Hey everyone! Welcome back to our Learn Chinese with Bon series! I'm your host Charlotte and today we're diving into lesson 11, Travel Vocabulary! Whether you're planning a trip to China or just want to learn some new travel related words or phrases, this lesson is for you! First, let's start with some common modes of transportation in Chinese. Number 1. Airplane 飛機 Number 2. Train 火車 Number 3. Car 氣車 Number 4. Bus 公交車 Number 5. Subway Metro D-T-E Number 6. Bicycle, bike
自行車 Number 7. Boat Lun Quan Try practicing these words out loud and see if you can remember them all. Next, let's learn some vocabulary related to accommodations. Number 1. Hotel,酒店 Number 2. Inn Lu Yu Guan Number 3. Airbnb 民宿 Number 4. Suit 泡房 Number 5. Standard room 標準間 Now let's learn some vocabulary related to sightseeing. Scenic spots and historical sites.
民生古蹟 Museum 博物館 Park 公園 Architecture buildings建築 scenery 風景 tourist attraction 景點 temple s'miao Try using some of these words to describe a recent trip you've taken or a place you've visited before. Food and drink No trip to China is complete without trying some of the delicious local cuisine.
Here are some food and drink related vocabulary words to help you navigate menus in orders at restaurants to order dishes Yian Cai, Snacks, Xiao Chi, Hot Pot, Puerh Guo, Spicy, L. leverage,饭料, beer, 皮酒 wine 紅酒 green tea 綠茶 Finally, let's learn some vocabulary related to communication while traveling. Hello. 你好 Thank you. 謝謝 Excuse me? 不好意思 Sorry.
對不起 English language 英文 convenient 方便 map 地圖 Practice using these words and phrases to ask for directions or to fruit or just strike up a conversation with the local. Great job, everyone, in this lesson, we've covered some essential travel vocabulary in Chinese, including modes of transportation, accommodations, sightseeing, food and drink, and communication.
By practicing these words and phrases, you'll be better prepared to navigate your next trip to China, where communicate with Chinese speakers in your own community. Keep practicing and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more fun and engaging Chinese lessons. Thanks for watching. See you in the next lesson.