Simple Adjectives in Chinese | Free Online Class

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Sign up for a FREE online Chinese class now! We will meet at 8:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) on 5/26.

This class is ideal for beginners who want to take their first Chinese class. If you’re an intermediate or advanced learner, this class might be a little easy for you, but you’re more than welcome to join us.

What will be covered:

• Basic Identity & Nationality Sentences: Affirmative statements ("I am...") and simple negation ("I am not...").

• Yes/No Questions with "吗" (ma): Placing the question particle at the end of a statement to form a question.

• The "A-not-A" Question Structure: Using affirmative-negative verb or adjective phrasing ("tired-not-tired," "good-not-good") to ask questions instead of using "ma."

• Expressing Degrees of Feeling: Utilizing strong adverbs to qualify physical or mental states ("extremely" vs. "not at all").

• Expressing Culinary Preferences: Describing whether food or drink tastes exceptionally good or exceptionally bad.

• Pronouns & Negation: I/me, you, he/him, she/her, not/no.

• Countries: China, United States, Mexico, Canada.

• States of Being & Feelings: Lately/recently, tired, busy, sleepy.

• Adverbs of Degree: Extremely/very, not at all, especially/exceptionally.

• Food Items: Steamed rice, noodles, steamed stuffed buns (baozi), dumplings, bread.

• Taste Descriptions: Delicious (for food), delicious (for drinks), bad-tasting (for food), bad-tasting (for drinks).

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Please read this article if you're not familiar with Pinyin.

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Looking forward to meeting you virtually soon!