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+INQUIRIES CONCERNING THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS, INCLUDING
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+REQUESTS FOR COPIES, SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO
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+DEFENSE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE
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+FOREIGN LANGUAGE CENTER
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+NONRESIDENT INSTRUCTION DIVISION
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+PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY, CA 93940
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+TOPICS IN THE AREAS OF POLITICS, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, MORES,
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+ETC., WHICH MAY BE CONSIDERED AS CONTROVERSIAL FROM SOME POINTS OF
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+VIEW ARE SOMETIMES INCLUDED IN THESE MATERIALS, SINCE STUDENTS MAY
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+FIND THEMSELVES IN POSITIONS WHERE CLEAR UNDERSTANDING OF CONVERSA-
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+TIONS OR WRITTEN MATERIALS OF THIS NATURE WILL BE ESSENTIAL. THE
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+PRESENCE OF CONTROVERSIAL STATEMENTS—WHETHER REAL OR APPARENT—IN
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+THESE MATERIALS IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS REPRESENTING THE OPINIONS
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+OF THE WRITERS, OF THE DEFENSE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE FOREIGN LANGUAGE
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+CENTER, OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, OR OF ANY OF THE AGENCIES
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+WHICH SUPPORTED THIS EFFORT.
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+IN THIS PUBLICATION, THE WORDS “HE,” “HIM,” AND “HIS” DENOTE
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+BOTH MASCULINE AND FEMININE GENDERS. THIS STATEMENT DOES NOT
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+APPLY TO TRANSLATIONS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEXTS.
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+
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+STANDARD CHINESE
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+A MODULAR APPROACH
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+STUDENT TEXT
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+MODULE 5: TRANSPORTATION
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+MODULE 6: ARRANGING A MEETING
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+AUGUST 1979
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+[iii]
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+
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+PREFACE
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+
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+Standard Chinese: A Modular Approach originated in an interagency
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+conference held at the Foreign Service Institute in August 1973 to
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+address the need generally felt in the U.S. Government language
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+training community for improving and updating Chinese materials to
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+reflect current usage in Běijīng and Taipei.
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+The conference resolved to develop materials which were flexible
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+enough in form and content to meet the requirements of a wide range of
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+government agencies and academic institutions.
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+
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+A Project Board was established consisting of representatives of the
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+Central Intelligence Agency Language Learning Center, the Defense
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+Language Institute, the State Department’s Foreign Service Institute,
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+the Cryptologic School of the National Security Agency, and the U.S.
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+Office of Education, later joined by the Canadian Forces Foreign
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+Language School. The representatives have included Arthur T. McNeill,
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+John Hopkins, and John Boag (CIA); Colonel John F. Elder III, Joseph
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+C. Hutchinson, Ivy Gibian, and Major Bernard Muller-Thym (DLI); James
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+R. Frith and John B. Ratliff III (FSI); Kazuo Shitama (NSA); Richard
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+T. Thompson and Julia Petrov (OE); and Lieutenant Colonel George
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+Kozoriz (CFFLS).
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+
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+The Project Board set up the Chinese Core Curriculum Project in 1974
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+in space provided at the Foreign Service Institute. Each of the six
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+U.S. and Canadian government agencies provided funds and other
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+assistance.
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+
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+Gerard P. Kok was appointed project coordinator, and a planning
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+council was formed consisting of Mr. Kok, Frances Li of the Defense
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+Language Institute, Patricia O’Connor of the University of Texas, Earl
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+M. Rickerson of the Language Learning Center, and James Wrenn of Brown
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+University. In the fall of 1977, Lucille A. Barale was appointed
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+deputy project coordinator. David W. Dellinger of the Language
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+Learning Center and Charles R. Sheehan of the Foreign Service
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+Institute also served on the planning council and contributed material
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+to the project. The planning council drew up the original overall
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+design for the materials and met regularly to review their development.
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+
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+Writers for the first half of the materials were John H. T. Harvey,
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+Lucille A. Barale, and Roberta S. Barry, who worked in close
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+cooperation with the planning council and with the Chinese staff of
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+the Foreign Service Institute. Mr. Harvey developed the instructional
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+formats of the comprehension and production self-study materials, and
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+also designed the communication-based classroom activities and wrote
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+the teacher’s guides. Lucille A. Barale and Roberta S. Barry wrote the
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+tape scripts and the student text. By 1978 Thomas E. Madden and Susan
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+C. Pola had joined the staff. Led by Ms. Barale, they worked as a team
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+to produce the materials subsequent to Module 6.
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+[iv]
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+All Chinese language material was prepared or selected by Chuan O.
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+Chao, Ying-chih Chen, Hsiao-Jung Chi, Eva Diao, Jan Hu, Tsung-mi Li,
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+and Yunhui C. Yang, assisted for part of the time by Chieh-fang Ou
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+Lee, Ying-ming Chen, and Joseph Yu Hsu Wang. Anna Affholder, Mei-li
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+Chen, and Henry Khuo helped in the preparation of a preliminary corpus
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+of dialogues.
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+
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+Administrative assistance was provided at various times by Vincent
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+Basciano, Lisa A. Bowden, Jill W. Ellis, Donna Fong, Renee T. C.
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+Liang, Thomas E. Madden, Susan C. Pola, and Kathleen Strype.
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+
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+The production of tape recordings was directed by Jose M. Ramirez of
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+the Foreign Service Institute Recording Studio. The Chinese script was
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+voiced by Ms. Chao, Ms. Chen, Mr. Chen, Ms. Diao, Ms. Hu, Mr. Khuo,
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+Mr. Li, and Ms. Yang. The English script was read by Ms. Barale, Ms.
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+Barry, Mr. Basciano, Ms. Ellis, Ms. Pola, and Ms. Strype.
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+
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+The graphics were produced by John McClelland of the Foreign Service
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+Institute Audio-Visual staff, under the general supervision of Joseph
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+A. Sadote, Chief of Audio-Visual.
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+
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+Standard Chinese: A Modular Approach was field-tested with the
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+cooperation of Brown University; the Defense Language Institute,
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+Foreign Language Center; the Foreign Service Institute; the Language
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+Learning Center; the United States Air Force Academy; the University
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+of Illinois; and the University of Virginia.
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+
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+Colonel Samuel L. Stapleton and Colonel Thomas G. Foster, Commandants
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+of the Defense Language Institute, Foreign Language Center, authorized
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+the DLIFLC support necessary for preparation of this edition of the
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+course materials. This support included coordination, graphic arts,
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+editing, typing, proofreading, printing, and materials necessary to
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+carry out these tasks.
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+
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+James R. Frith, Chairman
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+
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+Chinese Core Curriculum Project Board
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+
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+
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+[v]
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+
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+CONTENTS
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+
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+Preface........................................................ iii
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+MODULE 5: TRANSPORTATION
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+ Objectives ................................................... 1
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+ Map of Běijīng ............................................... 2
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+ Map of Taipei ................................................ 3
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+ Target Lists ................................................. 4
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+
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+ UNIT 1
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+ Reference List ............................................. 12
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 14
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 15
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+ Using buses
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+ “When”
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+ “First,” “last,” “next,” “previous”
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+ Duō, “to be many,” and shǎo, “to be few”
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+ Vocabulary Booster (Modes of Transportation) ............... 22
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+ Drills ..................................................... 23
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+
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+ UNIT 2
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+ Reference List ............................................. 30
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 31
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 32
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+ The marker a and its variant ya
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+ The locational endings -shang and -li
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+ More on the marker ba
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+ The aspect marker ne
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+ “Then”: jiù, zài, cái
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+ Drills ..................................................... 38
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+
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+ UNIT 3
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+ Reference List ............................................. 44
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 46
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 48
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+ The prepositional verb bǎ
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+ Adverbs expressing manner
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+ Drills ..................................................... 51
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+
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+ UNIT 4
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+ Reference List ............................................. 59
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 61
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 62
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+ Choice questions with háíshi
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+ More on topics and comments
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+ Compound verbs of result
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+ Drills ..................................................... 67
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+
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+ UNIT 5
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+ Reference List ............................................. 72
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 74
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+
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+[vi]
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+
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 75
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+ Distances
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+ Approximate numbers
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+ Ban, “one half”
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+ Drills ..................................................... 80
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+
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+ UNIT 6
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+ Reference List ............................................. 87
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 89
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 91
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+ More on verb reduplication (two-syllable verbs)
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+ Compound verbs of direction
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+ More on new-situation le
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+ Drills ..................................................... 96
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+
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+ UNIT 7
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+ Reference List ............................................. 101
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 103
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 105
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+ More on compound verbs of result
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+ “If”
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+ Vocabulary Booster (Animals) ............................... 110
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+ Drills ..................................................... 111
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+
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+ UNIT 8
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+ Reference List.............................................. 117
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+ Vocabulary.................................................. 119
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 121
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+ “Why” and “because”
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+ Time NOT spent
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+ “All,” “not all,” “all...not”
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+ “Again”: yòu, zài
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+ Drills ..................................................... 129
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+
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+MODULE 6: ARRANGING A MEETING
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+
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+ Objectives ................................................... 135
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+ Target Lists ................................................. 136
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+
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+ UNIT 1
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+ Reference List ..............................................144
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 146
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 147
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+ Making an appointment
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+ Gēn for “and” and gēn for “with”
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+ Three words for “time’’
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+ The prepositional verb duì, “to,” “towards,” “facing”
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+ Comparisons: “more than”
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+ More on compound verbs of result
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+ Drills ..................................................... 155
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+
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+[vii]
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+
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+ UNIT 2
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+ Reference List ............................................. 161
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 163
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 161
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+ Making phone calls
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+ The aspect marker zài for ongoing action
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+ “Whatever,” “whenever,” “whoever,” “wherever”
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+ Verbs and general objects
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+ Vocabulary Booster (Occupations) ........................... 171
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+ Drills ..................................................... 173
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+
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+ UNIT 3
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+ Reference List ............................................. 178
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+ Vocabulary ................................................ 180
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 181
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+ Extending an invitation
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+ “Not only...but also...”
