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Topic Pages Basic Phrases 3 Banking Restaurant 3 Shopping 5 Health 58 Travel 6 Home 6 Emergency 7

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

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Keywords

Hello n h o /

How are you? [Good/Okay/Bad]

n h oma? [w h n h o / hái k y . / bú tài h o.]

? [

/ / ]

Bye zàijiàn /

Thank you [You're welcome]

xièxie [búkèqi]

[ ]

Excuse me (sorry) [No Problem]

duìbuq [méigu nxi]

[ ]

Excuse me (I have a question)

q ng wèn

Basic Phrases

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Ok / Sure xíng / k y

/

Accommodation

Dormitory Room du rénfáng /

Double Room shu ngrénfáng /

Hostel kèzhàn / l gu n

/

Hotel fàndiàn / ji diàn / b n'gu n

/ /

Single Room d nrénfáng /

This

That

With/ Without

zhège /

nàge /

y u / méi y u

/

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I live at…

Where's the toilet?

What is your room number?

Which building do you live?

Adjectives

Big/Small dà / xi o

/

Correct/Incorrect duì / bú duì

/

n zhùn ér /

w zhùzài / …

cèsu zài n l ? /

?

n de fángji n hào shì du sh o?

?

n zhù n gè lóu

Address

Where do you live?

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

Easy/Difficult

róngyì / nán

/

Good/Bad h o / búh o

/

Happy/Sad

g oxìng / nángùo

/

Hot/Cool/Cold rè / liáng / l ng

/ /

Tired/ Excited lèi / x ng fèn

/

I don't want it (this, that, these, those)

búyào /

Yes / I agree / I heard you

èn (pronounced "uh or uhn", 4th tone)

Basic Generic Responses

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Clothing

Glasses

Hat

Jumper

Socks

Shirt

Shoe

Shorts

Skirt

Sweater

Track suit

Clothing and accessories

y fu /

y njìng/

màozi /

máoy /

wàzi /

chènsh ng /

xié /

du nkù /

q nzi /

hànsh n/

yùndòngy /

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

Trousers kùzi /

Departures

Safe Trip yílù píng' n/

Take care b ozhòng /

Haircuts

Conditioner

Dye/Hair Color

Hair

Razors

Shampoo

Shaving cream

Wash(Hair)

hùfàsù /

r nfà /

tóufa /

tìx d o /

x fàshu /

tìx shu ng/pàom

/ /

x tóufa /

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Cut it a little shorter

ji n du n yìdi nr

Cut it natural and nice looking

ji n zìrán, h okàn di n

Don’t cut it too short

bié ji n tài du n

I want to have my hair cut.

w yào ji n fà

It is too long here zhèr tài cháng le

Just trim it zh ji n yìdi nr

Take some more off the sides

li ng bi n du ji n di nr

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

In a Taxi

East / West

South / North

Go Back

Intersection

On the left

On the right

Straight ahead

Traffic Light

Turn left / right

U Turn

húi qù /

lù k u /

zu bi n /

yòubi n /

y zhíz u /

hóng l d ng /

zu (yòu)gu i / ( )

diào tóu /

d ng / x

/

nán / b i

/

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How to I get to…? …z nme z u?… ?”

0, 1, 2, 3, 4 líng, y , èr, s n, sì

, , , ,

5, 6, 7, 8, 9 w , liù, q , b , ji

, , , ,

Mandarin Numbers

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

10,11,12, 13 shí, shíy , shí’èr, shís n

, , ,

14, 15, 16, 17 shísì , shíw , shíliù, shíq

, , ,

18, 19, 20, 21 shíb , shíji , èrshí , èrshíy

, , ,

22, 30, 40, 50 èrshí’èr, s nshí, sìshí, w shí

, , ,

60, 70, 80, 90 liùshí, q shí, b shí, ji shí

, , ,

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100, 101 yìb i, yìb ilíngy

,

102, 1000 yìb ilíng’èr, yìqi n

,

1001, 10,000 yìqi nlíngy , yíwàn

,

Money

Chinese RMB rénmínbì / yuán / kuài

/ /

Cheapest (literally: most cheap)

zuìpíanyide

Money qián /

How much is this? zhège du sh o qián?

