Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Chinese Language Learning Program Lesson 89–Shapes in Chinese

Chinese Language Learning Program
Lesson 89 – Shapes in Chinese


Hello, everyone. Welcome back. This is Baixue’s Chinese Language Learning Program. Last time we talk about identifying people in Chinese. Today, we will talk about shapes in Chinese.

xíng zhuàng                  
           (shape)

zhè ge shì shén me xíng zhuàng?
                          ?
(What shape is this?)

zhèng fāng xíng                     sān jiǎo xíng
           (square)                (triangle)

yuán xíng                        cháng fāng xíng
        (circle)                             (rectangle)

tuǒ yuán xíng                xīn xíng
            (oval)            (heart-shaped)

xīng xíng                        yuè yá xíng             
      (star)                       (crescent)

huán xíng                      líng xíng
        (ring)                   (rhomb)

 tī xíng                             shí zì xíng
  (trapezoid)              (cross-shaped)

dīng zì xíng                       bā zì xíng
        (T-shaped)       (figure of eight)

jǐng zì xíng                                mǐ zì xíng
     (the shape of )     (the shape of )

tū āo                                     jīn zì tǎ xíng
凸凹 (convex-concave)    字塔   (the shape of pyramid)

shí zì lù kǒu                         shí zì xiù
  (crossroad)       (cross-stitch)

shí zì jià                             dīng zì lù kǒu
  (crucifix)                字路  (T-junction)
  
bā zì méi                                      mǐ zì qí
  (sloping eyebrows)   米字 (the Union Jack)

Ok, today’s idiom is:

dà jīng xiǎo guài
              (get excited over a little thing a tempest in a teapot bark at the noon be surprised at sth. perfectly normal a storm in a teacup) 

yǒu shé me zhí dé dà jīng xiǎo guài de?
                            的?
(What's the fuss?)

Ok, that is all for today.

xiè  xiè!
    ! (Thanks!)

xià  cì  jiàn 
     !  (See you next time!)

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