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A2 verb #1,500 가장 일반적인 9분 분량

问候

wènhòu
At the A1 level, you should understand '问候' as a word that means 'to say hello' or 'to greet.' While you might not use it in every conversation, you will see it in your textbooks when learning about how Chinese people talk to each other. It is the formal way to describe what you do when you say '你好' (nǐ hǎo). Think of it as the 'label' for greeting someone. At this stage, just remember that when you see '问候,' it means someone is being polite and saying hello. You might hear a teacher say '请问候你的爸爸妈妈' (Please say hello to your dad and mom). This is a very common way to show you are a polite student. You don't need to use the word in complex sentences yet; just recognize it as the act of being friendly and respectful to others.
At the A2 level, you begin to use '问候' in specific sentence patterns, especially when talking about family and friends. The most important structure to learn is '向...问候' (xiàng... wènhòu). For example, '我向老师问候' (I greet the teacher). You also learn the very useful phrase '代我向...问候' (dài wǒ xiàng... wènhòu), which means 'Give my regards to...' or 'Say hello to... for me.' This is a key part of Chinese social life. Even if you only know a few words, using this phrase makes you sound much more fluent and polite. You will also start to see '问候' in simple reading passages about festivals like the Spring Festival or Mid-Autumn Festival, where people send '问候' to their relatives who live far away.
By the B1 level, you should be able to use '问候' as both a verb and a noun in various contexts. You will encounter it in formal emails and letters. For instance, you might start an email with '希望你一切都好，送上我最诚挚的问候' (I hope everything is well, sending my most sincere greetings). You should also understand the difference between '问候' and '打招呼.' You use '打招呼' for a quick 'hi' on the street, but '问候' for a more meaningful inquiry into someone's life. You will also see it used in news reports, where leaders '问候' the people. At this level, you should be comfortable adding adjectives to '问候,' such as '亲切的问候' (warm greetings) or '简单的问候' (simple greetings), to change the tone of your message.
At the B2 level, you are expected to understand the cultural nuances of '问候.' It's not just about words; it's about social hierarchy and 'face.' You will learn that '问候' can be a way to maintain professional relationships. In a business setting, '问候' is a necessary part of '寒暄' (small talk) before a meeting starts. You should be able to use it in more complex grammatical structures, such as '致以...的问候' (to extend... greetings). You will also encounter '问候' in literature, where it might describe a character's internal feelings or their social standing. You should also be aware of the potential for '问候' to be used sarcastically in certain dialects, though you should stick to the polite usage in your own speech.
At the C1 level, your mastery of '问候' should include its use in highly formal, academic, and literary contexts. You will study how '问候' has evolved from classical Chinese and how it appears in modern diplomatic language. You should be able to analyze the difference between '问候,' '致意,' and '慰问' in a variety of texts. For example, you might read a speech where a politician uses '问候' to build a bridge with an audience. You should also be able to use the word in your own formal writing to create a specific atmosphere of respect and distance. You will understand how the choice of '问候' reflects the speaker's education and social background, and you can use this knowledge to navigate complex social situations in China.
At the C2 level, you have a profound understanding of '问候' as a concept in Chinese philosophy and social history. You can discuss how the act of 'asking after someone' relates to Confucian values of filial piety and social harmony. You are familiar with archaic forms of '问候' found in classical literature and can explain how they differ from modern usage. You can use '问候' in sophisticated rhetorical ways, perhaps in a speech or a high-level negotiation, to subtly signal respect or to establish a specific relational dynamic. You are also aware of the most obscure regional variations and slang uses of the term, allowing you to understand almost any context in which the word might appear, from a formal state banquet to a heated online debate.
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问候 30초 만에

  • A formal way to greet or send regards to someone.
  • Commonly used in the pattern '向...问候' or '代我向...问候'.
  • Essential for showing respect to elders and maintaining social relationships.
  • More formal and meaningful than the casual '打招呼' (saying hi).