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+ Comparisons: “equal to,” “alike”
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+ “Anyone,” “anything,” “anyplace,” “anytime”
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+ Comparison: compound verbs of result and manner adverbs
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+ “Furthermore”
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+ Drills ..................................................... 188
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+
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+ UNIT 4
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+ Reference List ............................................. 191
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+ Vocabulary ................................................ 196
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+ Reference Notes ........................................... 197
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+ Meeting people
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+ More on completion le
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+ The prepositional verb xiàng, “facing”
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+ Duō and shǎo as adverbs
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+ Vocabulary Booster (Opposites) ............................. 201
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+ Drills ..................................................... 201
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+
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+ UNIT 5
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+ Reference List ............................................. 208
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 210
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 212
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+ Taking and leaving messages
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+ Changing an appointment
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+ The prepositional verb bǎ
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+ Gāng and gāngcái
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+ More on compound verbs of result
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+ Drills ..................................................... 220
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+
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+ UNIT 6
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+ Reference List ............................................. 225
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 227
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 229
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+ Invitation to lunch
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+ Comparisons: “less than”
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+ “even more”
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+ Comparison overview
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+ Sentence patterns: “although” and “both...and...”
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+ Drills ..................................................... 235
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+
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+[viii]
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+
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+ UNIT 7
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+ Reference List ............................................. 241
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 243
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 244
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+ Arranging an introduction
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+ Using word order to express “the” and “a”
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+ Objects of reduplicated verbs
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+ Three-part motion verbs
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+ Verbs for “remember” and “forget”
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+ Drills ..................................................... 253
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+
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+ UNIT 8
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+ Reference List ............................................. 258
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+ Vocabulary ................................................. 259
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+ Reference Notes ............................................ 261
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+ Declining invitations
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+ The prepositional verb tì, “in place of”
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+ More on compound verbs of result
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+ Comparison: néng, kéyi, huì
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+ Drills ..................................................... 266
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+
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+[135]
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+
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+ MODULE 6: ARRANGING A MEETING
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+
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+The Meeting Module (MTG) will provide you with the skills needed to
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+arrange meetings or social gatherings, to greet people, to make
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+introductions, and to accept or decline invitations in Chinese.
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+
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+Before starting this module, you must take and pass the TRN Criterion
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+Test.
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+
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+The MTG Criterion Test will focus largely on this module, but material
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+from ORN, BIO, MON, DIR, TRN, and associated resource modules is also
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+included.
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+
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+
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+OBJECTIVES
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+
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+Upon successful completion of this module, the student should be able to
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+ 1. Give the English equivalent for any Chinese sentence in the MTG
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+ Target Lists.
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+
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+ 2. Say any Chinese sentence in the MTG Target Lists when cued with
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+ English equivalent.
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+
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+ 3. Make and respond to introductions with appropriate polite
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+ questions and answers.
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+
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+ 4. Make phone calls and leave messages.
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+
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+ 5. Arrange a meeting (time and place) with someone by talking with
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+ him or his secretary either in person or by phone.
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+
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+ 6. Request that the time of a meeting be changed.
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+
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+ 7. Invite a person to lunch, deciding on the time and the restaurant.
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+
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+ 8. Arrange a social gathering for a specific time of day, inviting
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+ guests to his home and encouraging them to accept the invitation.
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+
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+ 9. Greet guests upon their arrival at his home.
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+
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+ 10. Accept/decline a social/business invitation with the appropriate
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+ degree of politeness.
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+
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+[136]
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+
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+ UNIT 1 TARGET LIST
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+ 喂, 你是朱科長嗎?
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+ 1. Wèi,nǐ shi Zhū Kēzhǎng ma? Hello. Are you Section Chief Zhū?
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+
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+ 是。您是哪位?
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+ Shì. Nín shi něiwèi? Yes. Who is this, please?
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+
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+ 我是威廉馬丁。
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+ Wǒ shi Wēilián Mǎdīng. I’m William Martin.
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+ 哦, 馬丁先生, 好久不見。
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+ Òu,Mǎdīng Xiānsheng,hǎo jiǔ Oh, Mr. Martin—I haven’t seen
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+ bú jiàn. you for a long time.
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+
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+ 我有點兒事想跟您當面談談。
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+ 2. Wo yǒu diǎnr shì xiǎng gēn I have something I would like to
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+ nín dāngmiàn tántan. talk with you about in person.
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+
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+ 您有功夫沒有?
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+ 3. Nín yǒu gōngfu meiyou? Do you have any free time?
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+
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+ 什麽時候對您合適?
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+ 4. Shénme shíhou duì nín héshì? What time would suit you?
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+
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+ 三點比兩點方便一點兒。因爲一會兒
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+ 出去,也許兩點回不來。
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+ 5. Sāndiǎn bǐ liǎngdiǎn fāngbian Three would be more convenient than
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+ yìdiǎnr. Yīnwei wǒ yìhuǐr two. Since I’m going out in a
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+ chūqu,yěxǔ liǎngdiǎn little while, I might not be able
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+ huíbulái. to get back by two.
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+
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+ 那麽, 我三點鐘在樓下的會客室等您。
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+ Nàme,wǒ sāndiǎn zhōng zài Well then, I’ll wait for you in the
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+ lóuxiàde huìkèshì děng nín. reception room downstairs at
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+ three o’clock.
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+
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+ 6. huídelái 回得來 to be able to get back in time
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+
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+
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+ 7. kòng(r) 空(兒) free time, spare time
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+
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+ 8. lóushàng 樓上 upstairs
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+
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+ 9. shāngliang 商量 to discuss, to talk over
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+ 10. yǒu kòng(r) 有空(兒) to have free time
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+
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+[137]
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+
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+ 喂, 美大司
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+1. Wèi,Mēidàsī. Hello. Department of American and
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+ Oceanic Affairs.
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+
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+ 我是加拿大大使館的喬治達菲。我有
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+ 一件事想跟王科長講一講。
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+ Wǒ shi Jiānádà Dàshiguǎnde I am George Duffy of the Canadian
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+ Qiáozhì Dáfēi. Wǒ yǒu yíjiàn Embassy. I have something I
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+ shì xiǎng gēn Wáng Kēzhǎng would like to discuss with Section
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+ jiǎng-yijiǎng. Chief Wáng.
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+
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+ 王科長現在在開會。等她開完會我告訴告誦
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+ 她給你回電話。
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+2. Wáng Kēzhǎng xiànzài zài kāi huì. Section Chief Wáng is at a meeting
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+ Děng tā kāiwán huì wǒ gàosong now. When she is finished with the
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+ tā gěi ni huí diànhuà. meeting, I will tell her to return
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+ your call.
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+ 好,謝謝你。
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+3. Hǎo, xièxie ni. Fine. Thank you.
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+
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+ 不謝
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+ Bú xiè. Don’t mention it.
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+
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+ 你打電話來的時候我沒時間跟你説話。
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+4. Nǐ dǎ diànhuà láide shíhou wǒ When you called here, I didn’t have
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+ méi shíjiān gēn ni shuō huà. time to speak with you.
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+
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+ 沒關係
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+ Méi guānxi. It doesn’t matter.
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+
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+ 我給你打電話目的是想跟你當面談談。
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+5. Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuàde mùdi The reason I called you is that I
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+ shi xiǎng gēn ni dāngmiàn would like to talk with you in
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+ tántan. person.
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+
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+ 你明天能不能到我這兒來?
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+ Nǐ míngtiān něng bu néng dào Can you come over here tomorrow?
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+ wǒ zhěr lái?
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+
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+ 可以。明天什麽時候都可以。
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+ Kéyi. Míngtiān shénme shíhou Yes. Any time tomorrow would be
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+ dōu kéyi. fine.
