shì HSK1

is

shì
variant
to be verb
to be; to correspond to; connects a subject to its identification, characterization, or identity

Tell me, who exactly are you?

[identification] particle
used in the 是...的 shì... de pattern to highlight specific details of a past event such as time, location, or manner

I'm here to buy something.

indeed adverbverb
used for emphasis before a verb or adjective to confirm a quality or state, meaning "certainly" or "really"

I really want to help you.

yes verb
used to express agreement, confirm a fact, or acknowledge a command, meaning "correct", "right", or "very well"

You need to select “yes”.

[existence] verb
used to indicate the presence of something at a location, similar to "there is" or "there are"
this conjunction
(literary) this; that; such; used as a demonstrative to refer back to what was just mentioned
correct verb
right; true; just; often used in contrast with fēi
[concession] verb
used to acknowledge a fact while introducing a contrast, meaning "A is A (all right), but..."
[object marker]
(literary) a particle used to pull the object of a sentence to the front for emphasis
affairs
(bound form) matters; national affairs; specifically used in context of state policy
Shi
a Chinese surname
suitable
to be suitable or appropriate
every
used before a noun to mean every, any, or all
to praise
to praise; to justify; to consider correct

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Frequency

Character
Written text
3rd most common 13516.5 per million
Movie subtitles
4th most common 25022.9 per million appears in 100% of films
Word
Movie subtitles
28253.5 per million appears in 100% of films
Written text
9097.9 per million

Details

HSK 2.0
Level 1
HSK 3.0
Level 1
Strokes
9
Unicode
U+662F

Sources