HSK 1 Vocabulary List for Chinese Beginners Easy Slow Mandarin Chinese Lesson Basic Word Builder

Hello, today we are learning 150 basic Chinese words for beginners from the official HSK1 vocabulary list. In this video, we'll only say the translation of the words and then we'll read them slowly with time in between for you to repeat after. If you're interested in seeing them used in sentences, then please check out the video series in the description. Now, let's get started. I, wǒ, wǒ, bì, shì, shì, you, nǐ, nǐ, possessive s, de, de, my, wǒ, wǒ de, your, yours, nǐ, de, nǐ de, nǐ de, cat, māo, māo, mister or husband, xiān shēng, xiān shēng, we, wǒ men, wǒ men, our, wǒ men, wǒ men de, wǒ men de, dad, bà bǎ, bà bǎ, mom, mā mǎ, mā mǎ, she, in or at, zài, zài, have, yǒu, yǒu, a question particle, mā, mā, he, tā, tā, not have, méi yǒu, méi yǒu, call, jiào, jiào, what, shén me, shén me, name, míng zi, míng zi, China, zhōng guó, zhōng guó, person, rén, rén, good, okay, hǎo, hǎo, hello, nǐ, hǎo, nǐ hǎo, nǐ hǎo, listen, tīng, tīng, not, bù, bù, this, zhè, zhè, that, nà, nà, say, speak, shuō, shuō. This character has multiple functions. For now, we'll just translate it as multiple functions. Check the description to learn more about this character. think, want, xiǎng, xiǎng, very, a linking word, hěn, hěn, pretty, piào liàng, piào liàng, friend, péng yǒu, péng yǒu, Chinese as in the language, hàn yǔ, hàn yǔ, hàn yǔ is one of the many names for Chinese the language. Hàn is the Hàn ethnicity group, which makes up 91% of the Chinese population. Yǔ is classmate, tóng xué, tóng xué, and, hé, hé, all, dōu, dōu, like, xǐ huān, xǐ huān, dog, gǒu, gǒu, now, xiàn zài, xiàn zài, where, nǎr, nǎr, in, lǐ, lǐ, here, zhè, lǐ, zhè lǐ, zhè lǐ, where, nǎ, lǐ, nǎ lǐ, nǎ lǐ, home, jiā, jiā, come, lái, lái, go, qù, qù, how, zěnme, zěnme, apple, píngguǒ, píngguǒ, small, xiǎo, xiǎo, water, shuǐ, shuǐ, son, érzi, érzi, who, shéi, shéi, eat, shī, shī, delicious, hǎo, shī, hǎo shī, hǎo shī, thing, dōngxī, dōngxī, can, néng, néng, do, make, zuò, zuò, look, watch, read, kàn, kàn, movie, diàn yǐng, diàn yǐng, tv, diàn shì, diàn shì, book, shū, shū, please, qǐng, qǐng, sit, zuò, zuò, return, huí, huí, how many, jǐ, jǐ, o'clock, diǎn, diǎn, glad, gāoxìng, gāoxìng, know, rènshì, rènshì, two, èr, èr, three, sān, sān, four, sì, sì, month, yuè, yuè, number, hào, hào, time, shíhòu, shíhòu, Beijing, běijīng, běijīng, what about, nè, nè, week, xīngqī, xīngqī, five, wǔ, wǔ, Friday, xīngqī, wǔ, xīngqīwǔ, xīngqīwǔ, six, liù, liù, seven, qī, qī, Saturday, xīngqī liù, xīngqī liù, xīngqī liù. I love the way how we create our days of the week. You pair xīngqī with a number from 1 to 6 to create Monday to Saturday. Sunday is an exception. age, suì, suì, year, nián, nián, today, jīngtiān, jīngtiān, weather, tiānqì, tiānqì, how is it, hot, rè, rè, cold, lěng, lěng, too, tài, tài, noon, zhōngwǔ, zhōngwǔ, morning, shàngwǔ, a little, yìdiǎr, yìdiǎr, yī, by default, yī, this specific character, it's pronounced in first tone. However, when it's followed by anything other than a fourth tone, we pronounce yī in fourth tone. Instead of yīxiē, we say yìxiē. Instead of yītiān, we say yìtiān. Instead of yīnián, we say yìnián. Let's hear that one more time. yìxiē, yìtiān, yìnián. However, there are exceptions. Check out the exceptions in the description. Keep this tone change in mind as this change is often not labelled. Rain, xiàyǔ, xiàyǔ, yesterday, zuótiān, zuótiān, tomorrow, míngtiān, míngtiān, live, zhù, zhù, buy, mǎi, mǎi, some, xiē, xiē, drink, hē, hē, tea, chá, chá, airplane, fēi jī, fēi jī, read, dú, dú, daughter, nǚ ér, nǚ ér, teacher, lǎo shī, lǎo shī, fruit, shuǐ guǒ, shuǐ guǒ, school, xué xiào, xué xiào, student, xué shēng, xué shēng, doctor, yī shēng, yī shēng, hospital, yī yuàn, yī yuàn, work, gōng zuò, gōng zuò, study, xué xí, xué xí, afternoon, xià wǔ, xià wǔ, taxi, chū zū chē, chū zū chē, vegetable, hello, wéi, wéi, see, kàn jiàn, kàn jiàn, make a phone call, dǎ diàn huà, dǎ diàn huà, eight, bā, bā, nine, jiǔ, jiǔ, ten, shí, shí, minutes, zēn zhōng, zēn zhōng, big, dà, dà, grown up, dà rén, dà rén, computer, diàn nǎo, diàn nǎo, clothes, yī fú, yī fú, open, kāi, kāi, miss, xiǎo jiě, xiǎo jiě, sleep, shuì jiào, shuì jiào, down, xià, xià, table, zhuō zi, zhuō zi, chair, yǐ zi, yǐ zi, rice, mǐ fàn, mǐ fàn, restaurant, fàn diàn, fàn diàn, store, shāng diàn, shāng diàn, behind, hòu miàn, hòu miàn, front, qián miàn, qián miàn, many, duō, duō, few, shǎo, shǎo, how many, duō shǎo, duō shǎo, money, qián, qián, major word for books, běn, běn, major word for money, kuài, kuài, sorry, duì bù qǐ, duì bù qǐ, no problem, méi guān xì, méi guān xì, thank you, xiè xiè, you're welcome, wú kè qǐ, wú kè qǐ. By default, bù, this specific character, is a fourth tone. However, when it is followed by another fourth tone, we pronounce it in second tone. Instead of bù shì, we say bú shì. Instead of bù yào, we say bú yào. Instead of bù zài, we say bú zài. Let's hear them one more time. Keep this tone change in mind as this change is often not labelled. If you enjoyed this video, please like and subscribe for more. Check out the description for other videos to take your Chinese even further. Bye!