‘Yīfu’ means ‘clothes’ or ‘clothing’ in gen

'Friends' gathering' refers to an informal, social

'Xīn péng you' literally means 'new friend' — a

'Lǎo péng you' literally combines three characte

‘Shū bāo’ literally means ‘book bag’ — comb

'读书' literally combines '读' (dú), meaning 'to

‘课本’ (kè běn) literally combines ‘课’ (kè

书写 (shū xiě) is a verb meaning 'to write (by h

‘书本’ (shū běn) is a general, neutral term fo

‘明星’ literally means ‘bright star’ — combin

‘打字’ literally means ‘to strike characters’

‘打酱油’ literally means ‘to buy soy sauce’, a

'Dǎ sǎn' literally combines 打 (dǎ), meaning 't

'Dǎ lánqiú' literally combines 'dǎ' (to hit/be

‘打扫’ (dǎsǎo) is a compound verb meaning ‘to

'Dǎ diànhuà' literally combines three character

‘想想’ is a reduplicated verb formed by repeatin

怎么样 (zěn me yàng) is a versatile, commonly us

怎么 (zěn me) is an interrogative adverb meaning

'很忙' (hěn máng) literally combines 'very' (很)

'很少' (hěn shǎo) literally combines 'very' (很)

很好 (hěn hǎo) literally combines the adverb 很

'Hé yǐng' literally means 'together image' — 'h

师父 (shī fu) is a respectful term meaning 'maste

'Shīfu' (师傅) is a respectful title used to addr

‘Lǎo shī’ literally combines two characters:

少许 (shǎoxǔ) literally combines 少 (shǎo, 'few

'少年' (shàonián) literally combines '少' (shào

‘写真’ (xiě zhēn) literally means ‘writing tr

写作 (xiě zuò) is a noun meaning 'writing' as a

‘写信’ literally means ‘to write + letter’ and

'做客' literally means 'to do guest' — a verb phr

客人 (kè rén) literally combines 客 (kè), meani

Shēng zì literally means 'living character' — b

‘字体’ (zìtǐ) literally means ‘character form

‘认字’ literally means ‘to recognize characters

"Xiě zì" literally means "to write characters" a

老妈 literally combines 老 (lǎo, 'old') and 妈 (m

'Nǎi mā' literally means 'milk-mom' — 奶 (nǎi)

‘干妈’ (gān mā) literally combines ‘干’ (gā