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+
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+
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+6. guānxi 關係 relation, relationship, connection
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+
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+
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+7. jiǎng huà 講話 to speak, to talk; a speech
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+
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+
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+8. lǐngshiguǎn 領事館 consulate
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+
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+
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+9. shìqing (yíjiàn) 事情 (一件) matter, business, affair
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+
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+
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+10. sīzhǎng 司長 department chief
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+
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+
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+11. yǒu guānxi 有關係 to relate to, to have a bearing on,
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+ to matter
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+
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+[138]
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+
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+UNIT 3 TARGET LIST
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+
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+ 我想下個星期六請您到我們家來
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+ 吃個便飯。
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+1. Wǒ xiǎng xiàge Xīngqīliù I would like to invite you to come
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+ qǐng nín dào wǒmen jiā to our house for a simple meal
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+ lái chī ge biànfàn. on Saturday of next week.
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+
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+ 您何必這麽客氣?
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+ Nín hébì zhème kèqi? Why is it necessary to be so polite?
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+
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+ 我有一個美國朋友在臺灣大學教書。
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+ 很想給你們兩位介紹介紹。
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+2. Wǒ yǒu yige Měiguo péngyou I have an American friend who
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+ zài Táiwān Dàxué jiāo shū. teaches at Táiwān University. I
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+ Hěn xiǎng gěi nǐmen liǎngwèi would very much like to introduce
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+ jièshao jièshao. the two of you.
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+
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+ 你太好了!
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+ Nà tài hǎo le! That’s wonderful!
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+
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+ 我很希望跟你朋友談談。
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+3. Wǒ hěn xǐwang gēn ni péngyou I wish very much to talk with your
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+ tántan. friend.
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+
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+ 不過,恐怕我的英文不行。
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+ Búguò, kǒngpà wǒde Yīngwén bù However, I’m afraid that my English
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+ xíng. isn’t good enough.
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+
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+ 不但説得不好,有時候也聽不懂。
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+ Búdàn shuōde bù hǎo, yǒu shíhou Not only don’t I speak well, (but)
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+ yě tīngbudǒng. sometimes I can’t understand what
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+ I hear either.
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+ 你説得跟美國人一樣。
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+4. Nǐ shuōde gēn Měiguo rén You speak as well as an American.
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+ yíyàng hǎo.
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+
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+ 我沒請什麽人;很隨便。
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+5. Wǒ méi qǐng shénme rén; hěn I haven’t invited anyone special;
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+ suíbiàn. it’s very informal.
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+
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+ 那就先謝了。
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+ Nà jiù xiān xiè le. Well then, I’ll thank you in advance.
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+
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+
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+6. bù tóng 不同 to be different
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+
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+7. chá 茶 tea
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+
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+8. chī fàn 吃飯 to eat, to have a meal
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+
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+9. dànshi 但是 but
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+
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+10. érqiě 而且 furthermore, moreover
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+
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+11. fàn 飯 (cooked) rice
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+
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+12. hē 喝 to drink
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+
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+13. jiāo shū 教書 to teach
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+
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+
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+[139]
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+
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+UNIT 4 TARGET LIST
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+
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+ 何教授,歡迎,歡迎。請進。
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+1. Hé Jiàoshòu, huānyíng, huānyíng. Professor Hollins, welcome. Please
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+ Qǐng jìn. come in.
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+
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+ 這是一點小意思。
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+ Zhè shi yìdiǎn xiǎo yìsi. Here is a small token of
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+ appreciation.
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+
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+ 我知道您喜歡山水畫。
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+2. Wǒ zhīdao nín xǐhuan shānshuǐ I know you like landscape painting.
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+ huà.
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+
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+ 特別請朋友給您畫一張。
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+ Tèbiě qǐng péngyou gěi nín I asked a friend to paint one
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+ huàle yìzhāng. especially for you.
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+
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+ 這位是何教授,在台大教書。
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+3. Zhèiwèi shi Hé Jiàoshòu, zài This is Professor Hollins, who
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+ Táidà jiāo shū. teaches at Táiwān University.
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+
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+ 久仰,久仰。
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+ Jiǔyǎng, jiǔyǎng. Glad to meet you.
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+
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+ 我還有很多不熟悉的地方要向您請教。
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+4. Wǒ hái yǒu hěn duō bù shóuxide There is still much I’m not familiar
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+ dìfang yào xiàng nín qǐngjiào. with that I need to ask your
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+ advice about.
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+ 希望以後有機會多見面。
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+5. Xǐwang yǐhòu yǒu jīhui duō I hope that in the future we will
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+ jiànmiàn. have an opportunity to meet more.
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+
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+
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+6. fāngfǎ 方法 method, way, means
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+
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+7. fázi 法子 method, way
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+
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+8. huàr 畫兒 painting (Běijīng pronunciation)
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+
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+9. qǐng zuò 請坐 please sit down
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+
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+10. shèhuìxué 社會學 sociology
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+
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+11. túshūguǎn 圖書館 library
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+
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+12. zuò 坐 to sit
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+
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+
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+[140]
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+
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+UNIT 5 TARGET LIST
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+
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+ 喂
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+1. Wài. Hello.
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+
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+ 喂,外交部嗎?我要找林司長説話。
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+ Wèi, shi Wàijiāobù ma? Wǒ yào Hello. Is this the Ministry of
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+ zhǎo Lín Sīzhǎng shuō huà. Foreign Affairs? I want to speak
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+ with Department Chief Lin.
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+
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+ 您是那兒啊?
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+ Nín shi nǎr a? Who is this?
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+
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+ 我是法國商務經濟官。
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+ Wǒ shi Fǎguo Shāngwù Jīngjiguān. I am the French Commercial/Economics
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+ Officer.
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+
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+ 林司長這會兒不在。
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+2. Lin Sīzhǎng zhèihuír bú zài. Department Chief Lin is not here at
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+ Nín yào liú ge huàr ma? the moment. Would you like to
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+ leave a message?
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+
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+ 我把您的電話號兒寫下來。
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+3. Wǒ bǎ nínde diànhuà hàomǎr I’ll write down your phone number.
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+ xiěxiàlái.
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+
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+ 對不起,你剛才給我打電話,我不在。
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+4. Duìbuqǐ, nǐ gāngcái gěi wo da I’m sorry. When you called me just
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+ diànhuà, wǒ bú zài. now, I wasn’t in.
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+
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+ 我那天跟您約好了今天到辦公室去談談。
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+5. Wǒ nèitiān gēn nín yuēhǎole The other day I made an appointment
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+ jīntiān dào nín bàngōngshì with you to go to your office
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+ qu tántan. today for a talk.
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+
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+ 因爲我有一件要緊的事,所以不能今天去。
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+ Yīnwei wǒ yǒu yíjiàn yàojǐnde Because I have an urgent business
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+ shì, suóyi bù néng jīntiān matter, I can’t go today.
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+ qù.
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+
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+ 改到明天行不行?
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+ Gǎi dào míngtiān xíng bu xíng? Would it be all right to change it
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+ [the appointment] to tomorrow?
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+
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+
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+6. háishi 還是 still
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+
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+7. wàiguo 外國 foreign, abroad
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+
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+8. wàiguo rén 外國人 foreigner (non-Chinese)
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+
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+9. wūzi (yìjiān) 屋子 (一間) room
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+
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+10. yāo 幺 one (telephone pronunciation)
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+
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+
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+[141]
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+
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+UNIT 6 TARGET LIST
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+
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+ 我們到東門餐廳去吃中飯,好不好?
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+1. Wǒmen dào Dōngmén Cāntīng qù Let’s go to the East Gate Restaurant
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+ chī zhōngfàn, hǎo bu hǎo? to eat lunch. Okay?
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+
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+ 東門的菜沒有大華菜那麽好。
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+ Dōngménde cài méiyou Dàhuáde The food at the East Gate isn’t as
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+ cài nàme hǎo. good as the food at the Great
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+ China.
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+ 雖然不太好,可是離這裏近。
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+2. Suírán bú tài hǎo, kěshi lí Even though it [East Gate] is not
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+ zhèli jìn. too good, it is close to us.
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+
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+ 還有一個新開的飯館子離我們這裏更近。
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+ Hái yǒu yíge xīn kāide There is also a newly opened
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+ fànguǎnzi lí wǒmen zhèli restaurant that is even closer
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+ gèng jìn. to us.
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+
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+ 它們那裏菜非常好。今天我請你到那裏去吃。
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+3. Tāmen nàlide cài fēicháng hǎo. The food there is extremely good.
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+ Jīntiān wǒ qǐng ni dào nàli Today I am going to invite you to
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+ qù chī. go there to eat.
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+
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+ 那不好意思!
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+ Nà bù hǎo yìsi! I can’t let you do that!
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+ (That would be too embarrassing!)
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+ 大華的菜又好又便宜。
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+4. Dàhuáde cài yòu hǎo yòu piǎnyi. The food at the Great China is both
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+ good and cheap.
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+ 也有好些菜別的地方吃不找。
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+ Yě yǒu hǎoxiē cài biéde dìfang They also have a good many dishes
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+ chībuzháo. that you can’t find (at) other
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+ places.
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+ 你説的地方一定好。
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+5. Nǐ shuōde dìfang yídìng hǎo. Any place you suggest is sure to
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+ be good.
