Is Learning Chinese that much difficult or easy to lra

 This month I started learning Chinese, which is difficult compared to my Semitic language family. 

But I find it easy to keep those words in mind. The language is called Hanyu and the letters used to write words are called Hanzi, which is difficult in learning Chinese. Still, I am learning the language using the English alphabet called pinyin. Let me give you those words I have captured in the last month so far.

Chinese numbers

1. yi
2. err
3. san
4. si
5. wu
6. liu
7. qi
8. ba
9. jiu
10. shi
11. shi yi
12. shi er
13. chi san
14. shi si
15. shi wu
16. shi liu
17. shi qi
18. shi ba
19. shi jiu
20. er shi

30. san shi

40. si shi

50. wu shi

60. liu shi

70. qi shi

80. ba shi

90. jiu shi

100. yi bai

200. er bai

1,000. qian

10,000. wan

Chinese Days

Monday = xingqi yi

Tuesday = xingqi er

Wednesday = xingqi san

Thursday = xingqi si

Friday = xingqi wu

Saturday = xingqi liu

Sunday = xingqi tian/xingqi ri

Chinese animals

1. Cat = mao
2. Dog = gou
3. Panda = xionmao
4. Lion = Shizi
5. Tiger = Laohu
6. tuzi = Rabbit
7. Yazi = Dak

Chinese Size/ Adjectives

1. Big = da
2. small = shao/ xiao
3. many/much = duo
4. good = hao
5. bad = huai
6. slow = man
7. quick = kuai
8. tall = gao
9. short = ai
10. beautiful = piaoliang/mei
11. ugly = chou
12. hot = re
13. cold = leng
14. smart = congming
15. stupid = yuchun
16. clean = gangjing
17. dirty = zang
18. new = xin
19. old = jiu
20. happy = kuaile
21. sad = beishang

Chinese day order

1. Jintian = today
2. mingtian = tomorrow
3. huotian = the day after tomorrow
4. zuotian = yesterday
5. meitian = always

Chinese year order

1. this year = jinnian
2. next year = mingnian
3. last year = qunian

schools in Chinese

1. xiaoxue = Junior school

2. Chongxue = high school

3. daxue = University

4.xuexiao = school

5. xuesheng = student

6. tongxue = classmate

Verbs to be in Chinese

1. is/am/are = shi 

        used to express position or job as identifier for someone. example

he is a teacher (ta shi laoshi)

2. is/am/are = zai 

        used to express the location of something. example I am at home (Wo zai jia)

3. to have = you 

            used to express possession

example There are many books here  (Zheli You Hen Duo Shu)

Chinese Prepositions

1. zai = in/at/on
2. dao = to/arrive
3. cong = from
4. gei = to/for
5. he = and/with
6. bi = than
7. duiyu = regarding
8. zai...shang = On/In terms of
9. weile = for the sake of
10. zai ...zhiqian = Before

Chinese adverbs

1. hen = very
2. tai...le = too/extremely
3. feichang = extremely/very
4. zongshi = always
5. youshihou = sometimes
6. cong bu = never
7. yijing = already
8. gang = just/recently
9. man man  = slowly
10. kuai = quickly/fast

Chinese Verbs

1. shi = to be
2. you = have
3. qu = go
4. gei = give
5. dai = bring/take
6. ting = listen/hear
7. lai = come
8. kan = see/watch
9. kanjian = see/catch sight of
10. zuo = do/make
11. shuo = speak/say
12. chi = eat
13. he = drink
14. xue = learn/study
15. xihuan = like
16. ai = love
17. bangzhu = help
18. xiang = want
19. xiangnian = miss
20. zhao = to look for
21. xie = write
22. du = read
23.  pao = to run
24. mai = buy/sell
25. paobu = run/jogging
26. zuo = to sit
27. zhan = stand
28. wan = play
29. xuehui = to learn

