东西 (dōng xi)

Chinese · east and west

Baby Dragon · 龙宝宝 (10)

  1. Want a drink?

  2. Get dressed.

  3. I'd like something to drink.

  4. What the hell is this?

  5. How much does this cost?

  6. I have some things for Tom.

  7. Do you want something to drink?

  8. Where are your things?

  9. I want something to read.

  10. There are so few things like this.

Beginner · 入门 (10)

  1. Let me get you something to drink.

  2. Have you finished packing yet?

  3. Life is indeed a good thing.

  4. Do you need help carrying anything?

  5. This is exactly what I need.

  6. What's in front of you?

  7. I want something to drink now.

  8. Can you do some shopping for me?

  9. I want something cold to drink now.

  10. We have lots of things to do.

Intermediate · 中级 (10)

  1. "This is what I was looking for!" he exclaimed.

  2. Are you sure you wouldn't like anything else?

  3. I am not in the least interested in such a thing.

  4. Is there anything you want that you don't have?

  5. I'll give you anything but this.

  6. Nothing is as precious as love.

  7. Nothing seems to grow in this soil.

  8. What is learned in the cradle is carried to the tomb.

  9. You can't lie to yourself.

  10. I'd like to put some things in the hotel safe.

Advanced · 高级 (10)

  1. I wonder if you don't get tired of doing the same thing every day.

  2. What a boring film! Nothing ever happens!

  3. Our stuff got stolen, and we missed our train.

  4. Unfortunately, I can't afford to buy everything I need right now.

  5. Courage is a strange thing: One can never be sure of it.

  6. Cultures of the East and the West meet together in this country.

  7. Time is the most precious thing in the world.

  8. John asked Mary whether she would like to go shopping in the afternoon.

  9. I'm not rich enough to buy cheap stuff.

  10. Can't you move your stuff to the other room?

Master Dragon · 龙师父 (10)

  1. Such things as television and computers could not have been dreamed of fifty years ago.

  2. I'm so dumb... I'm trying to explain things to you that I don't understand myself.

  3. "What is she saying?" "You don't even know 'norito'?" "Norito?" "It's something like a Shinto spell."

  4. So-called regional specialities are things prized by out-of-towners but spurned by locals.

  5. I write everything down; I feel uneasy without my notebook.

  6. You can't get the suitcase closed because you've stuffed too much into it.

  7. Why are men never happy? Because they always want the impossible.

  8. You're a bastard!

  9. Maria and Natalia go shopping. They buy something for themselves.

  10. There's nothing more important than friendship.