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+
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+
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+6. bù yídìng 不一定 not necessarily; it’s not definite
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+
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+
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+7. kànfa 看法 opinion, view
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+
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+
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+8. wǎnfàn 晚飯 supper, dinner
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+
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+
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+9. xiǎngfa 想法 idea, opinion
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+
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+
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+10. yìxiē 一些 some, several, a few
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+
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+
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+11. zǎofàn 早飯 breakfast
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+
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+
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+12. zuòfa 做法 way of doing things, method, practice
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+
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+
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+[142]
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+
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+UNIT 7 TARGET LIST
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+
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+ 我有一件事想跟您打聽打聽。
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+1. Wǒ yǒu yíjiàn shi xiǎng gēn I have something I would like to
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+ nín dǎting dǎting. ask you about.
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+
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+ 聽説您那邊新來了一位方先生;他的名字
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+ 我忘記了。
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+ Tīngshuō nín nàbian xīn láile I have heard that you recently had
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+ yíwèi Fāng Xiānsheng; tāde a Mr. Fang join you. I have
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+ míngzi wǒ wàngji le. forgotten his given name.
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+
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+ 不錯,方德明是上個禮拜派到我們這裏
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+ 來的。
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+2. Bú cuò, Fāng Démíng shi shàngge That’s right. Fang Deming was sent
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+ líbài pài dào wǒmen zhèli over here last week.
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+ láide.
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+
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+ 怎麽?你認識他嗎?
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+ Zěnme? Nǐ rènshi ta ma? Why? Do you know him?
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+
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+ 我是加州大學畢業的。
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+3. Wǒ shi Jiāzhōu Dàxué bìyède. I graduated from the University of
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+ California.
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+ 你能不能馬上到我辦公室來?
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+4. Nǐ néng bu néng mǎshàng dào wo Can you come to my office right
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+ bàngōngshì lái? away?
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+
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+ 沒問題。差不多半個鐘頭就到。
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+ Méi wèntí. Chàbuduō bànge No problem. I’ll be there in about
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+ zhōngtóu jiù dào. half an hour.
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+
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+
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+5. jìde 記得 to remember
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+
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+6. rènde 認得 to recognize, to know (alternate
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+ word for rènshi)
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+7. rènshi zì 認識字 to know how to read (literally, “to
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+ recognize characters”)
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+8. wàng 忘 to forget (alternate word for
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+ wàngji, especially in the sense of
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+ forgetting to DO something)
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+
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+9. wánquán 完全 completely
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+
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+10. xiǎngqilai 想起來 to think of, to remember
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+
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+11. zuǒyòu 左右 approximately
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+
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+
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+[143]
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+
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+UNIT 8 TARGET LIST
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+
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+ 喂,這是禮賓司。
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+1. Wài, zhèi shi Lǐbīnsī. Hello. This is the Protocol
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+ Department.
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+ 喂,我是萊登大使的秘書。
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+ Wèi, wǒ shi Láidēng Dàshǐde Hello. I am Ambassador Leyden’s
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+ mìshū. secretary.
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+
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+ 大使接著你們的請帖了。
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+2. Dàshǐ jiēzháo nǐmende qǐngtiě The ambassador received your
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+ le. invitation.
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+
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+ 很可惜因爲他有事,八月九號不能來。
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+ Hěn kěxī yīnwei tā yǒu shì, Unfortunately, because he has a
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+ Báyuè jiǔhào bù néng lái. previous engagement, he cannot
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+ come on August 9。
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+ 請你轉告譙部長。
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+ Qǐng ni zhuǎngào Qiáo Bùzhǎng. Please inform Minister Qiao.
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+
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+ 很抱歉。
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+ Hěn bāoqiàn. I’m very sorry.
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+
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+ 很遺憾,他不能來。
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+3. Hěn yíhàn, tā bù néng lái. We very much regret that he cannot
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+ come.
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+ 我替你轉告一下。
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+ Wǒ tì ni zhuǎngào yíxià. I will pass on the message for you.
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+
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+ 希望以後在找機會聚一聚吧。
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+4. Xīwang yǐhòu zài zhǎo jīhui I hope that later we will find
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+ jùyijù ba. another opportunity to get together.
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+
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+ 真不巧,沒辦法去。
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+5. Zhēn bù qiǎo, méi bànfa qù. I really couldn’t make that; I have
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+ no way of going.
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+ 我們有幾個同學計劃到長城去玩兒。
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+6. Wǒmen yǒu jige tóngxué jìhua A few of us students are planning
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+ dào Chángchéng qù wánr. to go to the Great Wall for an
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+ outing.
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+
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+
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+7. dàjiā 大家 everybody, everyone
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+
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+8. jiēdào 接到 to receive (alternate form of
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+ jiēzháo)
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+
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+9. tóngshì 同事 fellow worker, colleague
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+
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+
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+10. yīnggāi 應該 should, ought to, must
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+
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+
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+[144]
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+
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+UNIT 1
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+
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+REFERENCE LIST
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+
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+(in Běijīng)
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+
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+ 喂
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+1. B: Wéi. Hello.
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+
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+ 喂,你是朱科長嗎?
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+ A: Wài, nǐ shi Zhū Kēzhǎng ma? Hello. Are you Section Chief Zhū?
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+
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+ 是。您是哪位?
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+ B: Shì. Nín shi něiwèi? Yes. Who is this, please?
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+
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+ 我是威廉馬丁。
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+ A: Wǒ shi Wēilián Mǎdīng. I’m William Martin.
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+
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+ 哦,馬丁先生,好久不見。你好啊?
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+ *B: Òu, Madīng Xiānsheng, hǎo Oh, Mr. Martin—I haven’t seen you
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+ jiǔ bú jiàn. Nǐ hǎo a? for quite a while. How are you?
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+
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+ 好。你好啊?
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+ A: Hǎo. Nǐ hǎo a? Fine. How are you?
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+
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+ 我有點兒事想跟您當面談談。
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+2. A: Wǒ yōu diǎnr shì xiǎng gēn I have something I would like to
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+ nín dāngmiàn tántan. talk with you about in person.
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+
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+ 不知道您有工夫沒有。
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+3. A: Bù zhīdào nín yǒu gōngfu I don’t know whether you have the
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+ meiyou. time or not.
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+
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+ 有功夫
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+ B: Yǒu gōngfu. I have the time.
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+
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+ 什麽時候對您合適?
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+4. A: Shénme shíhou duì nín héshì? What time would suit you?
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+
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+ 今天,明天都可以。
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+ B: Jīntiān, míngtiān dōu kéyi. Either today or tomorrow would be
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+ fine.
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+ 今天下午兩點鐘方便嗎?
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+5. A: Jīntiān xiàwǔ liǎngdiǎn Would two o’clock today be
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+ zhōng fāngbian ma? convenient?
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+
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+ 三點比兩點方便一點兒。
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+ B: Sāndiǎn bī liǎngdiǎn Three would be more convenient than
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+ fāngbian yìdiǎnr. two.
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+
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+ 因爲我一會兒出去,也許兩點回不來。
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+6. B: Yīnwei wǒ yìhuǐr chūqu, yěxǔ Since I’m going out in a little
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+ liǎngdiǎn huíbulái. while, I might not be able to get
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+ back by two.
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+ 三點鐘也好。
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+ A: Sāndiǎn zhōng yě hǎo. Three is fine also.
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+
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+* The remaining sentences in this exchange occur on the C-l tape
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+
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+[145]
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+ 那麽,我三點鐘在樓下的會客室等您。
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+7. B: Nàme, wǒ sāndiǎn zhōng zài Well then, I’ll wait for you in the
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+ lóuxiàde huìkèshì děng reception room downstairs at
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+ nín. three o’clock.
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+
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+ 好,三點見。
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+ A: Hǎo, sāndiǎn jiàn. Fine. I’ll see you at three.
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+
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+
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+8. huídelái 回得來 to be able to get back in time
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+
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+
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+9. kòng(r) 空兒 free time, spare time
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+
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+
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+10. lóushàng 樓上 upstairs
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+
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+
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+11. shāngliang 商量 to discuss, to talk over
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+
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+
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+12. yǒu kòng(r) 有空兒 to have free time
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+
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+
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+[146]
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+
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+VOCABULARY
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+
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+
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+ bǐ 比 compared with, than
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+
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+ dāngmiàn 當面 in person, face to face
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+
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+ duì 對 to, towards; with regard to, with
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+ respect to
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+
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+ gōngfu 功夫 free time, spare time
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+
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+ héshì 合適 to be suitable, to be appropriate,
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+ to fit
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+
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+ huíbulái 回不來 to be unable to get back
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+
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+ huídelái 回得來 to be able to get back in time
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+
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+ huìkèshì (huìkèshǐ) 會客室 reception room
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+
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+ kēzhǎng 科長 section chief
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+
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+ kòng(r) 空兒 free time, spare time
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+
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+ lóushàng 樓上 upstairs
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+
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+ lóuxià 樓下 downstairs
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+
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+ nàme 那麽 well, then, in that case
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+
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+ shāngliang 商量 to discuss, to talk over
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+
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+ tán 談 to chat, to talk about
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+
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+ wéi 喂 hello (telephone greeting)
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+
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+ yěxǔ 也許 perhaps, maybe
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+
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+ yìhuǐr 一會兒 a moment
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+
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+ yǒu gōngfu 有功夫 to have free time
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+
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+ yǒu kòng(r) 有空兒 to have free time
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+
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+
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+(introduced on C-2 and P-2 tapes)
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+
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+ chūkǒu gōngsī 出口公司 export company
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+
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+ huì kè 會客 to receive guests
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+
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+ xiē 些 several, some
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+
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+ yǒu yòng 有用 to be useful
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+
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+
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+[147]
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+
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+REFERENCE NOTES
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+
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+ 喂
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+1. B: Wéi. Hello.
