In this episode, we’ll learn how to describe taste, temperature, and feelings in Chinese — using simple structures like 很 (very), 太…了 (too…), and 有点儿 (a bit…). Perfect for talking about food, weather, and even your mood! 🍜☕🍰热 (rè) hot, 冷 (lěng) cold, 甜 (tián) sweet, 苦 (kǔ) bitter, 辣 (là) spicy, 咸 (xián) salty, 好吃 (hǎochī) delicious很 (hěn) → very / quite太…了 (tài…le) → too… / so…有点儿 (yǒudiǎnr) → a little bit…咖啡很苦。 (The coffee is bitter.)咖啡太苦了！ (The coffee is too bitter!)咖啡有点儿苦。 (The coffee is a bit bitter.)这个汤很热。 (The soup is hot.)这个汤太热了！ (The soup is too hot!)这个汤有点儿热。 (The soup is a bit hot.)蛋糕很甜。 (The cake is sweet.)蛋糕太甜了！ (The cake is too sweet!)蛋糕有点儿甜。 (The cake is a bit sweet.)"

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“What did the council decide on item 42?” — answered with the speaker and the moment.

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