?

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

Get money (out of a bank account / using credit card)

Q qián /

Months

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

y yuè /

èr yuè /

s n yuè /

sì yuè /

w yuè /

liù yuè /

q yuè /

b yuè /

ji yuè /

shí yuè /

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November

December

Nationalities

Australia

Britain

Canada

China

Denmark

France

Germany

Ireland

Italy

shí y yuè /

shí èr yuè /

àodàlìy /

y ngguó

ji nádà /

zh ngguó /

d nmài /

f guó /

déguó /

ài rlán /

yìdàlì /

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

Japan

Netherland

Switzerland

Ukraine

U.S.A

Peoples

Me/I w /

You/You(Plural) n / n mén

/

He/She or Him/Her t /

Us/Them w men / t men

/

r b n /

hélán /

ruìshì /

w kèlán /

m iguó /

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Boy / Girl nánháir / n háir

/

Boy Friend/Girl Friend

ná / n péngyou

/

Husband/Wife zhàngfu / q zi

/

Mother/Father m ma / bàba

/ Places

Building

Upstairs /Downstairs

Floor/Level

Elevator

lóu /

lóushàng / lóuxià

/

céng /

diànt /

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

Cent (as in Shopping Centr )

Embassy

Gas Station

Hospital

House/Home

Office

Police Station

Post Office

School

University Internet Cafe

zh ngx n /

sh gu n /

ji yóu zhàn

y yuàn /

ji /

B ng ngshì /

pài ch su /

yóujú /

xuéxiào /

dàxué /

w ngb /

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How?

What?

When?

Where?

Who?

Why?

Time

2:34 pm xìaw li ng di n s nshísì

11:00 am shàngw shíy di n zh ng

Questions Words

z nme /

shénme /

shéme shíhòu

n r /

shuí /

wèi shénme /

p p

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

Noon / evening(night)

zh ngw / w nshàng

/

Now xiànzài /

Today j nti n /

Day before yesterday qiánti n /

Yesterday zuóti n /

Tomorrow míngti n /

Day after tomorrow hòuti n /

2 months before (2 months ago)

li ng gè yuè y qián

3 days later (3 days from now)

s nti n y hòu

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December shí’èr yuèfen

November 28 (generally when written)

shíy yuè èrshíb rì

11 28

When shall we meet?

w men shéme shíhòu jiànmiàn

Toilets

Men/Women

Toilet Paper

Transportation

Car (on a train)

Public Bus

nán / n /

Wèish ngzh /

ch /

G nggòngqìch

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

Road

Train station

Hard seat (train)

Soft seat (train)

Hard sleeper (train)

Soft sleeper (train)

Street

Taxi

I want to go to...

Beijing Capital International Airport

lù /

Hu ch zhàn /

yìngzuò /

ru nzuò /

yìngwò /

ru nwò /

ji /

d shì /

w yào qù ....

sh ud j ch ng

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Beijing Railway Station

B ij ngzhàn /

Beijing West Railway Station

b ij ng x zhàn

Houhai hòuh i /

Silk Street xiùshu ji /

The Forbidden City

gùg ng /

The National Aquatic Center (Water Cube)

guóji yóuy ng zh ngx n (shu lì f ng)

( )

The National Stadium (Bird’s Nest)

guóji t yùch ng (ni o cháo)

( )

The Summer Palace

yíhéyuán /

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

The Temple of Heaven

Tian’ anmen Square

Can you speak English?

n huì ji ng y ngwén ma?

How do you say in Chinese?

hàny z nme shu ?