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+
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+ 喂,你是朱科長嗎?
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+ A: Wài, nǐ shi Zhū Kēzhǎng ma? Hello. Are you Section Chief Zhū?
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+
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+ 是。您是哪位?
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+ B: Shì. Nín shi něiwèi? Yes. Who is this, please?
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+
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+ 我是威廉馬丁。
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+ A: Wǒ shi Wēilián Mǎdīng. I’m William Martin.
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+
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+ 哦,馬丁先生,好久不見。你好啊?
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+ B: Òu, Mǎdīng Xiānsheng, hǎo Oh, Mr. Martin—I haven’t seen you
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+ jiǔ bú jiàn. Nǐ hǎo a? for quite a while. How are you?
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+
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+ 好。你好啊?
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+ A: Hǎo. Nǐ hǎo a? Fine. How are you?
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+
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+Notes on No. 1
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+
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+Wéi is a greeting used in telephone conversations for “hello.” Some
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+speakers pronounce this greeting as wài. Unlike most Chinese words, wèi
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+has no fixed tone. The intonation varies according to the speaker’s mood.
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+
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+Kēzhǎng: Kē means “section,” and zhǎng means “head of an organization.”
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+Here are some examples of how -zhǎng,“chief,” “head,” is used:
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+
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+
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+ kē 科 section
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+
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+ kēzhǎng 科長 section chief
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+
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+ chù 処 division
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+
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+ chùzhǎng 処長 division chief
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+
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+ xuéxiào 學校 school
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+
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+ xiàozhǎng 校長 principal, headmaster
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+
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+
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+Nín shi něiwèi? Note the use of the polite terms nín and něiwèi. In
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+the English translation, politeness is expressed by the use of the more
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+indirect “Who is this” instead of “Who are you” and also by “please.”
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+
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+Hǎo jiǔ bú jiàn, “I haven’t seen you for quite a while,” is
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+interchangeable with hǎo jiǔ méi jiàn.
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+
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+
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+ 我有點兒事想跟您當面談談。
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+2. A: Wǒ yǒu dianr shì xiǎng gēn I have something I would like to
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+ nín dāngmiàn tántan. talk with you about in person.
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+
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+Notes on No. 2
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+
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+Gēn: In No. 2 the word gēn is a prepositional verb translated as
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+“with.” The preposition gēn, “with,” differs from the conjunction gēn,
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+“and,” in two important ways: a) where stress may be placed b) where
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+the negative may be placed.
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+
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+[148]
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+
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+(a) When gēn is used as the conjunction “and,” both items being joined
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+are stressed and keep their tones. When gēn is used as the prepositional
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+verb “with,” a pronoun which follows is unstressed and loses its tone.
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+Notice the contrasting tones on tā in the following sentences:
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+
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+ 我跟他都來了。
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+ Wǒ gēn tǎ dōu lái le. Both he and I came.
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+
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+ 我跟他來。
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+ Wǒ gēn ta lái. I’ll come with him.
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+
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+(b) To make negative a sentence containing the conjunction gēn, “and,”
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+the negative is placed with the main verb. In sentences containing the
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+prepositional verb gēn, “with,” the negative precedes the prepositional
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+verb. (You have seen this pattern with other prepositional verbs, for
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+example, zài [see BIO, Unit 2, notes on Nos. 8–11].) Notice the
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+contrasting positions of the negatives in the examples below:
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+
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+ 我跟他都沒有去。
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+ Wǒ gēn tā dōu méiyou qù. Neither he nor I went.
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+
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+ 我沒有跟他去。
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+ Wǒ méiyou gēn ta qù. I didn’t go with him.
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+
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+
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+Dāngmiàn means “face-to-face.” Literally, dāng means “in the presence
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+of,” and miàn means “face.”
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+
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+
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+ 不知道您有工夫沒有。
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+3. A: Bù zhīdào nín yǒu gōngfu I don’t know whether you have the
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+ meiyou. time or not.
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+
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+ 有工夫。
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+ B: yǒu gōngfu. I have the time.
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+
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+Note on No. 3
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+
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+Gōngfu, “time,” “free time,” “leisure time,” refers to a period of
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+time during which a person is free, in the sense that his work may be
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+interrupted.
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+
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+Now you know three words for “time”: shíhou, shíjiān, gōngfu Shíhou may
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+be used for either a point in time or an amount of time.
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+
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+ 你什麽時候走?
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+ Nǐ shénme shíhou zǒu? When are you leaving?
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+
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+ 坐火車要走多少時候?
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+ Zuò huǒchē yào zǒu duōshao How long does it take to go by train?
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+ shíhou?
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+
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+Shíjiān refers to any amount of time, including the time when a person is
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+free.
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+
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+ 從這兒到飛機場要多少時間?
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+ Cóng zhèr dào fēijīchǎng How long does it take from here to
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+ yào duōshao shíjiān? the airport?
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+
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+ 今天沒有時間去。
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+ Jīntiān měiyou shíjiān There isn’t time to go today,
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+ qù.
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+
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+[149]
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+
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+Gōngfu, however, is used only for amounts of time which a person has
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+available for his own use.
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+
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+ 你有沒有功夫跟我談談?
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+ Nǐ yǒu méiyou gōngfu gēn Are you free to talk with me?
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+ wo tántan?
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+
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+
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+ 什麽時候對您合適。
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+4. A: Shénme shíhou duì nín héshì? What time would suit you?
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+
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+ 今天,明天都可以。
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+ B: Jīntiān, míngtiān dōu kéyi. Either today or tomorrow would be
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+ fine.
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+Notes on No. 4
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+
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+Duì, “to,” “towards,” “with regard to,” “with respect to,” is a
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+prepositional verb which originally meant “facing.” In modern Chinese,
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+its object introduces either the target of the action or the thing
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+concerned. Contrast this with gěi, “for”: the object introduced by gěi
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+receives the benefit of the action. These generalizations may help you
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+sort out some of the differences between duì and gěi. You might find
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+it helpful to memorize some examples, as well.
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+
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+ duì INTRODUCING THE TARGET OF THE ACTION (“to”)
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+
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+ 你的話是對誰説的。
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+ Nǐde huà shi duì shéi shuōde? To whom were you speaking?
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+
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+ 他對我很客氣。
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+ Tā duì wǒ hěn kèqi. He is very polite to me.
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+
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+ 你對我太好。
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+ Nǐ duì wǒ tài hǎo. You are too good to me.
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+
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+ duì INTRODUCING THE THING CONCERNED (“with regard to,” “with respect to”)
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+
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+ 什麽時候對您合適?
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+ Shénme shíhou duì nín héshì? What time suits you?
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+
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+ 什麽時候對您方便?
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+ Shénme shíhou duì nín fāngbian? What time is convenient for you?
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+
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+Notice that the English is “for you” in the last example, but in Chinese
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+you must say “What time is convenient with regard to you?”
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+
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+ gěi INTRODUCING THE BENEFICIARY
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+
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+ 我給他寫了信了。
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+ Wǒ gěi ta xiěle xìn le. I wrote him a letter.
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+
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+ 這是一張十塊的,請您給我換換。
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+ Zhè shi yìzhāng shíkuàide, Here’s a ten-dollar bill. Please
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+ qǐng ni gěi wǒ huànhuan. change it for me.
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+
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+ 請你給我寫你的地址。
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+ Qǐng ni gěi wǒ xiě nǐde dìzhǐ. Would you write down your address
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+ for me, please?
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+
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+Héshì is an adjectival verb meaning “to fit,” “to suit,” “to be
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+suitable/appropriate.” When trying on clothes in a store, you might
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+say Zhèige bù héshì, “This doesn’t fit.” In another situation, héshì
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+could be translated very freely as “best”: Něitiān duì nín héshì?
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+“What day would be best for you?”
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+
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+[150]
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+
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+ 今天下午兩點鐘方便嗎?
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+5. A: Jīntiān xiàwǔ liǎngdiǎn Would two o’clock today be convenient?
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+ zhōng fāngbian ma?
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+
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+ 三點比兩點方便一點兒。
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+ B: Sāndiǎn bǐ liǎngdiǎn fāngbian Three would be more convenient than
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+ yìdiǎnr. two.
