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'''"A1" (Beginner)''' is the first level used on this Chinese Vocabulary Wiki. A1 is roughly equivalent to '''HSK Level 1'''. | '''"A1" (Beginner)''' is the first level used on this Chinese Vocabulary Wiki. A1 is roughly equivalent to '''HSK Level 1'''. | ||
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There are no A1 "similar word comparisons" because at the A1 level, learners need to just accumulate some basic vocabulary. Comparison similar words is an unwanted distraction for new learners; it comes later. | There are no A1 "similar word comparisons" because at the A1 level, learners need to just accumulate some basic vocabulary. Comparison similar words is an unwanted distraction for new learners; it comes later. | ||
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{{Print Similar Words CEFR|A1}} | {{Print Similar Words CEFR|A1}} | ||
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== Vocabulary Lists == | == Vocabulary Lists == | ||
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{{Print Vocabulary List CEFR|A1}} | {{Print Vocabulary List CEFR|A1}} |
Revision as of 09:04, 5 May 2022
"A1" (Beginner) is the first level used on this Chinese Vocabulary Wiki. A1 is roughly equivalent to HSK Level 1.
There are 3 total vocabulary points in the list below.
Contents
Comparisons of Similar Words
There are no A1 "similar word comparisons" because at the A1 level, learners need to just accumulate some basic vocabulary. Comparison similar words is an unwanted distraction for new learners; it comes later.
Similar Words
Level | Vocabulary Point | Keywords |
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A1 | TemplateTest | 办法 (bànfǎ), 方法 (fāngfǎ) |
A1 | TemplateTest3Col | 休假 (xiūjià), 度假 (dùjià), 放假 (fàngjià) |
Vocabulary Lists
More of these will be made public at a later date. In the meantime, you may be interested in our HSK vocabulary lists.
Vocabulary Lists
Level | Vocabulary Point | Keywords |
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A1 | Colors A1 |
See Also
- The next level is: A2
- For more information on the levels used here, see the Vocabulary Points by Level page.