Arriving in China in Chinese | 45 Words in One Song - HSK 2-7 | LINA NEU69 Lesson 26

Arriving in China in Chinese - 45 words in one song, first in English and then the same melody in Mandarin. Learn English. Speak Chinese. "What is the purpose of your visit? How long are you staying?" 你来的目的是什么？要停留多久？ Nǐ lái de mùdì shì shénme? Yào tíngliú duōjiǔ? The song is called "Huānyíng Lái Zhōngguó, Arriving in China". How this song works The song is sung twice. The first half is entirely in English so you already know what every line means. The second half is the same song, same melody, same lines - in Mandarin. Nothing is translated line by line in between, so your ear does the work instead of your eyes. The Mandarin half is sung slower than normal pop, in standard Putonghua, with every syllable articulated and the tones kept clean. On-screen you get three lines at once: English, Chinese characters and pinyin. This is Lesson 26 of 66, in Chapter 3: TRAVEL TO CHINA (Elementary). Alex flies to China. Everything in this chapter is the Chinese you actually need on the ground - airport, hotel, metro, directions, and the day something goes wrong. The 45 words in this song (HSK 2-7) to enter a country - 入境 - rùjìng official / officer - 官员 - guānyuán sentence (measure word) - 句 - jù to enter - 进入 - jìnrù to enter - 入 - rù fingerprint - 指纹 - zhǐwén camera (fixed) - 摄像头 - shèxiàngtóu queue / line of people - 队伍 - duìwu to stamp - 盖章 - gàizhāng to pass through - 通过 - tōngguò purpose - 目的 - mùdì to stay - 停留 - tíngliú long term - 长期 - chángqī uncle; (polite address for a man) - 叔叔 - shūshu date - 日期 - rìqī residential address - 住址 - zhùzhǐ hotel - 酒店 - jiǔdiàn to confirm - 确认 - quèrèn to be born - 出生 - chūshēng sex / gender - 性别 - xìngbié customs - 海关 - hǎiguān to declare - 申报 - shēnbào article / item - 物品 - wùpǐn rule / regulation - 规定 - guīdìng inside / within - 内 - nèi to collect / to withdraw - 提取 - tíqǔ carousel - 转盘 - zhuànpán to claim - 认领 - rènlǐng to lose / to be lost - 丢失 - diūshī damaged - 破损 - pòsǔn to meet someone at the airport - 接机 - jiējī to hold up a sign - 举牌 - jǔpái driver - 司机 - sījī to hug - 拥抱 - yōngbào to welcome / to meet - 迎接 - yíngjiē phone card / SIM - 电话卡 - diànhuàkǎ to activate a service - 开通 - kāitōng real name - 实名 - shímíng to handle / to get (paperwork) done - 办 - bàn certificate / ID - 证 - zhèng to exchange (currency) - 兑换 - duìhuàn cash machine - 取款机 - qǔkuǎnjī to register - 注册 - zhùcè to activate - 激活 - jīhuó to adapt / to get used to - 适应 - shìyìng What the nine days behind this song cover D228 - Off the Plane D229 - Fingerprints and Photos D230 - The Questions D231 - Your Details D232 - Customs D233 - Baggage Claim D234 - Someone Is Waiting D235 - Getting a SIM Card D236 - First Steps From the lesson dialogue Study. Two weeks short term, I am staying at a hotel. 学习。短期两个星期，住酒店。 Xuéxí. Duǎnqī liǎng ge xīngqī, zhù jiǔdiàn. Please put your fingerprints here and look at the camera. 请在这儿按指纹，看摄像头。 Qǐng zài zhèr àn zhǐwén, kàn shèxiàngtóu. Alright, you may go through now. 好了，你可以通过了。 Hǎo le, nǐ kěyǐ tōngguò le. About the course LINA NEU69 - Learn Chinese Through Stories & Songs. English → Chinese → Pinyin → Sentence → Story → Song → Conversation 3,000 Words · 600 Days · 66 Stories · 66 Songs Every lesson is 45 new words built from one situation, not a random list. Nine days of five words a day become one lesson, one story and one original song that contains exactly those words - which is why the words stay once the song is stuck in your head. All Chinese on this channel is standard Putonghua, written in simplified characters with pinyin. No slang, no dialect, no rare idioms - the register a learner actually needs, and the one that stays correct everywhere. Every song is written and recorded for this channel. The lyrics, the music and the artwork are original work. Who is in the story Alex - the learner, starting from zero. Lina - the Chinese friend who becomes the guide. The course follows them from the first hello to a real conversation in Chinese. If this helped, you can help back by: Liking Subscribing Sharing it with someone learning Chinese Leaving the word you found hardest in the comments #LINANEU69 #LearnChinese #ChineseForTravel #TravelChina #ChineseSong