Beginner Mandarin Chinese: "April Fools' Day" with eChineseLearning
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Channel: eChineseLearning · 2018 · Education
Teacher Rachel is part of the eChineseLearning team helping students around the world learn Mandarin language and Chinese culture. For a Free Trial Lesson, 1-on-1, live and face-to-face with one of our native Mandarin teachers in China, you can begin to learn Mandarin here today: https://goo.gl/abNDTb ________________________ Today, Teacher Rachel will introduce a fun holiday lesson: April Fools' Day. 愚人节 (Yúrén jié) = April Fools' Day 愚人 (yúrén) = fool 节 (jié) = festival ________________________ Although April Fools' Day has gained some momentum in China, for the most part, pranks are kept to a minimum and relatively harmless. 恶作剧 (èzuòjù) = prank 整 (zhĕng) = trick To describe playing a trick on someone, you can use: 整 (zhĕng) + somebody's name ________________________ 忽悠 (hūyou) = a verb, meaning to fool or pull someone's leg It's a very humorous and authentic expression to use with friends! ________________________ When you've successfully pranked someone, you can say: 愚人节快乐 (Yúrénjié kuàilè) = "April fools!" 快乐 (kuàilè) = happy ________________________ You can read more about "April Fools' Day" with our full lesson HERE: https://goo.gl/GEJ4LE ________________________ Watch today's helpful video lesson and stick around for the useful Quiz afterwards. You can check your answers with us here: https://goo.gl/KJ7uGp Don't forget to subscribe and stay tuned for more Chinese lessons with us. Learn Chinese on Skype and enjoy our online Chinese conversation lessons with qualified teachers in China! Please like, share and comment on today's video to keep in touch with us.
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