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HSK 1 Week 7: Words 31-35

My HSK Dictionary – Week 7 Worksheets 

This week, we’re studying the following five words:

(Click on each of the Chinese words below to take a look)

高兴 – happy/glad 

– individual/classifier for people or objects

工作 – to work

  – dog

汉语 – Chinese language

Study

This week we’re learning the character 个, which is known as a classifier or a measure word. When it is used with a number, such as 一个, It’s the equivalent of the article ‘a/an’ in English. There are different measure words depending on the size, shape, type, or variety. 

For example, the measure word for small animals, such as dogs, is .

‘A dog’ is 一只狗 (yì zhī gǒu).

Remember the tone change, so the original tone of 一  (yī), becomes yì. 

You can learn more about measure words here.