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+
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+Note on No. 5
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+
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+Sāndiǎn bǐ liǎngdiǎn fāngbian yìdiǎnr: Bǐ is a prepositional verb used
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+to make comparisons between two things which are different.* In translating,
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+you may find it helpful to think of bǐ as the English “compared with” or
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+“than.”** Notice that the bǐ phrase precedes the adjectival verb or another
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+predicate in a sentence.
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+
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+*A different pattern is used to say that two things are the same. (See
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+MTG, Unit 3, notes on Nos. 4–5.)
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+
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+**To say “A is not as ... as B,” you use a different construction, which
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+you will learn in MTG, Unit 6, notes on No. 2.
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+
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+
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+ 三點 比 兩點 方便一點兒。
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+ Sāndiǎn bǐ liǎngdiǎn fāngbian yìdiǎnr.
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+ (3 o’clock than 2 o’clock more convenient)
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+ compared with
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+
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+ “Three is more convenient than two.”
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+
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+ 他 比 我 有 功夫。
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+ Tā bǐ wǒ yǒu gōngfu.
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+ (he than I have free time)
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+ compared with
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+
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+ “He has more free time than I do.”
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+
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+The two elements being compared may be nouns, pronouns, verb phrases, or
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+even full sentences. Actually, all elements Joined by bǐ act as nouns,
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+as seen in the English translations of the examples below.
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+
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+ 坐飛機 比 坐火車 快
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+ Zuò fēijī bǐ zuò huǒchē kuài.
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+ (ride plane than ride train fast)
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+ compared with
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+
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+ “Going by plane is faster than going by train.”
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+
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+[151]
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+
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+ 你來 比 我去 方便
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+ Nǐ lái bǐ wǒ qù fāngbian.
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+ (you come than I go convenient)
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+ compared with
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+
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+ “It’s more convenient for you to come than for me to go.”
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+
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+
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+ 因爲我一會兒出去,也許兩點回不來。
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+6. B: Yīnwei wǒ yìhuǐr chūqu, yěxǔ Since I’m going out in a little
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+ liǎngdiǎn huíbulái. while, I might not (he able to)
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+ get back by two.
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+ 三點鐘也好。
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+ A: Sāndiǎn zhōng yě hǎo. Three is fine also.
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+
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+Notes on No. 6
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+
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+Yìhuǐr, “a little while”: When r is added to a syllable ending in i,
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+the pronunciation changes to /er/. Yìhuǐr is actually pronounced yìhuěr.
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+
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+Sentence placement of time phrases: Wǒ yìhuǐr chūqu is translated as
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+“I’m going out IN a little while.” Contrast this with wǒ chūqu yìhuǐr,
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+“I’m going out FOR a little while.” Let’s review the placement of different
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+kinds of time expressions in a Chinese sentence.
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+
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+If you want to say when something happens (“yesterday”) or in how long
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+something happens (“in two years”), you are using time phrases which in
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+Chinese are considered to be POINTS IN TIME. Not only is a time phrase
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+such as “two o’clock” a point in time, but a phrase such as “five days”
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+can also be a point in time if the focus is on the end of this period of
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+time. In English, this focus is expressed by “in five days,” “by the end
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+of five days,” or “at the end of five days.” In Chinese, you do not need
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+to use words such as “in,” “at,” or “by” because the position of the time
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+phrase in the sentence indicates the meaning. Time phrases which are
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+considered points in time are placed BEFORE THE VERB.
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+
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+ WHEN (a point in time)
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+
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+ 我昨天看見他了。
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+ Wǒ zuótiān kànjian ta le. I saw him yesterday.
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+
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+ 我從前來過這裏。
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+ Wǒ cóngqián láiguo zhèli. I have been here before.
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+
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+ 我兩點鐘回來。
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+ Wǒ liǎngdiǎn zhōng huílai. I’ll be back at two o’clock.
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+
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+ 我一點鐘回不來。
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+ Wǒ yìdiǎn zhōng huíbulái. I can’t make it back by one o’clock.
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+
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+ AT THE END OF/BY THE END OF (a period of time which is treated as
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+ a point in time because the focus is
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+ on the end point)
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+
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+ 我三天就做完了。
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+ Wǒ sāntiān jiu zuòwán le. I finished doing it in (by the end
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+ of) three days.
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+ 我五分鐘就走。
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+ Wǒ wǔfēn zhōng jiu zǒu. I’m leaving in (at the end of) five
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+ minutes.
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+[152]
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+
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+ 你幾天回來?
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+ Ni jǐtiān huílai? In (at the end of) how many days will
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+ you come back?
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+ 你多久可以寫完?
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+ Nǐ duōjiu kéyi xiěwán? How long will it be before yo9u can
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+ finish writing it? (by the end
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+ of how long)
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+
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+On the other hand, phrases which express CONTINUATION OF TIME have a
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+different place in sentences. To express an amount of time which passes,
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+put the time expression AFTER THE VERB.
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+
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+ DURATION (the length of time something continues)
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+
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+ 我想跟他談一會兒。
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+ Wǒ xiǎng gēn tā tán yìhuǐr. I would like to talk with him for
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+ awhile.
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+
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+ 他在香港住了一個星期。
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+ Tā zài Xiānggǎng zhùle yíge She stayed in Hong Kong for one week,
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+ xīngqī.
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+
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+ TIME SINCE (the length of time which has passed since something
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+ happened)
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+
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+ 他死了三年了。
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+ Tā sǐle sānnian le. He died three years ago.
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+
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+ 我做完了一個鐘頭了。
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+ Wǒ zuòwánle yíge zhòngtóu le. It has been an hour since I finished.
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+
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+Because yìhuír follows the verb in wǒ chūqu yìhuǐr, it indicates the length
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+of time which will pass after I go out (chūqu). Yìhuǐr precedes the verb
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+in wǒ yìhuǐr chūqu, indicating when I will go out (“in a little while”).
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+
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+Yěxǔ literally means “perhaps.” The word is often used where “may” or
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+“might” would be appropriate in English.
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+
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+Yěxǔ liǎngdiān huíbulái, “I might not (be able to) get back by two”:
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+Notice that this expression liǎngdiān, in time-when position, before the
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+verb, means “by” a certain time. Other time phrases in this position may
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+also mean “by” a certain time.
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+
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+Huíbulái is another form of huílái, “to come back.” Compound verbs of
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+result may be split by the negative bu or the syllable de. Huílái may
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+become either huídelái, “can come back,” or huíbulái, “can’t come back.”
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+These two forms are called the potential forms of the verb; that is, the
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+meaning “can/be able to” or “cannot/unable to” becomes part of the meaning
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+of the compound. The following are examples of compound verbs of result
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+and their potential forms.
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+
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+
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+ huílai 回來 to come back
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+
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+ huídelái 回得來 able to come back
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+
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+ huíbulái 回不來 not able to come back
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+
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+ kànjian 看見 to see
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+
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+ kàndejiàn 看得見 able to see
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+
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+ kànbujiàn 看不見 not able to see
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+
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+ láidejí 來得及 able to make it on time
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+
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+ láibují* 來不及 not able to make it on time
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+
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+*The verb láidejí/láibují does not occur without the inserted -de- or -bu-.
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+
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+[153]
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+
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+ zuòwán 做完 to finish doing
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+
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+ zuòdewán 做得完 able to finished doing, able to be
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+ completed
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+
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+ zuòbuwán 做不完 not able to finish doing, not able
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+ to be completed
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+
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+Compound verbs of direction may also occur in the potential form:
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+
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+
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+ nábushànglái 拿不上來 can’t carry up [to where you are]
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+ (i.e., because something is too
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+ heavy or bulky)
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+
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+ kāideshàngqu 開得上去 can drive up [away from you]
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+ (i.e., it is not too steep)
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+
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+ kāidechūlái 開得出來 can drive out
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+ (i.e., the parking place is not
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+ too tight)
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+
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+ nábuxiàlái 拿不下來 can’t get [it] down
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+ (i.e., because it is too high,
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+ bolted on, etc.)
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+
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+ zǒudexiàqu 走得下去 can walk down
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+ (i.e., because it is not too far
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+ or too steep)
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+
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+Notice that the last syllables of these compound verbs (except for toneless
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+qu) have full tones when they occur with -de- and -bu-.
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+
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+
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+ 那麽,我三點鐘在樓下的會客室等您。
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+7. B: Nàme, wǒ sāndiǎn zhōng zài Well then, I’ll wait for you in the
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+ louxiàde huìkèshì děng nín. reception room downstairs at three
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+ o’clock.
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+ 好,三點見。
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+ A: Hǎo, sāndiǎn jiàn. Fine. I’ll see you at three.
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+
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+Notes on No. 7
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+
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+Word order: The first sentence of exchange 7 illustrates the rule
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+TIME—PLACE—ACTION.
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+
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+Huìkèshì is also pronounced huìkèshǐ.
