5.1 vocab set with pinyin(yay)

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礼仪之邦 (lǐ yí zhī bāng)

nation of etiquette, referring to a culture that emphasizes proper manners and respect.

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礼貌 (lǐ mào)

politeness, an important quality in social interactions that reflects respect for others.

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长辈 (zhǎng bèi)

elder generation, usually denotes older relatives or respected older individuals.

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晚辈 (wǎn bèi)

younger generation, typically refers to younger relatives or people in a family or community.

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同辈 (tóng bèi)

same generation, referring to people who are of similar age.

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麻烦 (má fan)

troublesome, an expression used to indicate that something is inconvenient or bothersome.

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打扰 (dǎ rǎo)

to disturb, used to apologize for interrupting someone's activity.

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费心 (fèi xīn)

take a lot of trouble, used to express that someone is putting in effort beyond what is necessary.

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爬山 (pá shān)

mountain climbing, a recreational activity involving ascending mountains.

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钓鱼 (diào yú)

fishing, the activity of catching fish for sport or food.

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滑雪 (huá xuě)

skiing, a winter sport where participants glide on snow on skis.

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放松 (fàng sōng)

to relax, the act of becoming less tense or letting go of stress.

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锻炼 (duàn liàn)

to exercise, physical activity aimed at improving health and fitness.

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身体 (shēn tǐ)

body, the physical structure of a person or animal.

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健康 (jiàn kāng)

healthy, a state of physical, mental, and social well-being.

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公园 (gōng yuán)

park, a public area for recreation and enjoyment of nature.

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扯铃 (chě líng)

diabolo, a juggling toy that consists of a spool rotated on a string.

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打太极拳 (dǎ tài jí quán)

to do Tai Chi, a form of martial art practiced for defense and health benefits.

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踢毽子 (tī jiàn zi)

to play shuttlecock, a traditional game where a weighted object is kept in the air by kicking it.

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普洱茶 (pǔ ěr chá)

Pu'er tea (famous Yunnan green tea), a type of fermented tea with a rich flavor.

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让您破费了!(ràng nín pò fèi le)

Made you spent too much! Used to express regret for causing someone to spend more than they intended.

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给您添麻烦了!(gěi nín tiān má fan le)

Troubled you too much! An apology for causing inconvenience.

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小意思 (xiǎo yì si)

no big deal; a small token of expression, indicating that something is minor or not a burden.

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不好意思 (bù hǎo yì si)

to feel embarrassed, excuse me; an expression of modesty or regret.

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打扰了 (dǎ rǎo le)

sorry to bother, an apology made when interrupting someone.

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客气 (kè qi)

polite, courteous, modest; a quality that reflects consideration for others.

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拜托 (bài tuō)

ask a favor of; a way to request help from someone.

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哪儿的话 (nǎ er de huà)

not at all; don't mention it; used to downplay a compliment or gratitude.

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花费太大了 (huā fèi tài dà le)

to spend too much; an expression lamenting overspending.

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赶快去办吧!(gǎn kuài qù bàn ba)

Go get it done quickly! A prompt urging someone to take action.

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就拜托您了 (jiù bài tuō nín le)

Have to trouble you then! A polite request for assistance.

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我真不知道该怎样感谢您!(wǒ zhēn bù zhī dào gāi zěn yàng gǎn xiè nín)

I really don't know how to thank you! A heartfelt expression of gratitude.

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我还是觉得太麻烦您了!(wǒ hái shì jué de tài má fan nín le)

I still felt giving you too much trouble; an expression of concern for overburdening someone.

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春假 (chūn jià)

spring break, a vacation period in the spring semester.

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暑假 (shǔ jià)

summer vacation, the long break from school during the summer.

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暑期工 (shǔ qī gōng)

summer job, temporary employment during the summer months.

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玩得怎么样?(wán de zěn me yàng)

How did your (vacation/ trip) go? A casual inquiry about someone's experience.

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睡得饱 (shuì de bǎo)

sleep well; a phrase indicating a good night's sleep.

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吃得好 (chī de hǎo)

eat well; a phrase expressing satisfaction with food.

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挺好的 (tǐng hǎo de)

pretty good; an overall expression of satisfaction.

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就是人太多了 (jiù shì rén tài duō le)

Just too many people; used to describe crowded situations.

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国外 (guó wài)

overseas, abroad; referring to foreign countries.

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别的城市 (bié de chéng shì)

other cities; used when comparing or discussing different urban areas.

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观光点 (guān guāng diǎn)

sightseeing places; locations of interest for tourists.

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一大早 (yī dà zǎo)

early morning; an expression referring to the very start of the day.

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得去 (děi qù)

have to go; indicating necessity.

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和/跟。。。一起 (hé/gēn...yī qǐ)

go with sb.; a structure used to indicate companionship.

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老朋友 (lǎo péng yǒu)

old friends; refers to long-standing acquaintances.

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锻炼身体 (duàn liàn shēn tǐ)

exercise body; a phrase emphasizing the importance of physical fitness.

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聊天 (liáo tiān)

to chat; engaging in casual conversation.

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跳广场舞 (tiào guǎng chǎng wǔ)

to do square dance; a communal dance typically performed in public spaces.

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唱卡拉OK (chàng kǎ lā OK)

to sing karaoke; a social activity where individuals sing along to music.

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太吵了!(tài chǎo le)

too noisy; an expression of annoyance at excessive noise.

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多吃一点好吃的吧!(duō chī yī diǎn hǎo chī de ba)

eat more delicious food then! (a suggestion) a friendly suggestion to enjoy food.