昨天 / 今天 / 明天 (ayer / hoy / mañana)

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Acá te detallo las palabras con su traducción, pronunciación y ejemplos para que las practiques:

Inglés Pinyin Chino Español Ejemplo

ago yǐ qián 以前 antes / hace tiempo 我以前住在上海。(Wǒ yǐqián zhù zài Shànghǎi.) — Vivía en Shanghái antes.
now xiàn zài 现在 ahora 我现在在家。(Wǒ xiànzài zài jiā.) — Estoy en casa ahora.
future jiāng lái 将来 futuro 将来我要去中国。(Jiānglái wǒ yào qù Zhōngguó.) — En el futuro quiero ir a China.
yesterday zuó tiān 昨天 ayer 昨天我看了电影。(Zuótiān wǒ kàn le diànyǐng.) — Ayer vi una película.
today jīn tiān 今天 hoy 今天是星期三。(Jīntiān shì xīngqīsān.) — Hoy es miércoles.
tomorrow míng tiān 明天 mañana 明天我去上班。(Míngtiān wǒ qù shàngbān.) — Mañana voy a trabajar.


👉 Consejo para memorizar:
Podés agruparlos en tres pares:

昨天 / 今天 / 明天 (ayer / hoy / mañana)

以前 / 现在 / 将来 (antes / ahora / futuro)

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