M HSK 1 Vocabulary

Browse 25 HSK 1 Vocabulary entries for Chinese under M.

Pinyin M

  1. 妈妈 mā ma Mother; mom. The most common and affectionate way to address or refer to one's mother.
  2. 马路 mǎ lù Road; street. A paved road in a city or town, typically for vehicles and pedestrians.
  3. 马上 mǎ shàng Immediately; right away; at once. Indicates something will happen very soon.
  4. 吗 ma Question particle placed at the end of a statement to turn it into a yes/no question.
  5. 买 mǎi To buy; to purchase. The basic verb for acquiring goods or services with money.
  6. 慢 màn Slow; slowly. Describes a low speed of movement or action.
  7. 忙 máng Busy; occupied. Describes having many things to do or little free time.
  8. 毛 máo A unit of currency equal to one-tenth of a yuan; also means hair or fur.
  9. 没关系 méi guān xi It doesn't matter; it's okay; no problem. A common response to apologies or minor issues.
  10. 没什么 méi shén me It's nothing; no big deal; not much. A casual way to downplay something or respond modestly.
  11. 没事儿 méi shìr It's fine; no problem; nothing's wrong. A colloquial way to say everything is okay.
  12. 妹妹 mèi mei Younger sister. Used to refer to one's own younger sister or younger female relative.
  13. 门 mén Door; gate; entrance. Also used as a measure word for academic subjects or courses.
  14. 门口 mén kǒu Doorway; entrance; in front of the door. The area right at or near a door or gate.
  15. 门票 mén piào Admission ticket; entrance ticket. A ticket required to enter a place like a park, museum, or scenic spot.
  16. 们 men Plural suffix for pronouns and some nouns referring to people. Turns singular into plural.
  17. 米饭 mǐ fàn Cooked rice. The staple food served at most Chinese meals.
  18. 面包 miàn bāo Bread. Refers to all types of bread, from Western loaves to Asian-style soft bread.
  19. 面条儿 miàn tiáor Noodles. A general term for all types of noodles, one of the most important staple foods in Chinese cuisine.
  20. 名字 míng zi Name. Refers to a person's given name or full name.
  21. 明白 míng bai To understand; clear; obvious. Used both as a verb meaning 'to understand' and an adjective meaning 'clear.'
  22. 明年 míng nián Next year. The year following the current one.
  23. 明天 míng tiān Tomorrow. The day after today.
  24. 没有 méi yǒu To not have; have not; there is no. Used to negate possession and to indicate something has not happened.
  25. 没 méi Not; have not; did not. The primary negation word for possession and completed actions.