The Chinese term 问候 (wènhòu) is a sophisticated and versatile verb and noun that translates to 'to greet,' 'to send regards,' or 'to pay one's respects.' Unlike the casual '打招呼' (dǎ zhāohu), which is often just a quick wave or a 'hi' in passing, 问候 implies a deeper level of care, formality, and social consideration. It is the act of inquiring about someone's well-being, health, or current situation, often performed through a third party or in a formal setting such as a letter, email, or official speech. In the context of Chinese culture, 问候 is not merely a linguistic exchange but a vital social lubricant that maintains the 'mianzi' (face) and 'guanxi' (relationships) between individuals, families, and organizations. When you 问候 someone, you are acknowledging their status and your relationship with them, showing that they are in your thoughts despite physical distance or time apart.

Etymological Roots
The character 问 (wèn) means 'to ask' or 'to inquire,' depicting a mouth within a door. The character 候 (hòu) carries meanings related to 'waiting,' 'time,' or 'condition.' Together, they literally mean 'to inquire about the condition' of someone.
Social Function
In traditional Chinese society, 问候 was a ritualistic necessity. It often involved specific phrases tailored to the recipient's age, rank, and the season, reflecting the Confucian emphasis on hierarchy and social harmony.

请代我向你的父母致以诚挚的问候。(Please convey my sincere regards to your parents.)

The word is frequently used in professional and semi-formal contexts. For instance, at the beginning of a business email, one might use '问候' to establish a polite tone before diving into the core matter. It is also the standard way to describe the act of 'asking after' someone who is ill or who has recently experienced a significant life event. The depth of 问候 can range from a simple 'How are you?' to a lengthy inquiry into one's health, family, and career. In modern usage, it has also expanded to digital spaces, where 'sending a greeting' through WeChat or other platforms is still referred to as 问候, though the medium has changed from paper to pixels.

他在信中表达了对老同学们的亲切问候。(In the letter, he expressed warm greetings to his old classmates.)

Synonym Comparison
While '打招呼' is physical and immediate (like a nod), '问候' is linguistic and thoughtful (like a message). You '打招呼' when you see someone on the street; you '问候' someone when you want to show you care about their life.

Using 问候 correctly requires understanding its grammatical flexibility and its place in the hierarchy of Chinese politeness. It can function as a verb, but it is most commonly seen in specific structures. The most frequent pattern is '向 [Person] 问候' (to greet [Person]) or '代我向 [Person] 问候' (Greet [Person] on my behalf). This latter structure is essential for social etiquette; when you meet a friend, it is polite to ask them to convey your regards to their family members, even if you don't know them well. This demonstrates that you value the friend's social circle and family unit.

Verb Usage
As a verb, it describes the action: '他每天都去问候生病的奶奶' (He goes to greet/check on his sick grandmother every day).
Noun Usage
As a noun, it often follows verbs like '表达' (express), '致以' (extend), or '送去' (send): '致以最诚挚的问候' (Extend the most sincere greetings).

请问候你的家人。(Please give my regards to your family.)

In written Chinese, particularly in formal letters or emails, 问候 appears in the closing or opening. A common formal closing is '此致，敬礼' followed by a phrase like '并颂秋安' (and wishing you peace in autumn), which is a classical form of 问候. In modern emails, '祝好' (Wish you well) serves a similar purpose, but '问候' is the term used to describe these actions. When visiting someone's home, the initial exchange of pleasantries is referred to as '寒暄问候' (hánxuān wènhòu), where '寒暄' specifically refers to talking about the weather as a polite opening.

他在节日里收到了许多朋友的问候卡。(He received many greeting cards from friends during the festival.)

Common Collocations
亲切的问候 (warm greetings), 诚挚的问候 (sincere greetings), 节日的问候 (holiday greetings), 简单的问候 (simple greetings).

