Chinese Character Writing Practice (田字格字帖生成器)

Vocabulary flashcards covering Chinese character writing exercises, greetings, pronouns, numerals, and introductory questions from practice sheets 1 through 4.

田字格字帖生成器

The heading appearing at the top of each practice sheet, meaning 'Tian Zi Ge character practice sheet generator'.

你好 (nǐ hǎo)

A standard Chinese greeting meaning 'hello', formed from the characters 你 ('you') and 好 ('good' / 'stogether hello').

对不起 (duì bu qǐ)

A Chinese expression meaning 'sorry', composed of the characters 对, 不 (glossed as 'No'), and 起 (glossed as 'together sorry').

五, 六, 八, 九, 十

Chinese numerals practiced on Page 1 representing the numbers 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10.

谢谢 (xièxie)

A Chinese expression of gratitude meaning 'thank you' or 'thanks', written by repeating the character 谢.

没关系 (méi guānxi)

A polite Chinese response meaning 'it's okay' or 'no problem', introduced via the practice characters 没 and 关.

再见 (zàijiàn)

A Chinese farewell meaning 'goodbye' or 'see you again', composed of the characters 再 ('again') and 见 ('to see').

我 / 我们 (wǒ / wǒmen)

First-person Chinese pronouns where 我 means 'I' or 'me', and adding the plural marker 们 forms 'we' or 'us'.

他 / 她 (tā)

Third-person singular Chinese pronouns practiced across the sheets, where 他 denotes 'he/him' and 她 denotes 'she/her'.

老师 (lǎoshī)

The Chinese word for 'teacher', written using the characters 老 and 师.

同学 (tóngxué)

The Chinese word for 'classmate' or 'schoolmate', written using the characters 同 and 学.

名字 (míngzi)

The Chinese noun meaning 'name', written using the characters 名 and 字.

什么 (shénme)

A Chinese question word meaning 'what', written with the characters 什 and 么.

叫 (jiào)

A Chinese verb practiced on Page 3, commonly used to state one's name ('to be called').

谁 (shéi / shuí)

The Chinese question pronoun meaning 'who' or 'whom'.

朋友 (péngyou)

The Chinese noun meaning 'friend', formed by the characters 朋 and 友.

哪国 (nǎ guó)

A Chinese question phrase combining 哪 ('which') and 国 ('country'), used to ask about nationality.

汉语 (hànyǔ)

The Chinese language (specifically Mandarin), written using the characters 汉 and 语.

法 (fǎ)

A Chinese character practiced on Page 4, commonly used in words like 法国 (France) or 法语 (French language).