亲密爱人2017
64% of this song's words are HSK 1-3. 407 distinct words across 754 words of Chinese.
HSK 1HSK 2HSK 3HSK 4HSK 5HSK 6HSK 7-9Beyond HSK
| If you are at HSK 2 | you already know about 56% of the words |
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| If you are at HSK 3 | you already know about 64% of the words |
| If you are at HSK 4 | you already know about 71% of the words |
| If you are at HSK 5 | you already know about 75% of the words |
| If you are at HSK 6 | you already know about 80% of the words |
The words that will slow you down
HSK 7-9 or outside the lists entirely, most frequent first.
亦 4× 之 4× 芸 3× 相 3× 愈 3× 何 3× 不知 3× 载 2× 身 2× 知晓 2× 知 2× 甚 2× 现今 2× 未 2×
Chengyu
A chengyu is a four-character idiom that packs a whole scene into four syllables. The literal column is what the characters say; the meaning is what the phrase does — and the last column is how many of the 6,545 songs analysed so far use it.
| Chengyu | Literally | Meaning | Songs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 暗无天日 àn wú tiān rì | 暗 dark + 无 without + 天 day + 日 day | all black, no daylight; a world without justice | 2 |
| 良辰美景 liáng chén měi jǐng | 良 good + 辰 5th earthly branc… + 美 beautiful + 景 circumstance | fine time, beautiful scenery; everything lovely | 5 |
| 心心念念 xīn xīn niàn niàn | 心 heart + 心 heart + 念 read + 念 read | to constantly think about; to be preoccupied with; to set one's heart on | 6 |
| 肝肠寸断 gān cháng cùn duàn | liver and guts cut to pieces | grief-stricken | 4 |
| 醉生梦死 zuì shēng mèng sǐ | 醉 intoxicated + 生 grow + 梦 dream + 死 die | as if drunk or entranced; leading a befuddled existence; in a drunken stupor | 9 |
Grammar in this song
| 了 (aspect/change) | 8× |
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| 是…的 (emphasis) | 5× |
| 更/最 (degree adverbs) | 4× |
| 着 (continuous aspect) | 3× |
| AA reduplication (看看, 慢慢) | 3× |
| 过 (experiential aspect) | 2× |
| 比 (comparison) | 1× |
| 把-construction | 4× |
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