H HSK 1 Vocabulary

Browse 30 HSK 1 Vocabulary entries for Chinese under H.

Pinyin H

  1. 还 hái Still; also; in addition. Indicates continuation of a state or adds supplementary information.
  2. 还是 hái shì Or (in questions); had better; still. Used to offer choices in questions or to express a preference.
  3. 还有 hái yǒu Also; in addition; and also. Used to add more items or information.
  4. 孩子 hái zi Child; kid. A general term for children or one's own offspring.
  5. 汉语 hàn yǔ Chinese language; Mandarin Chinese. The formal term for the Chinese language.
  6. 汉字 hàn zì Chinese characters; the writing system used for the Chinese language.
  7. 好 hǎo Good; fine; well. One of the most common and versatile words in Chinese.
  8. 好吃 hǎo chī Delicious; tasty. Used to describe food that tastes good.
  9. 好看 hǎo kàn Good-looking; attractive; nice to look at. Used for people, objects, scenery, and media.
  10. 好听 hǎo tīng Nice to listen to; pleasant-sounding. Used for music, voices, names, and any auditory experience.
  11. 好玩儿 hǎo wánr Fun; amusing; interesting. Used to describe activities, places, or things that are enjoyable.
  12. 号 hào Number; date (of the month). Used for numbering and for specifying dates in spoken Chinese.
  13. 喝 hē To drink. The standard verb for consuming liquids.
  14. 很 hěn Very; quite. The most common degree adverb in Chinese.
  15. 后 hòu After; behind; back; later. Indicates position behind or time after.
  16. 后边 hòu bian Behind; at the back; in the rear. A location word indicating the area behind something.
  17. 后天 hòu tiān The day after tomorrow. A time word for the day following tomorrow.
  18. 花 huā Flower; blossom. Also means to spend (money or time).
  19. 话 huà Words; speech; language. Refers to spoken words or a language/dialect.
  20. 坏 huài Bad; broken; spoiled. Describes something negative in quality or condition.
  21. 还 huán To return; to give back. Used when returning borrowed items or repaying debts.
  22. 回 huí To return; to go back. Indicates returning to a place or origin.
  23. 回答 huí dá To answer; to reply; an answer. Used for responding to questions.
  24. 回到 huí dào To return to; to get back to. Emphasises arriving at the destination after returning.
  25. 回家 huí jiā To go home; to return home. One of the most common verb-object phrases in Chinese.
  26. 回来 huí lái To come back; to return (towards the speaker). Indicates returning to where the speaker is.
  27. 回去 huí qù To go back; to return (away from the speaker). Indicates returning to a place away from the speaker.
  28. 会 huì Can; to be able to; will. Indicates a learned ability or a future possibility.
  29. 火车 huǒ chē Train. The standard word for railway trains.
  30. 和 hé And; with. The most common conjunction for linking nouns and a preposition meaning with.