Nice to meet you h n g o x ng rèn shín

I don’t know w bù zh dào

Useful Sentences

Yonghegong (Lama Temple)

y nghég ng /

ti ntán /

ti n’ nmén /

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I don't understand (what you said)

w t ngbùd ng

Please give me a pair of chopsticks.

q ng géi w yì shu ng kuàizi

Please give me two bottles of beer.

q ng géi w li ng píng píji

Please wait a moment

q ng sh o d ng

Repeat/Pardon zài shu yíbiàn

Shall we go? /Let's go z uba? /

What do you do? n shìzuòshénmade

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

What's your name?

n jiào shén ma míng zì

My name is w jiào… / …

Verbs

Come/Go lái / qù

/

Eat/Drink ch / h

/

Like/Dislike x huan / bùx huan

/

Open/Close On/Off

k i / gu n

/

Pull/Push l / tu

/

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Read/Write

Wait

Week Days

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

dú / xi

/

d ng /

x ng q y /

x ng q èr /

x ng q s n /

x ng q sì /

x ng q w /

x ng q liù /

x ng q rì /

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Basic Phrases (and Responses)

Do you understand? (meaning) [Yes/No]

míngbai ma? [míngbai / bùmíngbai.]

? [ /

]

Foreigner l owài /

Good friend h opéngyou /

Is the food okay? [Yes/No]

h och ma? [h och ./ bùh och ]

[ / ]

You May Hear

Do you understand? (listening) [Yes/No]

t ngded ng ma?

?

[t ngded ng / t ngbù d ng.]

[ / ]

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Smoke? [Thanks/I don't smoke]

x y n ma? [xièxiè / w bù x y n]

?[ / ]

Welcome! hu nyíng gu nglín

You May See

Entrance rùk u /

Exit ch k u /

Is it OK take pictures

k y zhàoxiàng ma?

Please help me take a photo

q ng b ng w zhàoxiàng

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You may need to do some banking when visiting a Mandarin-speaking country, no matter whether you are travelling for pleasure or for business.

Banking

Banking

Banks in larger cities may have English-speaking staff, but don't count on it. This list of common banking terms will help, and you can always bring a Mandarin-speaking friend or colleague to act as translator.

For many transactions, you will need to present some identification. Always bring your passport (hù zhào) or ID card (sh n fèn zhèng) to the bank.

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Account zhànghù /

Bank yínháng /

Cash xiànj n /

Check zh piào /

Counter guìtái /

Manager j ngl /

Passport hùzhào /

Teller ch nàyuán

Vocabulary

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Banking

Visa qi nzhèng /

Window chu ngk u /

ID card sh nfènzhèng

Credit card xìnyòngk /

Cashier’s check duìhuànzh piào

Traveller’s check l xíngzh piào

Exchange rate huìl /

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Banking

Cash a check

Deposit (into an account)

Exchange money

Open an account

Withdraw money

I want to pay my…

Electricity Bill

Telephone/Internet Bill

duì xiàn /

cún ku n /

huàn qián /

k i hù /

tí ku n /

Useful Sentences

w yào fù… …

diàn fèi /

diànhuà/w ngl /

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Banking / Restaurant

Water Bill

Television Bill

Gas Bill

Where is the ATM?

Beverage

Bowl

Chopsticks

Fork

Glass / cup

Knife

Phrase

y nliào /

w n /

kuàizi /

ch zi /

b izi /

d ozi /

Restaurant

shu fèi /

diànshì fèi /

méiqì fèi /

zìdòng q ku n

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Menu

Napkin

Plate

Restaurant

Spoon

Waiter / waitress

I am vegetarian.

I cannot eat…

Restaurant

càid n /

c nj n /

pánzi /

c nt ng /

sháozi /

fúwùyuán /

w ch sù /

w bùnéng ch …

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Restaurant

Customs

When you enter a restaurant, you will be asked how many people are in your party, and will be shown to a table. If an English menu is not available, and you don't read Chinese, you will have to ask for help, either from the waiter or a Chinese friend. Most restaurants are open only during meal times 11:30 to 1:00 for lunch and 5:30 to 7:00 for dinner.

Snacks are available almost any time coffee houses, tea shops, and

street vendors. Meals are eaten relatively quickly, and it is customary to leave the restaurant as soon as everyone is finished. Usually one person will pay for the whole group, so be sure to take your turn in paying for the meal.

Tipping is not common in China and you usually pay for the meal at the cash register.

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Restaurant

Are you ready to order?

k y di n cài le ma? ?

Can I pay by credit card?

w k y yòng xìnyòngk ma?

?

Could I have the bill? q ng g i w zhàngd n

How many people are there?

q ngwèn j wèi? ?

