Chinese Lesson 1: 你好! (Hello!)

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Comprehensive vocabulary and core grammar flashcards for Lesson 1: 你好! (Xin Chào / Hello), covering pronouns, greetings, classroom nouns, proper names, and foundational sentence structures.

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生词 (shēngcí)

New words / vocabulary.

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我 (wǒ)

Personal pronoun meaning 'I' or 'me' (Sino-Vietnamese: ngã).

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你 (nǐ)

Personal pronoun meaning 'you' (singular, informal; Sino-Vietnamese: nhĩ).

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他 (tā)

Personal pronoun meaning 'he' or 'him' (Sino-Vietnamese: tha).

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她 (tā)

Personal pronoun meaning 'she' or 'her' (Sino-Vietnamese: tha).

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你好 (nǐhǎo)

Common greeting phrase meaning 'hello' or 'hi' (literally 'you good'; Sino-Vietnamese: nhĩ hảo).

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好 (hǎo)

Adjective meaning 'good', 'fine', 'well', or 'nice' (Sino-Vietnamese: hảo).

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们 (men)

Plural suffix attached to personal pronouns and human nouns to denote plurality (Sino-Vietnamese: môn).

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我们 (wǒmen)

Plural personal pronoun meaning 'we' or 'us'.

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你们 (nǐmen)

Plural personal pronoun meaning 'you' (plural).

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他们 (tāmen)

Plural personal pronoun meaning 'they' or 'them' (masculine or mixed group).

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她们 (tāmen)

Plural personal pronoun meaning 'they' or 'them' (specifically referring to an all-female group).

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您 (nín)

Polite and respectful second-person pronoun meaning 'you' (used for elders, teachers, or superiors; Sino-Vietnamese: nâm).

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是 (shì)

Copular verb meaning 'to be' (am, is, are; Sino-Vietnamese: thị).

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老师 (lǎoshī)

Noun meaning 'teacher' or 'instructor' (Sino-Vietnamese: lão sư).

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吗 (ma)

Interrogative modal particle placed at the end of a declarative sentence to turn it into a yes/no question (Sino-Vietnamese: ma).

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不 (bù)

Negative adverb meaning 'no' or 'not' (Sino-Vietnamese: bất).

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不是 (búshì)

Negative copular verb phrase meaning 'is not', 'are not', or 'am not'. It demonstrates tone sandhi where '不' changes to second tone (bú) before the fourth tone '是' (shì).

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学生 (xuésheng)

Noun meaning 'student' or 'pupil' (Sino-Vietnamese: học sinh).

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谢谢 (xièxie)

Verb and polite expression meaning 'to thank' or 'thank you' (Sino-Vietnamese: tạ tạ).

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不客气 (bú kèqi)

Polite expression meaning 'you are welcome' or 'don't mention it' (literally 'do not be polite/ceremonious'; Sino-Vietnamese: bất khách khí).

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留学生 (liúxuéshēng)

Noun meaning 'foreign student', 'international student', or 'study-abroad student' (Sino-Vietnamese: lưu học sinh).

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叫 (jiào)

Verb meaning 'to be called', 'to call', or 'to name' (Sino-Vietnamese: khiếu).

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什么 (shénme)

Interrogative pronoun meaning 'what' (Sino-Vietnamese: thân/thập ma).

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名字 (míngzi)

Noun meaning 'name' or 'full name' (Sino-Vietnamese: danh tự).

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再见 (zài jiàn)

Farewell phrase meaning 'goodbye' or 'see you again' (literally 'again see').

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专名 (zhuānmíng)

Grammatical term for 'proper noun' or 'proper name'.

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大卫 (Dàwèi)

Proper noun; the Chinese transliteration for the male name 'David'.

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李军 (Lǐ Jūn)

Proper noun; a Chinese personal name (male; Sino-Vietnamese: Lý Quân).

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王 (Wáng)

Proper noun; a common Chinese surname (Sino-Vietnamese: Vương).

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课文 (kèwén)

Noun meaning 'lesson text' or 'reading text' (Sino-Vietnamese: bài đọc).

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语法 (yǔfǎ)

Noun meaning 'grammar' (Sino-Vietnamese: ngữ pháp).

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Tone Sandhi of 不 (bù)

Phonological rule stating that when '不' (originally 4th tone, buˋbù) precedes another 4th tone syllable, its pronunciation shifts to 2nd tone (buˊbú), as in '不是' (buˊshıˋbúshì).

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"是" Sentence Pattern

Grammar pattern equating two nominal elements: affirmative form is Subject+是+Noun\text{Subject} + \text{是} + \text{Noun}, and negative form is Subject+不是+Noun\text{Subject} + \text{不是} + \text{Noun}.

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Interrogative Sentences with 吗 (ma)

Grammar pattern where the question particle '吗' is attached to the very end of a declarative statement to convert it directly into a yes/no question without inverting word order: Statement+吗?\text{Statement} + \text{吗?}.