HSK 1
HSK 1 · App lesson 2
15-25 min 6 words Official 1.2/2 8 sections

Greet a teacher politely, thank someone, reply kindly, and say goodbye to classmates.

New HSK Course 1, official lesson 1, part 2 of 2.

A friendly scene for polite greetings and goodbyes
Vocabulary overview

First, see the whole set.

Continue the same first-day scene. These words help you speak politely and close a short exchange warmly.

您(nín) 你们(nǐmen) 谢谢(xièxie) 不客气(búkèqì) 同学(tóngxué) 再见(zàijiàn)
Vocabulary 01 / 06
01 A friendly illustration showing you (polite)
您(nín)

you (polite)

Model sentence
What to notice

The respectful form of 你.

Try it

Use it with 好 when speaking to a teacher or elder.

Vocabulary 02 / 06
02 A friendly illustration showing you (plural)
你们(nǐmen)

you (plural)

Model sentence
What to notice

You when talking to two or more people.

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Follow with 好 for a group greeting.

Vocabulary 03 / 06
03 A friendly illustration showing thank you
谢谢(xièxie)

thank you; thanks

Model sentence
What to notice

The standard way to say thank you.

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Practice the exchange: 谢谢 → 不客气.

Vocabulary 04 / 06
04 A friendly illustration showing you're welcome
不客气(búkèqì)

you're welcome; don't mention it

Model sentence
What to notice

The usual reply after 谢谢.

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Say it right after someone thanks you.

Vocabulary 05 / 06
05 A friendly illustration showing classmate
同学(tóngxué)

classmate

Model sentence
What to notice

Someone who studies in the same class.

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Add 们 to address the whole class.

Vocabulary 06 / 06
06 A friendly illustration showing goodbye
再见(zàijiàn)

goodbye; see you again

Model sentence
What to notice

How you say goodbye.

Try it

Name the person first, then say 再见.

Vocabulary match

Connect word, pinyin, and meaning.

Pick one item from each column. When all three belong together, they lock in as a match.

Word
    Pinyin
      Meaning
        Grammar

        Two patterns hold the lesson together.

        Use 您 for respectful address, then pair 谢谢 with its natural reply, 不客气.

        1 Polite you with 您 2 Replying to thanks
        Grammar 01 / 02
        您 + 好

        Polite you with 您

        Use 您 instead of 你 when you want to show respect, especially to teachers and older people. It works the same way in short greeting phrases.

        Grammar 02 / 02
        谢谢 → 不客气

        Replying to thanks

        Answer 谢谢 with 不客气. This keeps the short exchange friendly and complete.

        Writing drill

        Type your answer.

        Translate: Hello, teacher! (polite)

        Use it with 好 when speaking to a teacher or elder.

        Writing drill 02 / 02

        Type your answer.

        Write the Chinese word for "goodbye".

        How you say goodbye.

        Reading practice

        Continue in order when you can. You can also open any app lesson whenever it is useful.

        下(xià)课(kè)以(yǐ)后(hòu)

        After class

        小(xiǎo)语(yǔ)：老师(lǎoshī)，您好(nínhǎo)！

        老师(lǎoshī)：同学们(tóngxuémen)好(hǎo)！

        小(xiǎo)语(yǔ)：谢谢(xièxie)您(nín)！

        老师(lǎoshī)：不客气(búkèqì)。再见(zàijiàn)！

        Xiaoyu: Hello, teacher!

        Teacher: Hello, classmates!

        Xiaoyu: Thank you!

        Teacher: You're welcome. Goodbye!

        Reading check

        Did you follow the story?

        Choose the best answer for each question.

        Question 1: Which polite word does 小语 use for the teacher?
        Question 01

        Which polite word does 小语 use for the teacher?

        Question 2: What does the teacher say after 谢谢?
        Question 02

        What does the teacher say after 谢谢?

        Writing practice

        Write a full sentence.

        Write a polite goodbye to your teacher.

        Review

        Quick recall check.

        Type your answer in Chinese or English where it fits.

        Which new word means "you (polite)"?

        Review 02 / 02

        Quick recall check.

        Type your answer in Chinese or English where it fits.

        Which new word means "goodbye"?

        Lesson complete

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