HSK 2 - Mixed 2

Introduction

HSK 2 expands your range beyond survival Chinese. The vocabulary here helps you talk about plans, preferences, movement, feelings, and everyday situations with more confidence.

Working from 好像 to 自由, you'll strengthen the everyday vocabulary that helps basic conversations sound less rehearsed and more flexible.

Themes

All HSK 2 Vocabulary in This Chapter (15)

1. 计划 jì huà Plan; to plan. Refers to an arrangement or intention for the future, or the act of making such arrangements.
2. 生活 shēng huó Life; to live. Refers to daily life, livelihood, or the act of living and going about one's daily routine.
3. 结果 jié guǒ Result; outcome; as a result. Refers to the consequence of an action, or connects clauses to show an unexpected outcome.
4. 自由 zì yóu Freedom; free; liberty. The state of being unrestricted or having the ability to act as one wishes.
5. 科学 kē xué Science; scientific. Refers to systematic knowledge of the natural or physical world, or describes something that follows scientific prin...
6. 全 quán All; whole; entire; complete. Used to express totality or completeness.
7. 重点 zhòng diǎn Key point; emphasis; focus. Refers to the most important part of something, or the main thing to pay attention to.
8. 实际 shí jì Actual; practical; reality. Describes what is real or practical as opposed to theoretical or imagined.
9. 好像 hǎo xiàng To seem; to be like; as if. Used to express that something appears to be a certain way, or to make a tentative observation.
10. 习惯 xí guàn Habit; to be used to; to get accustomed to. Refers to a regular practice or the process of becoming familiar with something.
11. 热情 rè qíng Enthusiastic; warm; passionate; warmth. Describes a friendly, eager, and welcoming attitude toward others.
12. 姓 xìng Surname; family name; to be surnamed. Used to state or ask about someone's family name.
13. 平常 píng cháng Ordinary; usual; normally. Describes everyday routine situations, or refers to what typically happens.
14. 外卖 wài mài Takeaway food; food delivery; to order delivery. Refers to food ordered from a restaurant to be delivered or picked up.
15. 午睡 wǔ shuì Afternoon nap; to take a nap after lunch. A short sleep taken during the midday break.