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What are some key adjectives I should learn for B1 level Chinese

Mastering Essential Chinese Vocabulary at B1 Level: What are some key adjectives I should learn for B1 level Chinese
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For learners at the B1 level in Chinese, mastering key adjectives is essential for describing people, places, and situations effectively. Below is a list of important adjectives categorized by their usage and relevance to intermediate-level communication:

Descriptive Adjectives

  • 重要 (zhòngyào) – important
  • 美丽 (měilì) – beautiful
  • 简单 (jiǎndān) – simple
  • 复杂 (fùzá) – complex
  • 特别 (tèbié) – special
  • 方便 (fāngbiàn) – convenient
  • 健康 (jiànkāng) – healthy
  • 安全 (ānquán) – safe 1, 2.

Size and Quantity

  • 大 (dà) – big
  • 小 (xiǎo) – small
  • 多 (duō) – many/much
  • 少 (shǎo) – few/little 3.

Emotional and Personality Traits

  • 快乐 (kuàilè) – happy
  • 友好 (yǒuhǎo) – friendly
  • 幽默 (yōumò) – humorous
  • 勇敢 (yǒnggǎn) – brave
  • 烦恼 (fánnǎo) – annoyed/troubled 2, 4.

Quality and Condition

  • 好 (hǎo) – good
  • 坏 (huài) – bad
  • 新 (xīn) – new
  • 旧 (jiù) – old (for objects)
  • 贵 (guì) – expensive
  • 便宜 (piányi) – cheap 3, 4.

Physical Characteristics

  • 高 (gāo) – tall/high
  • 矮 (ǎi) – short/low
  • 胖 (pàng) – fat
  • 瘦 (shòu) – thin 4.

Other Common Adjectives

  • 有趣 (yǒuqù) – interesting
  • 严重 (yánzhòng) – serious
  • 合适 (héshì) – suitable
  • 愉快 (yúkuài) – pleasant/happy 1, 2.

These adjectives are frequently used in daily conversations and are useful for discussing topics such as personal experiences, opinions, and descriptions of surroundings. Practicing these words in context will help you communicate more effectively at the B1 level.

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