When you're learning Chinese, getting a solid grasp of opposites (反义词 — fǎnyìcí) is helpful. Why? Because learning in pairs helps your brain create stronger memory connections and lets you express a broader range of ideas more easily. In this post, we’ll explore 100 essential Chinese antonym pairs, with characters, pinyin, and meanings to make studying simple and effective.

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100 Chinese Conversations for Beginners to Intermediate Learners | Practice Real-Life Dialogues - Mandarin HQ

Looking for short and easy-to-follow dialogues to learn spoken Chinese for daily life?Below you'll find 100 practical Chinese conversations on a range of topics, from simple greetings to asking for directions and making small talk!

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5 Chinese Sentence Patterns Every Intermediate Learner Should Know - Mandarin HQ

Learning Chinese is exciting—but once you move beyond simple sentences like “我喝咖啡” (wǒ hē kāfēi – I drink coffee) or “我是老师” (wǒ shì lǎoshī – I am a teacher), it’s time to add depth and fluency to your speaking and writing. Native speakers don’t just speak in basic subject-verb-object patterns—they use a range of sentence structures to express actions, emotions and and more.In this lesson, you’ll learn 5 powerful Chinese sentence patterns that will make your speech sound more natural and confident.

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Let’s be honest—breakups are never easy. And when it comes to expressing this in Chinese, things can get even trickier. In this lesson, you will learn 10 emotionally intelligent breakup phrases in Mandarin that help you navigate these situations with empathy and grace.

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Learn 100 Common Chinese Opposites to Boost Mandarin Fluency (+ Free PDF List) - Mandarin HQ

100 Chinese Conversations for Beginners to Intermediate Learners | Practice Real-Life Dialogues - Mandarin HQ

5 Chinese Sentence Patterns Every Intermediate Learner Should Know - Mandarin HQ

10 Polite Ways to Say “Break Up” in Mandarin Chinese - Mandarin HQ

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