You will encounter 问候 in a variety of settings, ranging from the highly formal to the everyday polite. In the media, news anchors often begin broadcasts by saying '向全国观众致以亲切的问候' (Extending warm greetings to the audience across the country). This sets a tone of respect and national unity. In diplomatic contexts, when one head of state meets another, the official transcript will almost always include the phrase '转达了...的亲切问候' (conveyed the warm greetings of...), emphasizing the friendly relations between the two nations.

Public Announcements
On trains or airplanes in China, you might hear: '乘务组向您致以诚挚的问候' (The crew extends sincere greetings to you).
Literature and Film
In period dramas or novels, characters use 问候 to show their upbringing and adherence to traditional etiquette, often accompanied by a bow or specific hand gesture.

新年来临之际，市长向全市人民致以新年的问候。(As the New Year approaches, the mayor extends New Year greetings to all citizens.)

In daily life, you'll hear it most often when people are parting or ending a phone call. A common way to end a conversation with a friend is to say '替我问候你爸妈' (Say hi to your parents for me). This is a standard social ritual. Even in the workplace, if a colleague is returning from a long leave or a business trip, others will offer '问候' to welcome them back and ask about their journey. It is also the term used for 'get-well-soon' messages; when someone is in the hospital, friends will '去医院问候' (go to the hospital to visit/greet them).

收音机里传来了远方朋友的问候声。(The sound of greetings from a distant friend came over the radio.)

Corporate Culture
Many Chinese companies send automated '问候' messages to customers on their birthdays or during major holidays like the Mid-Autumn Festival.

One of the most frequent errors learners make with 问候 is using it as a direct replacement for 'Hello' (你好). You cannot walk up to someone and simply say '问候!' or '我问候你!' In fact, '我问候你' (I greet you) can sound strangely formal or, in some specific contexts, can even be interpreted as the start of a sarcastic or aggressive remark (though this is rare and dialect-dependent). The word describes the *act* of greeting, rather than being the greeting itself. It is a meta-word used to talk about the social interaction.

Mistake: Direct Greeting
Incorrect: '问候，王先生！' (Greeting, Mr. Wang!)
Correct: '王先生，你好！' (Mr. Wang, hello!)
Mistake: Object Placement
Incorrect: '我问候他。' (While grammatically possible, it's rare).
Correct: '我向他问候。' (I extend greetings to him).

不要忘记向你的老师问候。(Don't forget to greet your teacher.)

Another common pitfall is confusing 问候 with 问好 (wènhǎo). While they are very similar, 问好 is slightly more colloquial and often used in the specific phrase '替我向...问好' (Say hello to... for me). 问候 is more formal and can be used as a noun (e.g., '一份问候' - a greeting), whereas 问好 is almost exclusively a verb phrase. Learners also sometimes forget to use the word '代' (dài - on behalf of) when asking someone to pass on greetings. Saying '向你父母问候' sounds like *you* are doing it right now, whereas '代我向你父母问候' correctly asks the other person to do it later.

他只是简单地问候了一下，没有多说。(He just gave a simple greeting and didn't say much.)

Register Confusion
Using 问候 with very close friends for a simple 'hi' can sound overly stiff or even sarcastic. Use '打招呼' for casual encounters.

Understanding 问候 requires distinguishing it from several closely related terms in the Chinese 'greeting' family. The most common alternative is 打招呼 (dǎ zhāohu). While 问候 is formal and often involves words, 打招呼 is the general term for any kind of greeting, including non-verbal ones like waving, nodding, or smiling. If you see a neighbor and wave, you are '打招呼.' If you write them a card during a holiday, you are '问候.'

问候 vs. 问好 (wènhǎo)
问好 is more casual and almost always used in the phrase '向...问好.' 问候 is more formal and can be a noun (e.g., '诚挚的问候').
问候 vs. 致意 (zhìyì)
致意 is even more formal than 问候. It is often used in diplomatic or official contexts, such as '向...表示致意' (to express one's respects/greetings to...).

