Beginner Level 初级 (chūjí)
The correct answer to this test is B.
Analysis:
A. “一月二十一日 (yīyuè èrshíyī rì)” is January 21st. “一月 (yīyuè)” are the Chinese
characters for “January”.
B. “二月二十一日 (èryuè èrshíyī rì)” is February 21st. “二月 (èryuè)” are the
Chinese characters for “February”.
C. “三月二十二日 (sānyuè èrshíèr rì)” is March 22nd. “三月 (sānyuè)” are the
Chinese characters for “March”.
D. “三月二十一日 (sānyuè èrshíyī rì)” is March 21st.
Notes on this online Chinese lesson:
一月 (yīyuè) January
二月 (èryuè) February
三月 (sānyuè) March
四月 (sìyuè) April
五月 (wǔyuè) May
六月 (liùyuè) June
七月 (qīyuè) July
八月 (bāyuè) August
九月 (jiǔyuè) September
十月 (shíyuè) October
十一月 (shíyīyuè) November
十二月 (shíèryuè) December
I enjoyed this online Chinese lesson and I would love to add some more vocabulary. “日 (rì) day”, “小时 (xiǎoshí) hour”, “分钟 (fēnzhōnɡ) minute”, “秒 (miǎo) second.”
I learned “月 (yuè)” means “month” through this online Chinese lesson, but how do you say “year” in Chinese?
年 (nián) means “year.”
This piece was cogent, well-wrttien, and pithy.