How much is it? du sh o qián? ?

Please bring us some....

q ng zài g i w men ... . ...

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Restaurant

I would like.... w yào ... ./ ... .

I would like to order now

w yào di n cài

I would like to order take out

w yào d b o

Not yet, please give us a few more minutes

hái méi. zài d ng yíxià

Smoking or non-smoking?

ch uy n ma? ?

I will have this w yào zhège

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There are ___ people (in our party)

That is for me

The bill is not right

This is not what I ordered

zhè búshì w di n de

What would you like to drink?

n h shénme?

Restaurant

What would you like to eat?

n ch shénme?

Yes, we are ready to order

k y di n cài le

shì w de

zhàngd n búduì

___ wèi ___

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Restaurant

Chinese Food Vocabulary Chinese food is one of the most popular types of cuisine worldwide. It's no wonder! Chinese food is tasty, healthy, and the wide variety means there's something for every taste.

Beef with oyster sauce

háo yóu niú ròu

Broccoli & oyster sauce

háoyóu jiè lán

As with many cultural exports, the names of some Chinese dishes have changed by the time they arrive in other countries. If you visit a Mandarin-speaking country, this list of popular Chinese food dishes will help when it comes time to ordering food. The items have been roughly arranged by type of food.

Beef and rice niúròu fàn /

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Chicken leg and rice j tu fàn /

Chinese pancake ji nb ng /

Dumplings shu ji o /

Deep fried beef with onions

c ng bào niú ròu

Egg and vegetable soup

dànhu t ng

Eggplant with garlic yú xi ng qiézi

Fish cooked in soy sauce

hóngsh o yú

Restaurant

Fried rice with shrimp xi rén ch ofàn

Cashew chicken y ogu j d ng

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Restaurant

Fried rice noodles ch o m f n

Kung pao chicken g ngb o j d ng

Mixed vegetables shí j n sh cài

Peking duck b ij ngk oy

Plain noodles yángch nmiàn

Fried noodles ch omiàn /

ied noodles with beef

g n ch o niú hé

Fried rice ch ofàn /

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Pork chop and rice páig fàn /

Restaurant

Spicy tofu mápódòufu

Porridge

Rice

Seaweed soup

zh u /

m fàn /

z càit ng

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Restaurant

Steamed fish in soy sauce

q ng zh ng yú

Steamed stuffed bun b ozi /

Sticky buns mántou /

Stir fry egg with tomato

x hóngshì ch o j dàn

Stir fry mushroom & green beans

xi n mó bi n dòu

Sushi shòus /

Sweet & sour pork g l o ròu

Sweet and sour soup su nlàt ng

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Vegetarian platter sùshíj n

Vinegar cucumber p i huáng gu

White radish patty luóbo g o

Vegetables

Asparagus lú s n /

Bamboo shoots zhú s n /

Broccoli x lán hu /

Cabbage bái cài /

Carrot hú luó bo /

Celery qín cài /

Restaurant

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Restaurant

Corn

Cucumber

Eggplant

Garlic

Ginger

Hot pepper / chili

Lettuce

Mushroom

Onion

Potato

Pumpkin

x hóng shì

yù m /

huáng gu /

qié zi /

suàn /

ji ng /

là ji o /

sh ng cài /

mó gu /

yáng c ng /

m líng sh

nán gu /

Tomato

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Meat and Seafood

Bacon

Beef

Chicken

Chicken breast

Chicken leg

Duck

Ham

Lamb

Pork

Crab

Fish

Restaurant

péig n /

niúròu /

j /

j xi ng /

j tu /

y /

hu tu /

yángròu /

zh ròu /

pángxiè /

yú /

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Restaurant

Prawn duìxi /

Squid yóuyú /

Fruits

Apple

Banana

Grape

Orange

Peach

Pear

Pineapple

Strawberry

Watermelon

píng gu /

xi ng ji o /

pú táo /

jú zi /

táo zi /

lí /

b luó /

c o méi /

x gu /

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Drinks & Beverage

Beer píji /

Coffee k f i /

Cold water b ngshu /

Coke k lè /

Fruit juice gu zh /

Green tea chá /

Jasmine tea hu chá /

Milk Tea n ichá /

Mineral water kuàngquánshu

Restaurant

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Restaurant

Red (white) Wine

hóng (bái) pútáoji ( )