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+
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+[154]
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+
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+8. huídelái 回得來 to be able to get back in time
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+
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+
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+9. kòng(r) 有空 free time, spare time
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+
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+
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+10. lóushàng 樓上 upstairs
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+
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+
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+11. shāngliang 商量 to discuss, to talk over
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+
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+
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+12. yǒu kòng(r) 有空兒 to have free time
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+
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+
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+Notes on Additional Required Vocabulary
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+
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+Here are some sentences illustrating the use of these vocabulary items:
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+
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+ 你三點鐘回得來回不來。
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+ Nǐ sāndiǎn zhōng huídelái Can you make it back by three o’clock?
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+ huíbulái?
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+
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+ 樓上還有人。
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+ Lóushàng hái yǒu rén? Are there still people upstairs?
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+
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+ 我想和你商量。
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+ Wǒ xiǎng hé nǐ shāngliang I would like to talk over a matter
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+ yíjiàn shì. with you.
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+
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+ 你今天下午有空兒。
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+ Nǐ jīntiān xiàwǔ yǒu kòngr Do you have time this afternoon?
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+ ma?
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+
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+[155]
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+
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+DRILLS
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+
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+A. Substitution Drill
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+
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+ 我有點事想跟您當面談談。 我有點事想跟張科長當面談談。
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+1. Speaker: Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng You: Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn
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+ gēn nín dāngmiàn Zhāng Kēzhǎng dāngmiàn
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+ tántan. tántan.
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+
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+ 張科長
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+ (cue) Zhāng Kēzhǎng
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+ (I have something I (I have something I would like
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+ would like to talk to talk with Section Chief
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+ with you about in Zhāng about in person.)
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+ person.)
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+
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+ 我有點事想跟張科長當面談談。 我有點事想跟他當面談談。
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+2. Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn Zhāng Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn tā
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+ Kēzhǎng dāngmiàn tántan. dāngmiàn tántan.
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+
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+ 他
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+ tā
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+
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+ 我有點事想跟他當面談談。 我有點事想跟魏武官談談。
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+3. Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn tā Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn Wèi
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+ dāngmiàn tántan. Wǔguān tántan.
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+
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+ 魏武官
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+ Wèi Wǔguān
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+
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+ 我有點事想跟魏武官當面談談。 我有點事想跟王少校當面談談。
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+4. Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn Wèi Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn Wáng
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+ Wǔguān dāngmiàn tántan. Shàoxiào dāngmiàn tántan.
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+
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+ 王少校
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+ Wáng Shàoxiào
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+
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+ 我有點事想跟王少校當面談談。 我有點事想跟林先生當面談談。
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+5. Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn Wáng Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn Lín
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+ Shàoxiào dāngmiàn tántan. Xiānsheng dāngmiàn tántan.
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+
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+ 林先生
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+ Lín Xiānsheng
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+
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+ 我有點事想跟林先生當面談談。 我有點事想跟劉科長當面談談。
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+6. Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn Lín Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn Liú
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+ Xiānsheng dāngmiàn tántan. Kēzhǎng dāngmiàn tántan.
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+
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+ 劉科長
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+ Liú Kēzhǎng
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+
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+ 我有點事想跟劉科長當面談談。
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+7. Wǒ yǒu diǎn shì xiǎng gēn Liú
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+ Kēzhǎng dāngmiàn tántan.
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+
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+
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+B. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 您明天來了嗎? 不知道您明天來不來。
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+1. Speaker: Nín míngtiān lái ma? You: Bù zhīdào nín míngtiān lái
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+ (Are you coming bu lái.
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+ tomorrow?) (I don’t know whether you are
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+ coming tomorrow or not.)
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+
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+ 他走了嗎? 不知道他走了沒有。
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+ OR Tā zǒu le ma? Bù zhīdào tā zǒu le meiyou.
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+ (Has he gone?) (I don’t know whether he has
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+ gone or not.)
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+
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+[156]
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+
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+ 您有功夫嗎? 不知道您有功夫沒有。
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+2. Nín yǒu gōngfu ma? Bù zhīdào nín yǒu gōngfu meiyou.
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+
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+ 他昨天去了嗎? 不知道他昨天去了沒有。
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+3. Tā zuótiān qù le ma? Bù zhīdào tā zuótiān qù le meiyou,
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+
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+ 他有錢嗎? 不知道他有錢沒有。
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+4. Tā yǒu qiǎn ma? Bù zhīdào tā yǒu qián meiyou.
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+
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+ 他還要嗎? 不知道他還要不要。
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+5. Tā hái yào ma? Bù zhīdào tā hái yào bu yào.
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+
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+ 他買了嗎? 不知道他買了沒有。
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+6. Tā mǎi le ma? Bù zhīdào tā mǎi le meiyou.
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+
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+
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+C. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 什麽時候對您合適? 三點對您合適嗎?
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+1. Speaker: Shénme shíhou duì nín You: Sāndiǎn duì nín héshì ma?
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+ héshì? (Would three o’clock suit you?)
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+
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+ 三點
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+ (cue) sāndiǎn
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+ (What time would suit
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+ you?)
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+
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+ 星期幾對您合適? 星期二對您合適嗎?
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+2. Xīngqījǐ duì nín héshì? Xīngqīèr duì nín héshì ma?
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+
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+ 星期二
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+ Xīngqīèr
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+
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+ 在幾樓對您合適? 在五樓對您合適嗎?
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+3. Zài jǐlou duì nín héshì? Zài wǔlóu duì nín héshì ma?
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+
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+ 五樓
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+ wǔlóu
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+
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+ 對您合適? 明天對您合適嗎?
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+4. Něitiān duì nín héshì? Míngtiān duì nín héshì ma?
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+
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+ 明天
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+ míngtiān
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+
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+ 什麽時候對您合適? 早上對您合適嗎?
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+5. Shénme shíhou duì nín héshì? Zǎoshang duì nín héshì ma?
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+
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+ 早上
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+ zǎoshang
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+
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+ 什麽時候對您合適? 晚上對您合適嗎?
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+6. Shénme shíhou duì nín héshì? Wǎnshang duì nín héshì ma?
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+
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+ 晚上
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+ wǎnshang
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+
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+ 幾點對您合適? 十點對您合適嗎?
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+7. Jǐdiǎn duì nín héshì? Shídiǎn duì nín héshì ma?
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+
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+ 十點
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+ shídiǎn
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+
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+
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+[157]
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+
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+D. Response Drill
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+
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+ 什麽時候對您合適? 今天,明天都可以。
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+1. Speaker: Shénme shíhou duì nín You: Jīntiān, míngtiān dōu kéyi.
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+ héshì? (Either today or tomorrow
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+ would be fine.)
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+ 今天
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+ (cue) jīntiān
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+ (What time would suit
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+ you?)
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+
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+ 幾點對您合適? 三點,四點都可以。
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+2. Jǐdiǎn duì nín héshì? Sāndiǎn, sìdiǎn dōu kéyi.
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+
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+ 三點
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+ sāndiǎn
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+
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+ 星期幾對您合適? 星期一,星期二都可以。
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+3. Xīngqījǐ duì nín héshì? Xīngqīyī, Xīngqīèr dōu kéyi,
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+
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+ 星期一
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+ Xīngqīyī
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+
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+ 幾號對您合適? 四號,五號都可以。
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+4. Jǐhào duì nín héshì? Sìhào, wǔhào dōu kéyi.
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+
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+ 四號
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+ sìhào
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+
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+ 什麽時候對您合適? 上午,下午都可以。
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+5. Shénme shíhou duì nín héshì? Shàngwǔ, xiàwǔ dōu kéyi.
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+
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+ 上午
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+ shàngwǔ
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+
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+ 哪天對您合適? 明天,後天都可以。
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+6. Něitiān duì nín héshì? Míngtiān, hòutiān dōu kéyi.
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+
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+ 明天
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+ míngtiān
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+
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+ 星期幾對您合適? 星期六星期天都可以。
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+7. Xīngqījǐ duì nín héshì? Xīngqīliù, Xīngqītiān dōu kéyi.
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+
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+ 星期六
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+ Xīngqīliù
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+
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+
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+E. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 什麽地方對您方便? 樓上對您方便,還是樓下對您方便?
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+1. Speaker: Shénme dìfang duì nín You: lóushàng duì nín fāngbian,
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+ fāngbian? háishi lóuxià duì nín
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+ fāngbian?
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+ 樓上 (Would upstairs or downstairs
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+ (cue) lóushàng be more convenient for you?)
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+ (What place would be
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+ convenient for you?)
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+
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+ 什麽時候對您方便? 三點候對您方便,還是四點候對您方便?
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+2. Shénme shíhou duì nín fāngbian? Sāndiǎn duì nín fāngbian, háishi
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+ sìdiǎn duì nín fāngbian?
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+ 三點
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+ sāndiǎn
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+
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+ 幾號 六號六號對您方便,還是七號對您方便?
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+3. Jǐhào duì nín fāngbian? Liùhào duì nín fāngbian, háishi
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+ qíhào duì nín fāngbian?
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+ 六號
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+ liùhào
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+
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+ 對您方便? 明天對您方便,還是後天對您方便?
