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Vocabulary flashcards featuring Chinese modal particles and home-related terminology from the lecture transcript.
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呢 (ne)
A Chinese modal particle placed at the end of a sentence to form a question asking where something is or how something is.
吗 (ma)
A Chinese modal particle.
吧 (ba)
A Chinese modal particle.
房子 (fáng zi)
House or building (Căn nhà).
房间 (fáng jiān)
Room (Căn phòng).
大门 (dà mén)
Main door or gate (Cửa chính).
窗户 (chuāng hu)
Window (Cửa sổ).
屋顶 (wū dǐng)
Roof (Nóc nhà).
庭院 (tíng yuàn)
Courtyard or front yard (Sân trước).
后院 (hòu yuàn)
Backyard (Sân sau).
呢 (ne)
A Chinese modal particle placed at the end of a sentence to form a question asking where or how something is.
Chinese Modal Particles
Grammatical particles including 吗 (ma), 呢 (ne), and 吧 (ba).
房子 (fáng zi)
House or building.
房间 (fáng jiān)
Room.
大门 (dà mén)
Main gate or main door.
窗户 (chuāng hu)
Window.
屋顶 (wū dǐng)
Roof.
庭院 (tíng yuàn)
Courtyard or front yard.
后院 (hòu yuàn)
Backyard.