This story is perfect for the HSK 2 student, as it incorporates the word 贵 (guì) in different contexts. 贵 means “expensive” and is an essential word when discussing prices. By seeing how 贵 is used on its own and in phrases like 太贵了 (tài guì le), which means “too expensive,” you will strengthen your ability to discuss prices and make comparisons. Additionally, the story introduces key HSK 2 vocabulary like 便宜 (piányí) for “cheap,” 可能 (kěnéng) to express possibility, and 件 (jiàn) as the measure word for clothes. You’ll also practice 衣服 (yīfú) meaning “clothes” and 穿 (chuān) meaning “to wear,” both of which are useful for everyday conversations about shopping and clothing. This combination of practical words will help you communicate more effectively in real-world situations.
今天 我 和 朋友 去 买 衣服。
第一 件 衣服 很 漂亮, 但是 很 贵。
我 说: “太贵了!”
朋友 说: “对, 这 件 衣服 真 贵。”
我们 去 了 一个 新 的 商店。
那里 的 衣服 很 便宜。
我 说: “这 件 不 贵, 我 可能 买 这 件!”
以后, 我们 都 穿 了 新 的 衣服。
今天 我 和 朋友 去 买 衣服。
Today my friend and I went to buy clothes.
第一件 衣服 很 漂亮, 但是 很 贵。
The first piece of clothing was very pretty, but it was expensive.
我 说:“太贵了!”
I said, “It’s too expensive!”
朋友 说:“对, 这 件 衣服 真 贵。”
My friend said, “Yes, this clothing is really expensive.”
我们 去 了 一个 新 的 商店。
We went to a new store.
那里 的 衣服 很 便宜。
The clothes there were cheap.
我 说:“这 件 不 贵, 我 可能 买 这 件!”
I said, “This one is not expensive, I might buy this one!”
以后, 我们 都 穿 了 新 的 衣服。
After that, we both wore our new clothes.