Sprite

Dairy

Butter/Cream

Cheese

Milk

Yogurt

Hot Chili Sauce

Ketchup

MSG

Condiments, Seasonings & Sauce

f nqiéjiàng /

xu bì /

n iyóu /

n ilào /

niún i /

su nn i /

làji ojiàng /

wèij ng /

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Restaurant

Pepper

Salt

Salad dressing

Soy sauce

Sugar

Sweet & sour sauce

Vinegar

Wasabi

BBQ chicken wing

húji of n /

yán /

sh l jiàng /

jiàngyóu /

táng /

ti nsu njiàng /

cù /

l jièmo /

ch sh oròu /

j chì /

pork

BBQ & Kabobs

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Restaurant / Shopping

Beef kabab niú ròu chuàn

Chicken kabab j ròu chuàn

Lamb kabab yángròu chuàn

Dessert

Cake dàn g o /

Ice cream b ng qí lín /

If you need to do some shopping when visiting a Mandarin-speaking country this list of common shopping terms will help you. The generic term for "store" is "diàn" which is used for most small stores which sell common items.

Shopping

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Bakery miànb odiàn

Book Store sh diàn /

Clothing Store fúshìdiàn

Coffee Shop k f i t ng /

Department Store

b ihuò g ngs

Drugstore yàodiàn /

Flower Shop hu diàn /

Furniture Store

ji jùdiàn /

Grocery Store záhuòdiàn

Shopping

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Hardware Store

w j nháng

Jenny Lou‘s jié ní lù /

Jewellery Store

zh b odiàn

Photo processing

zhàoxiànggu n

Shoe Store xiédiàn /

Sporting Goods

Starbuck‘s

Stationary Store

Supermarket

t yùyòngp ndiàn

x ng b kè /

wénjùdiàn

ch oshì /

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Tailor / dressmaker

Toy Store

Traditional Market

Watches and Clocks

Can I try it on? w néng shì y xià ma?

Can you let me have it cheaper?

piányi di n’r k y ma?

How much does this cost?

zhèigè du sh o qián?

It’s too small (big)

tài xi o(dà) le ( )

cáifèng /

wánjùdiàn /

shìch ng /

zh ngbi odiàn

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Shopping

Please give me a receipt.

That’s too expensive

What would you like to buy?

Clothing

Boots xu zi /

Coat wài tào /

Down Jacket y róng fú /

Gloves sh u tào /

High Heel Shoes

g og n xié /

Jeans niú z i kù /

q ng g i w f piào

tài guì le

n m i shénme?

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Shopping

Leather Shoes

Sandals

Scarf wéi j n /

Shirt chèn sh n /

Shoes xié /

Skirt qún z /

Slippers tu xié /

Sports Shoes yùndòng xié /

Sweater

Suit

T-shirt

hàn sh n /

x fú /

t xù / T

pí xié /

liáng xié /

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Shopping / Health

Tie

Trousers/Pants

Walking Shoes

Wool Sweater

Symptoms & TermsAllergic guòm n /

Asthma xiàochu nbìng

Bleeding liúxi /

Cold

g nmào /

Constipation

l ng dài /

kùzi /

xi xián xié /

máo y /

Health

biànmì /

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Cough

Dentist

Diabetes

Diarrhea

Dizzy

Doctor

Fever

Food poisoning

Headache

Infection

Health

késou /

yáy /

tángniàobìng

l dùzi /

tóuy n /

y sh ng /

f sh o /

shíwù zhòngdú

tóuténg /

chuánr nbìng

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Health

Itch y ng /

Running nose liú bítì /

Sore throat s ngzi téng

Stomach ache wèiténg /

Vomiting tù /

I have a w y u /

Medicine & Treatments

Acupuncture

Antibiotic

Aspirin

kàngsh ngsù

s p lín

zh n ji /

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Band-aid chuàngkèti

Chinese medicine zh ng yào /

Cold medicine g nmào yào /

Cough Drop / Throat Lozenge

rùn hóu piàn

Cough medicine késou yào /

Painkillers zh téng yào /

Sterilizing Solution xi o dú yàoshu

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Health / Travel

Western medicine

Have a shot

Have an operation zuò sh u shù

I’m allergic to… w duì (q ng méi sù) guò m n

( )