他们互相问候，然后开始了谈话。(They greeted each other and then began the conversation.)

Another related term is 寒暄 (hánxuān). This refers specifically to the 'small talk' or 'pleasantries' exchanged at the beginning of a meeting, typically about the weather or general health. While 问候 is the act of greeting, 寒暄 is the content of that greeting. There is also 慰问 (wèiwèn), which is a specific type of greeting used to express sympathy or concern, such as visiting disaster victims or someone who has suffered a loss. While 问候 is general, 慰问 is focused on comfort and support.

这封信充满了朋友间的真诚问候。(This letter is full of sincere greetings between friends.)

Summary Table
打招呼: Casual/Action | 问候: Formal/Words | 问好: Colloquial/Phrasal | 慰问: Sympathetic/Specific.

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1

你好，向你问候。

Hello, greetings to you.

Simple use of '向...问候'.

2

老师向学生问候。

The teacher greets the students.

Subject + 向 + Object + 问候.

3

请问候你的爸爸。

Please greet your father.

Imperative sentence.

4

我每天问候朋友。

I greet my friends every day.

Simple present tense.

5

他向我问候。

He greets me.

Pronoun usage.

6

大家互相问候。

Everyone greets each other.

Use of '互相' (each other).

7

早上的问候。

Morning greetings.

Noun usage.

8

简单的问候。

A simple greeting.

Adjective + Noun.

1

代我向你的家人问候。

Give my regards to your family.

The '代我向...问候' pattern.

2

他在信里问候我们。

He greets us in the letter.

Prepositional phrase '在信里'.

3

我要去问候生病的奶奶。

I am going to visit and greet my sick grandmother.

Purpose construction '要去...'.

4

新年的问候很重要。

New Year greetings are very important.

Subject is a noun phrase.

5

她给我发了一个问候短信。

She sent me a greeting text message.

Verb '发' (send) + Object.

6

请代我向王先生问候。

Please give my regards to Mr. Wang.

Formal address '先生'.

7

他们见面时总是互相问候。

They always greet each other when they meet.

Time clause '...时'.

8

这是一份真诚的问候。

This is a sincere greeting.

Measure word '份'.

1

请向你的父母转达我的问候。

Please convey my greetings to your parents.

Use of '转达' (convey).

2

他收到了许多节日的问候。

He received many holiday greetings.

Passive-like meaning with '收到'.

3

在会议开始前，大家进行了简单的问候。

Before the meeting started, everyone exchanged simple greetings.

Noun usage in a formal context.

4

他总是带着亲切的问候来到办公室。

He always comes to the office with warm greetings.

Descriptive phrase '带着...的问候'.

5

这封邮件的第一段是问候语。

The first paragraph of this email is the greeting.

Compound noun '问候语'.

6

向远方的朋友致以诚挚的问候。

Extend sincere greetings to friends far away.

Formal verb '致以'.

7

他因为没有向长辈问候而感到不好意思。

He felt embarrassed because he didn't greet his elders.

Cause and effect with '因为'.

8

问候虽然简单，但能让人感到温暖。

Although a greeting is simple, it can make people feel warm.

Concession structure '虽然...但...'.

1

市长向全体市民致以新春的问候。

The mayor extended Spring Festival greetings to all citizens.

Formal public address.

2

在正式谈话之前，他们先寒暄问候了一番。

Before the formal talk, they exchanged pleasantries for a while.

The idiom-like '寒暄问候'.

3

这份礼物代表了我对你的问候。

This gift represents my greetings to you.

Verb '代表' (represent).

4

他通过视频向家乡的亲人问候。

He greeted his relatives in his hometown via video.

Instrumental '通过' (through).

5

这种问候方式在当地非常流行。

This way of greeting is very popular locally.

Noun phrase '问候方式'.

6

他写了一篇充满深情问候的文章。

He wrote an article full of affectionate greetings.

Complex modifier '充满深情问候的'.

