点diǎnto touch briefly
Learn the Chinese character 点 with its source-linked HSK 1 status, pronunciation, one concise learning meaning, stroke order, real HSK words, and published learning contexts.
Words with 点
Source-linked HSK vocabulary records that contain 点.
Example sentences with 点
Published HSK 1 course contexts only. Each sentence links back to the lesson that owns it.
现在八点半,再过十分就上课。
It is eight thirty now; class starts in ten minutes.
HSK 1 course · Lesson 2 · teaching context →今天有点儿冷,晚上下雪了。
It is a little cold today, and it snowed in the evening.
HSK 1 course · Lesson 4 · teaching context →中午十二点吃午饭,晚上六点吃晚饭。
Eat lunch at noon and dinner at six in the evening.
HSK 1 course · Lesson 7 · teaching context →不要太多,给我一些米饭和一点儿菜。
Not too much; give me some rice and a little food.
HSK 1 course · Lesson 7 · teaching context →我早上七点起床,今天起得很早。
I get up at seven in the morning; I got up very early today.
HSK 1 course · Lesson 11 · teaching context →我是大学生,每天八点上学。
I am a university student, and I go to school at eight every day.
HSK 1 course · Lesson 12 · teaching context →这碗饭我吃一半,少一点儿就好。
I will eat half of this bowl of rice; a little less is fine.
HSK 1 course · Lesson 15 · teaching context →
About 点
Short answers for character learning.
What does 点 mean in Chinese?
点 is listed here with the concise learning meaning: to touch briefly.
How do you pronounce 点?
点 is shown as diǎn.
Is 点 an HSK 1 character?
Yes. 点 is HSK 1 recognition character #35.
Can I practise writing 点?
Yes. Use Watch, Trace, or Write above.
Learning details
- HSK 1 recognition
- HSK 1–2 writing inventory
- 6 linked HSK words
- 7 published course contexts
- Audio available
Sources and editorial policy
- HSK placement:HSK 1 recognition character #35. See the HSK 3.0 guide for the published syllabus reference.
- Writing scope: present in the official HSK 1–2 writing inventory.
- Meaning and pronunciation: CC-CEDICT dictionary data, shown as supplemental learning metadata; displayed reading source: HSK 1 vocabulary data.
- Vocabulary: source-linked HSK 1 vocabulary records, with every word linked to its existing HSK vocabulary page.
- Example sentences: published hskone HSK 1 course contexts, linked to the lesson that owns the original content.
- Stroke-order practice: HanziWriter character data. This page is a source-linked learning reference, not an official HSK publication.
