Chinese Language Learning Program
Lesson 27 – Opposites in Chinese
Hello, everyone. It is so nice to see you again today. This
is Baixue’s Chinese Language Learning Program. Last time, we learned colors in
mandarin Chinese. Today, we are going to learn opposites in mandarin Chinese.
Before we start to learn opposites in mandarin,
we need to check the homework I gave to you last time.
dà xiǎo
duō shǎo
大 小 多 少
We use a lot of opposite words in our
lives. Today we are going to learn some opposite
words in mandarin Chinese. Let’s see the text.
dà, xiǎo duō, shǎo
大 小 (big/large,
small/little) 多 少 (Many,
little/few)
qiáng, ruò yìng, ruán
强 弱 (strong, weak) 硬 软 (hard, soft)
gāo, dī (ái) zāng, gān
jìng
高 低(矮) (tall, short) 脏, 干 净 (dirty, clean)
nán, róng yì chōu, méi
难， 容 易 (difficult,
easy) 丑， 美 (ugly, beautiful)
guì, pián yì zhòng,
qīng
贵， 便 宜 (expensive, cheap) 重，
轻 (heavy, light)
pàng, shòu/miáo tiáo fù yōu, pín qióng
胖， 瘦 / 苗 条 (fat, thin/slim) 富 有， 贫 穷 (rich,
poor)
jīn tiān tiān qì hén rè / lēng.
今 天 天 气 很 热 / 冷。(Today
is hot/cold.)
zhè shì bēn xīn / jiù shū.
这 是 本 新
/ 旧 书。(This is a new/old book.)
wǒ páo de hén kuài / màn.
我 跑 的 很 快
/ 慢 。(I ran very fast/slow.)
qīng (guān shàng) /
(dā kái)
mén.
请 关 上 / 打 开 门。(Please close/ open the door.)
tài cháo / (ān jìng) le.
太 吵 / 安 静 了。(It is too loud/ quiet.)
zhè gè píng zì mān/kōng le.
这 个 瓶 子 满 / 空 了。(The bottle is full/empty.)
Homework
for today.
Just practice the
opposite words and sentences we learned today.
Ok, that is all for today. We will have
a quiz for our lesson 21-27 in our next class.
We will have the quiz in three days, so
you have enough time for preparing for it. Good luck!
xiè
xiè
谢 谢 (Thanks!)
xià
cì jiàn
下 次 见!
(See you next time!)
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