【学说汉语】Speak Mandarin Chinese for Beginners 学讲中文普通话 (All-In-One )｜Chinese Daily Conversation｜Learn to Speak in Chinese Step by Step Tutorials
wǒ men 【 dōu 】 lái le. 我们【都】来了。 We are [all] here.
nǐ xǐ huān 【 dú 】 shū ma ? 你喜欢【读】书吗？ Do you like [reading] books?
jiǎ : 【 duì bù qǐ 】. yǐ : méi guān xi. 甲：【对不起】。乙：没关系。 A: [Sorry]. B: It doesn’t matter.
zhè lǐ de rén hěn 【 duō 】. 这里的人很【多】。 There are [many] people here.
nǐ ér zi 【 duō 】 dà le ? 你儿子【多】大了？ [How] old is your son?
qǐng 【 chī 】 diǎn ér shuǐ guǒ ba.
请【吃】点儿水果吧。
Please [eat] some fruit.
wǒ men zuò 【 chū zū chē 】 qù bó wù guǎn .
我们坐【出租车】去博物馆。
We take [taxi] to the museum.
tā zài 【 dǎ diàn huà 】.
他在【打电话】。
He is [calling].
zhè gè píng guǒ hěn 【 dà 】 .
这个苹果很【大】。
This apple is very [big].
zhè shì wǒ 【 de 】 shū .
这是我【的】书。
This is my book.
妈妈，我【爱】你。 mā ma , wǒ 【 ài 】 nǐ . I [love] you mom.
我【爱】吃米饭。 wǒ 【 ài 】 chī mǐ fàn . I [love] to eat rice.
他儿子今年【八】岁了。 tā ér zi jīn nián 【 bā 】 suì le . His son is [eight] years old this year.
我【爸爸】是医生。 wǒ 【 bà ba 】 shì yī shēng . My [father] is a doctor.
【杯子】里有茶。 【 bēi zi 】 lǐ yǒu chá . There is tea in the [cup].
我不住在【北京】。 wǒ zhù zài 【 běi jīng 】 . I don’t live in [Beijing].
副词是词性的一种，拼音读作fù cí，是指用以修饰动词，形容词或副词，以表示时间、频率、范围、语气、程度的词。
Adverbs are a type of part of speech, pronounced as fù cí in pinyin, and refer to words used to modify verbs, adjectives or adverbs to express time, frequency, range, tone, and degree.
汉语中最常用的12个副词 The 12 most commonly used adverbs in Chinese
疑问句是按照句子的语气分出来的一个类，它与陈述句、感叹句、祈使句的最大区别就是它的疑问语气；是问一些事情的，表达的内容并不是陈述，所以是不确定的；主要有四大句型，一般疑问句、选择疑问句、特殊疑问句和反意疑问句；而反意疑问句是高考英语的语法项目之一。
Interrogative sentences are classified according to the tone of the sentence. The biggest difference between it and declarative sentences, exclamation sentences, and imperative sentences is its interrogative tone; it asks some things, and the content of the expression is not a statement, so it is uncertain; there are mainly Four major sentence types, general interrogative sentences, selective interrogative sentences, special interrogative sentences and anti-meaning interrogative sentences; and anti-meaning interrogative sentences are one of the grammatical items of college entrance examination English.