7

问候不仅是礼貌，更是一种修养。

Greeting is not just politeness, but also a sign of one's character.

Progressive structure '不仅...更...'.

8

他向每一位到场的嘉宾表示了亲切的问候。

He expressed warm greetings to every guest present.

Formal expression '表示...问候'.

1

他以此文向那些在抗疫一线的医护人员致以崇高的问候。

He uses this article to extend lofty greetings to the medical staff on the front lines of the epidemic.

High-level formal vocabulary '崇高'.

2

这种古老的问候礼仪在现代社会已不多见。

This ancient greeting etiquette is rarely seen in modern society.

Complex subject with '礼仪'.

3

他在演讲中穿插了对老一辈艺术家的深切问候。

In his speech, he interspersed deep greetings to the older generation of artists.

Verb '穿插' (intersperse).

4

这不仅仅是简单的问候，更是一种政治姿态。

This is not just a simple greeting, but a political gesture.

Abstract noun '姿态'.

5

他在字里行间流露出对故友的无限问候与思念。

Between the lines, he revealed infinite greetings and longing for his old friend.

Idiom '字里行间' (between the lines).

6

双方在亲切友好的气氛中互致问候。

Both sides exchanged greetings in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Diplomatic phrase '互致问候'.

7

他那谦逊的问候赢得了大家的好感。

His humble greeting won everyone's favor.

Abstract result '赢得了好感'.

8

问候的辞令虽华丽，却缺乏真诚。

The rhetoric of the greeting was grand, but it lacked sincerity.

Contrastive structure '虽...却...'.

1

此番问候，意在试探对方的虚实。

This greeting was intended to test the other party's actual situation.

Classical/Literary style.

2

他以一种近乎卑微的姿态向权贵致以问候。

He extended greetings to the powerful in an almost humble manner.

Nuanced social description.

3

这种跨越时空的问候，读来令人动容。

This greeting across time and space is moving to read.

Poetic expression.

4

他在遗嘱中最后一次向世界发出了问候。

In his will, he sent his final greetings to the world.

Profound emotional context.

5

问候之词，往往蕴含着深厚的文化底蕴。

Words of greeting often contain profound cultural heritage.

Philosophical statement.

6

他那冷淡的问候，无异于一种无声的拒绝。

His cold greeting was no different from a silent rejection.

Metaphorical usage.

7

在外交辞令中，问候的每一个字都经过精心推敲。

In diplomatic rhetoric, every word of greeting is carefully weighed.

Professional jargon '推敲'.

8

他通过这一简单的问候，化解了多年的积怨。

Through this simple greeting, he resolved years of accumulated resentment.

Narrative resolution.

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亲切的问候
诚挚的问候
热烈的问候
简单的问候
节日的问候
新年的问候
致以问候
表达问候
传递问候
接受问候

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向你问候

代我问候

问候语

问候卡

寒暄问候

互相问候

真诚问候

深情问候

正式问候

日常问候

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问候 vs 打招呼

Casual vs. Formal

问候 vs 问好

Colloquial vs. Formal/Noun

问候 vs 慰问

General vs. Sympathetic

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On WeChat, sending a '问候' often involves a sticker or a short text.

vs 问好

问好 is more common in spoken language; 问候 is more formal.

vs 打招呼

Use 问候 for more formal or long-distance communication.

자주 하는 실수
  • Using '问候' as a direct 'Hello'.
  • Forgetting the preposition '向'.
  • Using it too casually with very close friends.
  • Confusing it with '慰问' (sympathy).
  • Mispronouncing the tones as 2nd or 3rd.

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Always greet the elders

In Chinese culture, always mention the elders in your 问候 to show you have good manners.

Use in emails

Starting an email with a 问候 makes you look professional and respectful.

The 'Xiang' rule

Remember the preposition '向' (towards) is your best friend when using this word.

Holiday greetings

During holidays, '问候' is expected. Don't forget to send a message to your Chinese friends!

