measure words for counting people and objects, specifically 口 for counting family members.
Students learn how to answer yes/no questions in Chinese using 是的 (yes) and 不是 (no).