Home & daily life
House, routine, clothing, sports and hobbies.
13 subtopics · ~880 words
Home is where HSK 2 becomes real: 起床, 洗澡, 衣服, 房间. This category groups housing, daily routine, clothes and hobbies so you can narrate a day without a translator. It is not street-survival lexicon; it is what you use with flatmates and on WeChat at night. Start with routine and the flat if you live in China; leave hobbies until you can say when you leave the house. Rows carry an HSK band; add them to Chinese Trainer SRS in tens, not sixties.
The home
Rooms, furniture, appliances and household vocabulary.
81 words →
Daily routine & chores
Morning routines, cleaning, cooking and everyday activities.
61 words →
Clothing, fashion & accessories
Garments, dressing and shopping for clothes.
46 words →
Sports & physical activity
Sports, gym, exercise and outdoor activities.
80 words →
Hobbies & leisure
Free time, entertainment, games and personal interests.
61 words →
Cooking at home
Fridge, stove, a supermarket run and shared-kitchen Chinese, not restaurant Chinese.
62 words →
Repairs & calling 师傅
AC, lock, pipes and explaining what broke without mime.
87 words →
Utility bills
水电煤, 物业费 and the Chinese of not getting cut off.
92 words →
Sleep & rest
Going to bed, jet lag, naps and asking for quiet at eleven.
67 words →
Roommates & 合租
Kitchen shifts, guests, noise and the social contract of a shared flat.
45 words →
Smart home & gadgets
Plugs, robot vacuums, cameras and Xiaomi Chinese when the app is in Mandarin.
41 words →
Weekend plans
What are you doing Saturday, meeting up, cancelling and not leaving someone on read.
85 words →
Calling a 师傅
AC, lock, pipes: symptom, address, price before they come up.
72 words →