Take medicine

Airport

Boarding pass

Boat

ch yào /

Travel

x yào /

d zh n /

f ij ch ng

d ngj pái

chuán /

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Travel

Bus stop g ngji och zhàn

Bus qìch /

Check in d ngjì /

Gate d ngj mén

Passport hùzhào /

Plane f ij /

Return ticket w ngf n piào

Shuttle bus dàb ch /

Subway dìti /

Taxi jìchéngch

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Travel

Ticket

Timetable

Train

Train station

How much is a ticket to …?

I would like a ticket to …..

Where can I buy a ticket?

zài n li m i piào? ?

piào /

shíkèbi o

hu ch /

hu ch zhàn

yìzh ng dào ... de piào du sh oqián?

.. ?

w m i yìzh ng dào ... de piào.

...

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Keywords Balcony

Bathroom

Bed

Bedroom

Book shelf

Curtain

Door

Garage

Garden

House

Kitchen

Home

Home

yáng tái /

wèish ngji n /

chuáng /

wò shì /

sh jià /

chu nglián /

mén /

ch fáng /

hu yuán /

fángzi /

chúfáng /

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Light

Living room

Room

Rug

Sofa

Toilet

Window

Appliances Air-conditioner

Fridge

Humidifier

Iron

Home

d ng /

kèt ng /

fáng ji n /

dì t n /

sh f /

cèsu /

chu nghu /

k ng tiáo /

b ngxi ng /

ji sh qì

yùnd u /

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Cleaning Supplies All Purpose Cleaner quán néng q ng jié jì

Fabric Softner

Glass Cleaner

Mop/Broom

Soap

Microwave

Oven/Stove

Washing Machine

w i b lú /

k oxi ng / lú zào /

x y j /

róu shùn jì /

b li q ng jié jì

t ob / sàob

/ xi ngzào /

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Home

Brush/Comb

Chapstick

Cosmetics

Deodorant

Hair spray/Gel

Lotion Mirror

Common Household Items

Sponge/Rag

Washing powder

m bù /

x y f n /

sh zi /

rùn chún g o /

huà zhu ng p n

f ng xi ng jì

fà ji o /

rùn f r /

jìng zi /

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Pot/Pan

Rubbish bin

Suntan

Toothbrush

Toothpaste

Towel

hú / gu /

l j t ng /

fángshàishu ng

yáshu

yág o /

máo j n /

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Emergency

Hello, this is… n h o zhè shì , …

Ambulance (dial 120) y o èr líng (120)

Fire Dept (dial 119) y o y o ji (119)

Police (dial 110) y o y o líng (110)

Contact Number

Emergency

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Emergency

Ambulance: 120

Ambulance jiù hù ch /

Emergency jí zh n /

Paramedic hù l rén yuán

Fire Dept: 119

Fire Alarm

Fire Extinguisher

On fire

Police: 110

Police j ngchá /

I was mugged/robbed w bèi qi ng le

hu j ng /

miè hu qì /

zháo hu le /

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Emergency

Beijing United Family Hospital

Phone Address

Hospitals

guójì jiùyuán zh ngx n zh nsu

6462 9112 Bldg C, BITIC Leasing Ctr 1 North Rd Xing Fu San Cun Chaoyang District

b ij ng hémùji y yuàn

6433 3960 #2 Jiangtai Lu Chaoyang District

Phone Address

Beijing Int’l SOS Clinic

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guójì y liáo zh ngx n

64651384 Room S 1111 Lufthansa Bldg Liangmaqiao Lu Chaoyang District

j shu tán y yuàn

6616 7631 31 Xin Jie Kou DongJie Xicheng District

tóngrén y yuàn

6512 9911 #2 Chaoyangmen Nei St. Chongwen District

International Medical Center (IMC) Phone Address

Ji Shui Tan Hospital(Public) Phone Address

Tongren hospital

Phone Address

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