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HSK 3 Week 1: Words 301-305

Here are your worksheets for Week 1 of My HSK Dictionary 3.

Our words this week: 

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

– modal particle ending sentence

阿姨 – maternal aunt/woman of similar age to one’s parents 

– low/short

爱好 – to like/keen on/hobby

安静 – quiet/peaceful/calm

Study

啊 is a character that adds mood to a sentence.

It can be used in several different ways, for example: 

At the end of a question, to make the tone less harsh:

你明天去哪儿啊? (nǐ míng tiān qù nǎr a?) Where are you going tomorrow?

In an imperative sentence to express an impatient or urgent mood:

快走啊,时间不早了。 (kuài zǒu a, shí jiān bù zǎo le) Go quickly, it’s late now.

In a declarative sentence to express affirmation or a reminder:

这件事你得好好想想啊。 (zhè jiàn shì nǐ de hǎo hǎo xiǎng xiang a.) You’d better think about this issue carefully.

In an exclamatory sentence to express exclamation or praise:

学汉语真不容易啊! (xué hàn yǔ zhēn bù róng yì a!) It’s so difficult to learn Chinese!

My HSK Dictionary 3 Week 1