A breakfast scene with a croissant, mug, glass and vase
English breakfast objects and Chinese meanings
English wordChinese meaningExample sentence
croissant牛角面包The croissant lies on a small white plate.
mug马克杯The mug is filled with coffee.
glass玻璃杯The glass of juice stands on the table.
vase花瓶The vase holds one yellow flower.

Look, name, then recall

  1. Find each object in the picture and read its English name aloud.
  2. Cover the table and name the objects again.
  3. Make your own sentence about one object on your breakfast table.

A mug usually has a handle. A glass names the drinking vessel here, rather than the material. The vase holds the yellow flower. Only clearly identifiable objects are included in this exercise.

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Next: practice at a market.

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