In this video lesson we'll learn the vocabulary in Lesson 41 and practice them with a lot of example sentences. For new Chinese characters, we'll learn how to write them and know about their structures and origins in the attached writing sheet.
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CHINESE | PINYIN | P.O.S. | ENGLISH |
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3 | 2 | 腿 |
tuǐ | n. | leg |
3 | 2 | 脚 |
jiǎo | n. | 1) foot; 2) (informal) leg and foot as a whole |
- | 1 | 手 |
shǒu | n. | 1) hand; 2) (informal) hand and arm as a whole |
- | 2 | 举手 |
jǔshǒu | v. phr | to raise hand |
6 | 2 | 举 |
jǔ | v. | to raise up |
3 | 2 | 最近 |
zuìjìn | n. (time word) | recent times |
3 | 2 | 一直 |
yìzhí | adv. | 1) directly; all the way; to indicate following a direction without changing; 2) always; all the time; for the whole time; to indicate an action or an event does not change ever since it starts |
3 | 3 | 终于 |
zhōngyú | adv. (tonal) | at last; in the end; finally; eventually; indicating that a situation occurs at the end of a relatively long process (mostly used for desired outcomes) |