📢 Speaking Chinese Test HSKK H71003 Mock Oral Exam (Basic with timer and answers)

[@TNoMiNN]

TNX Dear please next mock test

[@SimpleChinese]

Here you have another one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIqmlKibaKeUkNE

[@jeffbernsteincassel6165]

Nice video, man. Easy to follow

[@SimpleChinese]

Happy that you like it! 😊

[@graycam]

On the text in the listen and repeat, do you get the written text too as per this video? They speak then you see the text and repeat back?

[@SimpleChinese]

You can download the free PDF for this exam at: masteringmandarinchinese.blogspot.com/2023/07/hskk-beginner-chinese-official-papers.html This PDF is exactly what you receive in an official test. 😉Enjoy!

[@Ananya91251]

Thank u ma'am

[@SimpleChinese]

☺️🤳

[@pillow2095]

Hey, how many sentences are we supposed to answer with ? Do the answers have to be long, I mean do we have to develop ? After the preparation, are we allowed to read the paper ?

[@SimpleChinese]

Hey, how many sentences are we supposed to answer with ? Do the answers have to be long, I mean do we have to develop ? For the last questions you have 1 minute and a half for each one, more or less 10-15 sentences. It depends on the length of each sentences. After the preparation, are we allowed to read the paper ? Yes, the exam is usually done in front of a recorder.

[@pillow2095]

Thank you so much! For the first part, question 1 to 15 how many sentences are required ? Does a simple answer suffice ?

[@mereykadyrkulova5910]

@@pillow2095 Hi. For the first part, you're only required to repeat after them. No need to make sentences on your own.

[@AnujinOtgonbaatar-gx3ee]

Please do it at hsk3 level

[@SimpleChinese]

Here you have one intermediate level exam: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIqmlKibaKeUkNE

[@kaedeiskool]

i wish it was this easy

[@SimpleChinese]

It's not too difficult, just have to practice a little bit. 😀

[@amjgbaobei]

超簡單！

[@SimpleChinese]

当然，这是初学者水平。😉

[@mehwishkhan7561]

HSK 1 ,2 or 3?

[@SimpleChinese]

HSKK Beginners is focused on students of HSK 1 and 2. I recommend you do it once you pass HSK 2. This way the vocabulary used will be familiar to you. 😉

[@mehwishkhan7561]

@@SimpleChinese thank you