This worksheet is designed to help you practice writing Chinese characters. The green characters on the left are examples of how to write the words correctly inside the grid boxes (called "tian zi ge"). The empty boxes next to them are for you to copy the characters and practice your handwriting.
Here is a breakdown of what each section means:
1.
hello:
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Chinese: 你好
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Pinyin (pronunciation): nǐ hǎo
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Task: Copy
你好 into the empty boxes.
2.
goodbye:
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Chinese: 再见
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Pinyin (pronunciation): zài jiàn
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Task: Copy
再见 into the empty boxes.
3.
Chinese, Chinese written language:
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Chinese: 中文
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Pinyin (pronunciation): zhōng wén
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Task: Copy
中文 into the empty boxes.
4.
to welcome:
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Chinese: 欢迎
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Pinyin (pronunciation): huān yíng
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Task: Copy
欢迎 into the empty boxes.
How to do this homework:
* Look at the green example character.
* Notice which lines in the box the strokes touch (top, bottom, middle, or corners).
* Write the same character in the empty boxes next to it, trying to make it look just like the example.
* Repeat this for all four words.
Final Answer:
The task is to practice handwriting by copying the following Chinese characters into the empty grids:
1.
你好 (nǐ hǎo) - meaning "hello"
2.
再见 (zài jiàn) - meaning "goodbye"
3.
中文 (zhōng wén) - meaning "Chinese language"
4.
欢迎 (huān yíng) - meaning "welcome"
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of chinese calligraphy worksheet.
