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Zhè mén kè bú tài nán.

This class is not too difficult.

This sentence is used when expressing that a particular class or course is not overly strenuous or challenging.

Wǒ de kèchéng cóng xiàwǔ liǎng diǎn kāishǐ.

My classes start at two in the afternoon.

This phrase is a common way to describe the start time of a course or class schedule.

Wǒ xǐhuān xuéxí yǔyán kè.

I enjoy studying language classes.

This sentence is usually used when expressing personal interests or hobbies, particularly in learning languages.

Tā shàng le yì táng yǒuqù de kè.

He attended an interesting class.

Used when stating that someone had an interesting experience in a class or course.

Míngtiān nǐ yǒu kè ma?

Do you have class tomorrow?

This phrase is usually asked when inquiring about someone's class schedule or plans for the next day.

Zhège xuéqī wǒ yǒu shí mén kè.

This semester I have ten courses.

This is a way to describe the number of courses or classes someone is enrolled in during a specific period, such as a semester.

Xiàkè hòu wǒ qù túshūguǎn.

After class, I go to the library.

This describes a habit or routine of going to the library once class is over.

Zhè jié kè shì guānyú lìshǐ de.

This class is about history.

This is used when describing the subject or topic of a specific class.

Xiàkè le, wǒmen chūqù yěcān ba.

Class is over, let's go for a picnic.

This sentence suggests a plan to go for a picnic once class is over, often used amongst classmates or friends.

Tā de kè zǒng shì hěn yǒuqù.

Her classes are always interesting.

This is a compliment to the instructor, stating that their classes are always fascinating or engaging.