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Are you learning Chinese at an HSK 3 level?
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#4 会 for Possibility in Chinese | The Most Random Jobs in China | Learn Chinese Online | HSK 3
Chinese Learning Podcast | HSK 3 (Season 1)
21 minutes 58 seconds
3 weeks ago
#4 会 for Possibility in Chinese | The Most Random Jobs in China | Learn Chinese Online | HSK 3
In today’s episode, we explore a new and very useful meaning of 会 (huì). You may already know 会 as “to know how to” (ability) or “will” (future), but here you’ll learn how 会 is used to express possibility — what will probably happen in a given situation.
You’ll see clear, real-life examples such as:“If you don’t eat breakfast, you’ll probably feel hungry.”“It’s very cold, you’ll probably catch a cold.”
In the cultural segment, we dive into some of the most surprising and unusual jobs in China. From hiring a handsome guy to go hiking with you (帅哥陪你爬山), to paying someone to stand in line for you, to professional bridesmaids, these jobs reflect the speed, creativity, and pressures of modern Chinese society.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:✅ The three main uses of 会: ability, future, and possibility✅ How to use 会 to mean “will probably…” in daily conversations✅ Why adding 的 at the end makes sentences sound more natural✅ Common mistakes learners make with 会 and how to avoid them✅ Cultural insights into random jobs in China and what they reveal about society
Fun Fact:In China, you can actually pay someone to wait in line for you. When a new iPhone is released, “professional line-standers” queue all night while their clients stay at home and sleep.
Question for You:How would you say in Chinese:“If you don’t study, you’ll probably fail the exam”?Write your answer in the comments and we’ll check it.
Mini Challenge:Create your own sentence using 会 to express possibility. For example:别吃太多，你会不舒服的。 (Don’t eat too much, you’ll probably feel unwell.)
明天会下雨的。 (It will probably rain tomorrow.)
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Chinese Learning Podcast | HSK 3 (Season 1)
Are you learning Chinese at an HSK 3 level?
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