零 (líng)

Chinese · zero

Baby Dragon · 龙宝宝 (12)

  1. Here's the change.

  2. I don't have any change.

  3. Do you have any small change?

  4. Here is your change.

  5. Zero comes before one.

  6. I don't have any change.

  7. This means nil.

  8. Keep the change!

  9. It is ten degrees below zero now.

  10. Do you have small change with you?

  11. I'm sorry, I don't have change.

  12. You gave me the wrong change.

Beginner · 入门 (10)

  1. There are two zeros in the number "2010."

  2. She has 1001 wishes.

  3. Do you have change for a dollar?

  4. My dad gives me an allowance of $10 a week.

  5. Yanni got us some snacks.

  6. Buy me a snack.

  7. A frikandel is not a healthy snack.

  8. I never used to eat snacks.

  9. The temperature has been below freezing for several days.

  10. Tom was born on May 5, 2010.

Intermediate · 中级 (10)

  1. Our school was founded in 1990.

  2. Today is 23 November 2016.

  3. The temperature has fallen below zero this morning.

  4. Currently, I'm looking for a job in customer service, preferably retail.

  5. You must share your jobs with others.

  6. Could you please exchange some small change with me?

  7. A few fragments of dead leaves floated on the pond.

  8. Water will freeze at zero Celsius, right?

  9. The twenty-first century begins in 2001.

  10. The thermometer went down below zero.

Advanced · 高级 (8)

  1. My dad gives me a weekly allowance that I use to buy comics and ice cream.

  2. Even Dwarfs Started Small is a 1970 film by German director Werner Herzog.

  3. I think the final score between Barcelona and Real Madrid will be 2-0.

  4. Ziri walked in with some snacks.

  5. Because of his score of zero, he didn't dare to return.

  6. If you want to lose weight, you should cut down on between-meal snacks.

  7. Instead of eating real food, we just ate junk food all day.

  8. The first airplane flew in 1903 for twelve seconds.

Master Dragon · 龙师父 (10)

  1. Ten thousand plus five thousand and five cents make fifteen thousand and five cents.

  2. Taoism was founded on the teachings of Laozi, a sage born in 604 B.C. in present-day Henan Province.

  3. During my university days, it was cheap then to buy a snack. I would munch on a curried beef bun or a big cinnamon roll and drink a cup of tea.

  4. If you want to become thin, you should cut back on the between-meal snacks.

  5. In 1807, Robert Morrison, the first British Protestant missionary to China arrived in Guangzhou.

  6. The thermometer fell to zero last night.

  7. Thermometers often go below zero.

  8. I'd made up my mind to stop snacking, but against my better judgment, I keep giving in to temptation and eating ice cream.

  9. The greater the difference between the null hypothesis and an outcome, and the larger the sample size, the more confident one can be that the outcome is meaningful.

  10. This TV was made ten years ago and there are no parts available, so it is impossible to repair it.