Chinese furnitures

1. zhuozi = table
2. yizi = chair
3. shafa = sofa
4. chuang = bed
5. dianshi = TV
6. guizi = cabinet
7. shujia = bookshelf
8. deng = lamp/light
9. canzhuo = dinning table
10. men = door

Household appliances

1. bingxiang = refrigerator
2. xiyiji = washing machine
3. ganyiji = dryer
4. weibolu = microwave
5. kaoxiang = Oven
6. xichenqi = vacuum cleaner
7. dianfan guo = rice cooker
8. dian shuihu = electric kettle
9. zhazhi ji = juicer
10. xiwanji = dishwasher
11. beizi = cup
12. yifu = clothes
13. zhouzi = table
14. yizi = chair

Transportation

1. qi che = car
2. gongongqiche/gongjiao che = bus
3. ditie = subway/metro
4. huoche = train
5. feiji = airplane
6. chuan = boat/ship
7. zixingche = bicycle
8. motuoche = motorcycle
9. chuzuche = taxi
10. jiaotong = transportation/traffic

Chinese Food and Nutrition

1. shiwu = food
2.  yingyang = nutrition
3. shuiguo = fruit
4. shuicai = vegetables
5. pingguo = apple
6. xigua = watermelon
7. rou = meat
8. yu = fish
9. jidan = hen egg
10. mifan = rice
11. miantiao = noodles
12. lingshi = snacks
13. shuidian = fruitstore

Chinese Work and Job Position

1. gongzuo = work/job
2. zhiwei = position
3. jingli = manager
4. yisheng = doctor
5. yuangong = employee
6. laoban = boss/owner
7. jingcha = officer
8. tongshi = coworker/colleague
9. mianshi = interview
10. peixun = training
11. gongsi = company
12. shangban = go to work
13. xiaban= back from work
14. shangke = go to school
15. yiyuan = hospital
16. xinshui = salary/payment
17. jiaban = overtime
18. cizhi = to resign

Chinese Juice and Drinks

1. guozhi = juice
2. chéngzhī = orange juice
3. shui = water
4. cha = tea
5. kafei = coffee
6. niunai = milk
7. qishui = soda water
8. pi jiu = beer
9. hong jiu = wine
10. guoxi = smoothie
11. yezi shui = coconut water

Chinese Colors

1. hong se = red
2. lan se = blue
3. lu se = green
4. bai se = white
5. hei se = black
6. huan se= yellow
7. zi se = purple
8. cheng se = orange
9. hui se = grey
10. fen se = pink

Activities and sports

1. yundong = sport/exercise
2. paobu = running
3. youyong = swimming
4. zuqiu = soccer/football
5. laqiu = basketball
6. wanqiu = tennis
7. qi zixingche = cycling sport
8. jianshen = fitness
9. dengshan = mountain climbing
10. huaxue = skiing 
11. jiànshēnfáng = gym

Family and relationship

1. baba/fuqin = father
2. mama/muqin = mother
3. xongdi = brother
4. jiemei = sister
5. erzi = son
6. nu er = daughter
7. zufu = grandfather
8. zumu = grandmother
9. didi = younger brother
10. meimei = younger sister
11. jiejie = older sister
12. qizi = wife
13. zhangfu = husband
14. shushu = uncle (father's younger bro)
15. gugu = aunt (father's sis)
16. jiujiu = uncle ( mother's bro)
17. ayi = aunt/nanny (mother's sis)
18. biaoxiongdi = cousin (male, maternal side)
19. biaojiemei = cousin (female, maternal side)
20. tangxiongdi = cousin (male, patrnal side)
21. tangjiemei = cousin (female, paternal side)

Home and room

家 (jiā): Home / Family

房子 (fángzi): House

房间 (fángjiān): Room

客厅 (kètīng): Living room

卧室 (wòshì): Bedroom

厨房 (chúfáng): Kitchen

卫生间 (wèishēngjiān): Bathroom

书房 (shūfáng): Study / Home office

阳台 (yángtái): Balcony

地下室 (dixìashì): Basement