Tone clarity

Make sure both syllables are 4th tone (falling) to be understood clearly.

Learn collocations

Learn '亲切' and '诚挚' as they are the most common adjectives for 问候.

News markers

When you hear '致以', expect a '问候' to follow soon after.

Indirect greetings

Asking a friend to pass on greetings is often more important than greeting the friend themselves.

Formal vs Informal

If you want to sound like a native, use '打招呼' for friends and '问候' for teachers/bosses.

The 'Ask' character

Remember '问' is 'ask'. You are asking about someone's life.

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Giving 问候 gives the recipient 'face'.

Always greet the eldest or highest-ranking person first.

Asking after someone's family is a way to show you care about them personally.

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"请代我向你的家人问候，他们最近好吗？"

"新年来临，我想向你致以最诚挚的问候。"

"你见到王老师了吗？替我向他问候一声。"

"很久没见了，送上我迟到的问候。"

"他在信中特别提到了对你的问候。"

일기 주제

写一段话，向你很久没见的朋友表达问候。

描述一次你收到意外问候的经历。

你认为在你的文化中，什么样的问候是最礼貌的？

写一封正式的邮件，向你的老师致以问候。

讨论一下现代社交媒体如何改变了我们问候他人的方式。

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Yes, but it sounds a bit formal. Usually, you would say '嘿' or '最近怎么样'. You use '问候' when you are being extra polite or asking about their family.

It can be both. As a verb: '他向我问候'. As a noun: '一份诚挚的问候'.

问好 is almost always a verb phrase used in '向...问好'. 问候 is more formal and can be used as a standalone noun.

You say '请代我向你太太问候' or '请代我向你爱人问候'.

In some slang, '问候你全家' is a way to say you are cursing at someone, but in 99% of situations, it is a very polite word.

Yes, it is very common in the opening or closing of a formal business email.

Usually, yes. '向 [someone] 问候' is the standard grammatical structure.

It's grammatically correct but sounds very stiff. It's better to say '你好' or '向你问候'.

It means to exchange pleasantries and greetings, usually at the start of a conversation.

No, for the deceased or their family, you would use '吊唁' or '慰问'.

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writing

Write a sentence asking a friend to greet their family.

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

정답! 아쉬워요. 정답:
speaking

Say 'Xiang ni wenhou' clearly.

Read this aloud:

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listening

Listen and identify if the speaker said 'wenhou' or 'wenhao'.

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writing

Write a short email opening with a greeting.

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speaking

Convey a warm greeting to an imaginary audience.

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listening

Identify the adjective used with '问候' in the audio.

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writing

Write a formal greeting for a diplomatic meeting.

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speaking

Practice: 'Dai wo xiang ni jiaren wenhou'.

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listening

Listen for the word '崇高' (lofty) before '问候'.

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writing

Write 'Greetings' in Chinese.

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speaking

Explain the difference between 问候 and 打招呼 in Chinese.

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listening

How many times did you hear 'wenhou'?

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writing

Write a New Year greeting for a boss.

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speaking

Give a speech opening using '问候'.

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writing

Write 'Give my regards to your teacher'.

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writing

Write a card for a sick friend.

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speaking

Say 'Hello' and 'Greetings'.

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writing

Write 'Sincere greetings'.

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writing

Write a paragraph about the importance of greetings.

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speaking

Record a holiday greeting.

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writing

Write 'Morning greetings'.

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writing

Write a literary sentence using '问候'.

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speaking

Say 'Dai wo xiang Wang xiansheng wenhou'.

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writing

Write 'Holiday greetings'.

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writing

Write about a time you received a greeting.

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speaking

Say 'Sincere greetings to all'.

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writing

Write 'Give my regards to your brother'.

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writing

Write a philosophical reflection on greetings.

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speaking

Say 'Wenhou'.

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writing

Write 'Sincere New Year greetings'.

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