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Learn 10 autumn words
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Welcome to Chinese Top Words! My name is Rui, and today we’re going to talk about 10 Must-Know Autumn Vocabulary. |
1. 毛衣 (máoyī) “sweater” |
我最喜欢这件红色毛衣了。 |
(Wǒ zuì xǐhuan zhè jiàn hóngsè máoyī le.) |
“This red sweater is my favorite.” |
2. 长袖衫 (chángxiù shān) “long-sleeved shirt” |
这件长袖衫我连着穿了一个星期。 |
(Zhè jiàn chángxiù shān Wǒ liánzhe chuānle yí ge xīngqī.) |
“I've been wearing this long-sleeved shirt every day for one week.” |
3. 冷 (lěng) “cold” |
今天很冷,你得多穿点衣服。 |
(Jīntiān hěn lěng, nǐ de duō chuān diǎn yīfu.) |
“Today is cold; you should wear more clothes.” |
4. 凉 (liáng) “cool” |
天气转凉了,秋天到了。 |
(Tiānqì zhuǎn liáng le, qiūtiān dàole.) |
“The weather is getting cooler. Autumn is here.” |
5. 秋天 (qiūtiān) “autumn” |
秋天是个美丽的季节。 |
(Qiūtiān shì ge měilì de jìjié.) |
“Autumn is a beautiful season.” |
6. 风大 (fēng dà) “windy” |
风太大了,我差点被刮走了。 |
(Fēng tài dà le, Wǒ chādiǎn bèi guā zǒu le.) |
“It is so windy that I almost got blown away.” |
7. 栗子 (lìzi ) “chestnut” |
这些烤栗子好香啊。 |
(Zhè xiē kǎo lìzi hǎo xiāng a.) |
“These roasted chestnuts smell so good.” |
I love chestnut, especially in Japan. There are so many desserts made of chestnuts. I think it’s westernized Japanese dessert. |
8. 树叶 (shùyè) “leaf” |
树叶变黄了。 |
(Shùyè biàn huáng le.) |
“The leaves turned yellow.” |
9. 落叶 (luòyè) “falling leaves” |
满地都是金黄的落叶,太美了。 |
(Mǎn dì dū shì jīnhuáng de luòyè, tài měi le.) |
“The golden-brown falling leaves are all over the ground. It’s so beautiful.” |
10. 中秋节 (Zhōngqiū jié) “Mid-autumn Day” |
中秋节是家人团聚的节日。 |
(Zhōngqiū jié shì jiārén tuánjùde jiérì.) |
“The Mid-Autumn Day is a holiday for family to get together.” |
In China in Mid-Autumn Day, Chinese usually eat mooncake for celebrating this holiday. |
So thank you for watching Chinese Top Words today. Do you like autumn? What’s your favorite season? Let us know in the comments below! Don’t forget to check out our website. I will see you there! Bye! |
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