上课 shàng kè
To have a lesson, whether you are the one learning or the one teaching.
All 300 words of HSK 1, the first level of the new Chinese proficiency exam (2025 syllabus). Each shows its pinyin, a short sentence and how every character is read in Sino-Vietnamese; the fifteen HSK 1 lessons teach them in themed groups.
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To have a lesson, whether you are the one learning or the one teaching.
The part of the day before noon: the morning, up to about twelve o'clock.
To go to school as a pupil, either on a particular day or as a stage of life.
Few, little; not many, not much.
Who, whom — the question word for people.
To fall ill, to get sick; also to be ill.
What — the question word for things; before a noun, 'what kind of'.
To be (am, is, are): the verb that links one noun to another.
The number ten, also the building block of all numbers from eleven to ninety-nine.
A piece of business: something that happens, or something you have to do.
The moment or period when something happens.
Time: time as it passes, a length of time, or free time for doing something.
A mobile phone, including a smartphone.
A book, a volume of pages to read.
A bookshop: a shop where books, and often stationery, are sold.
Water, the liquid of rain, rivers and the tap.
To sleep or be asleep; the bare verb, which usually has 了 or a length of time after it.
Fruit in general, as food: apples, oranges, bananas and so on.
To go to bed, or to sleep: the everyday verb that can stand on its own.
To say; to speak, to talk.
To talk: to use your voice to say things, or to have a conversation.
The number four, in counting and in figures.
A year of age, used after a number to give someone's age.
The pronoun for a male person already mentioned: he or him.
The pronoun for a female person already mentioned: she or her.
It: the pronoun for an animal or a thing.
Too, excessively; in exclamations also 'so, really'.
'They' or 'them' for people: a group of men, or of men and women together.
'They' or 'them' for a group made up only of women or girls.
They, them: the plural pronoun for animals or things.
A day, counted straight after a number; also the sky.
The weather: sun or rain, heat or cold, in one place at a given time.
To listen to; to hear what someone says.
To hear: a sound actually reaches your ears.
Someone you go, or went, to school with: a classmate or schoolmate.
Outside, out; also foreign, from another country.
Outside, out there: the area beyond a room, a building or one's home.
Late: after the usual or expected time.
To play, have fun, or go out and enjoy yourself.
Dinner, the evening meal.
Evening and night: the time from dusk until you go to bed.
'Hello?' when you pick up or make a phone call, and 'hey!' to get someone's attention.
To put a question to someone, or to ask about something.
A question that someone asks; also a problem, something wrong or difficult.
The pronoun for the speaker: I or me.
The pronoun for the speaker together with others: we or us.
The number five, in counting and in figures.
Lunch, the midday meal.
Down, below, under: the position lower than something.
To leave work at the end of the working day.
For a class to end, so that students can leave or take a break.
To want to, would like to (do something); also to think, and to miss someone.
Mr, sir: a polite title for a man.
Now, at the present time.
Small, little; of people also young.
A young child, in the kindly way adults speak to or about children.
An hour, as a length of time.
Primary school, the first stage of a child's schooling.
A child who goes to primary school.
The afternoon: the part of the day from noon until evening.