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+4. Něitiān duì nín fāngbian? Míngtiān duì nín fāngbian, háishi
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+ hòutian duì nín fāngbian?
|
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+ 明天
|
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+ míngtiān
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+
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+ 對您方便? 上午對您方便,還是下午對您方便?
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+5. Shénme shíhou duì nín fāngbian? Shàngwǔ duì nín fāngbian, háishi
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+ xiàwǔ duì nín fāngbian?
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+ 上午
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+ shàngwǔ
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+
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+
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+[158]
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+
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+ 對您方便? 星期三對您方便,還是星期四對您方便?
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+6. Xīngqījǐ duì nín fāngbian? Xīngqīsān duì nín fāngbian, háishi
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+ Xīngqīsì duì nín fāngbian?
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+ 星期三
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+ Xīngqīsān
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+
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+ 對您方便? 九點對您方便,還是十點對您方便?
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+7. Jǐdiǎn duì nín fāngbian? Jiǔdiān duì nín fāngbian, háishi
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+ shídiǎn duì nín fāngbian?
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+ 九點
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+ jǐǔdiǎn
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+
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+
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+F. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 三點方便一點。 三點比四點方便一點。
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+1. Speaker: Sāndiǎn fāngbian yìdiān. You: Sāndiǎn bǐ sìdiǎn fāngbian
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+ yìdiǎn.
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+ 四點 (Three o’clock is a little
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+ (cue) sìdiǎn more convenient than four
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+ (Three o’clock is a o’clock.)
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+ little more
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+ convenient.)
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+
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+ 三號方便一點。 三號比五號方便一點。
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+2. Sānhào fāngbian yìdiǎn. Sānhào bǐ wǔhào fāngbian yìdiǎn.
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+
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+ 五號
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+ wǔhào
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+
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+ 樓上方便一點。 樓上比樓下方便一點。
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+3. Lóushàng fāngbian yìdiǎn. Lóushàng bǐ lóuxià fāngbian yìdiǎn.
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+
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+ 樓下
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+ lóuxià
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+
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+ 他的錢多一點。 他的錢比我的多一點。
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+4. Tāde qián duō yìdiǎn. Tāde qián bǐ wǒde duō yìdiǎn.
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+
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+ 我的
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+ wǒde
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+
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+ 他去好一點。 他去比我去好一點。
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+5. Tā qù hǎo yìdiǎn. Tā qù bǐ wǒ qù hǎo yìdiǎn.
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+
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+ 我去
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+ wǒ qù
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+
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+ 他大一點。 他比我大一點。
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+6. Tā dà yìdiǎn. Tā bǐ wǒ dà yìdiǎn.
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+
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+ 我
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+ wǒ
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+
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+ 這個大一點。 這個比那個大一點。
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+7. Zhèige dà yìdiǎn. Zhèige bǐ nèige dà yìdiǎn.
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+
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+ 那個
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+ nèige
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+
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+
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+G. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 他説得快一點。 他説得比我快一點。
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+1. Speaker: Tā shuōde kuài yìdiǎn. You: Tā shuōde bǐ wǒ kuài yìdiǎn
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+ (He speaks a little (He speaks a little faster
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+ fast.) than I do.)
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+
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+ 他來得早一點。 他來得比我早一點。
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+2. Tā láide zǎo yìdiǎn. Tā láide bǐ wǒ zǎo yìdiǎn.
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+
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+ 他走得晚一點。 他走得比我晚一點。
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+3. Tā zǒude wǎn yìdiǎn. Tā zǒude bǐ wǒ wǎn yìdiǎn.
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+
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+ 他做得好一點。 他做得比我好一點。
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+4. Tā zuòde hǎo yìdiǎn. Tā zuòde bǐ wǒ hǎo yìdiǎn.
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+
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+ 他賣得少一點。 他賣得比我少一點。
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+5. Tā mǎide shǎo yìdiǎn. Tā mǎide bǐ wǒ shǎo yìdiǎn.
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+
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+
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+[159]
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+
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+ 他賣得多一點。 他賣得比我多一點。
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+6. Tā màide duō yìdiǎn. Tā màide bǐ wǒ duō yìdiǎn.
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+
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+ 他學得慢一點。 他學得比我慢一點。
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+7. Tā xuéde màn yìdiǎn. Tā xuéde bǐ wǒ màn yìdiǎn.
|
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+
|
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+
|
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+H. Response Drill
|
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+
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+ 你什麽時候出去? 我有一會兒就出去。
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|
+1. Speaker: Nǐ shénme shíhou chūqu? You: Wǒ yìhuǐr jiù chūqu.
|
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|
+ (What time are you (I’m going out in Just a little
|
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+ going out?) while.)
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+
|
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+ 你出去多久。 我就出去一會兒。
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+ OR Nǐ chūqu duó jiǔ? Wǒ jiù chūqu yìhuīr.
|
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+ (For how long are you (I’m Just going out for a
|
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|
+ going out?) little while.)
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+
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+ 你什麽時候出來? 我一會兒就出來。
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+2. Nǐ shénme shíhou chūlai? Wǒ yìhuǐr jiù chūlai.
|
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+
|
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+ 你去多久? 我就去一會兒。
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+3. Nǐ qù duó jiǔ? Wǒ jiù qù yìhuǐr.
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+
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+ 他什麽時候來? 他一會兒就去。
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+4. Tā shénme shíhou lái? Tā yìhuǐr jiù lái.
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+
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+ 他看多久? 他就看一會兒。
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+5. Tā kàn duó jiǔ? Tā jiù kàn yìhuǐr.
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+
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+ 你什麽時候走? 我一會兒就走。
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+6. Nǐ shénme shíhou zǒu? Wǒ yìhuǐr jiù zǒu.
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+
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+
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+I. Response Drill
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+
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+ 張先生明天回得來回不來? 張先生後天才回來。
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+1. Speaker: Zhāng Xiānsheng míngtiān You: Zhāng Xiānsheng hòutiān cái
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+ huídelái huíbulái? huílai.
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+ (Will Mr. Zhāng be (Mr. Zhāng won’t be able to
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+ able to come back come back until day after
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+ tomorrow?) tomorrow.)
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+
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+ 王女士星期四回得來回不來? 才回來。
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+2. Wáng Nǚshì Xíngqīsì huídelái Wǎng Nǚshì Xíngqīwǔ cái huílai.
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+ huíbulái?
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+
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+ 李同志十一點回得來回不來? 李同志十二點才回來。
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+3. Lǐ Tóngzhì shíyīdiǎn huídelái Lǐ Tóngzhì shíèrdiǎn cái huílai.
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+ huíbulái?
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+
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+ 林科長二十號回得來回不來? 林科長二十一號才回來。
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+4. Lín Kēzhǎng èrshihào huídelái Lín Kēzhǎng èrshiyīhào cái huílai.
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+ huíbulái?
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+
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+ 魏少校這個月回得來回不來? 魏少校下個月才回來。
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+5. Wèi Shàoxiào zhèige yuè Wèi Shàoxiào xiàge yuè cái huílai.
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+ huídelái huíbulái?
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+
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+[160]
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+
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+ 楊先生早上回得來回不來? 楊先生晚上才回來。
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+6. Yáng Xiānsheng zǎoshang huídelái Yáng Xiānsheng wǎnshang cái huílai.
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+ huíbulái?
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+
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+ 趙同志今天回得來回不來? 趙同志明天才回來。
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+7. Zhào Tóngzhì jīntiān huídelái Zhào Tóngzhì míngtiān cái huílai.
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+ huíbulái?
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+
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+
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+J. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 那麽,我在這兒等您。 那麽,我一會兒在這兒等您。
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+1. Speaker: Nàme, wǒ zài zhèr děng You: Nàme, wǒ yìhuǐr zài zhèr děng
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+ nín. nín.
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+ (cue) in a moment (In that case, in a moment
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+ (In that case, I’ll I’ll wait for you here.)
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+ wait for you here.)
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+
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+ 那麽,我在樓下等他。 那麽,我在樓下等他一會兒。
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+2. Nàme, wǒ zài lóuxià děng ta. Nàme, wǒ zài lóuxià děng ta yìhuǐr.
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+ for a moment
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+
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+ 那麽,我在樓上等他。 那麽,我在樓上等他。
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+3. Nàme, wǒ zài lóushàng děng ta. Nàme, wǒ yìdiǎn zhōng zài lóushàng
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+ at one o’clock děng ta.
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+
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+ 那麽,我在他那兒等您。 那麽,我在他那兒等您十分鐘。
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+4. Nàme, wǒ zài tā nàr děng nín. Nàme, wǒ zài tā nàr děng nín shífēn
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+ for ten minutes zhōng.
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+
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+ 那麽,我在他家等您。 那麽,我一會兒在他家等您。
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+5. Nàme, wǒ zài tā jiā děng nín. Nàme, wǒ yìhuǐr zài tā jiā děng nín.
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+ in a moment
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+
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+ 那麽,我在小賣部等您。 那麽,我在小賣部等您五分鐘。
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+6. Nàme, wǒ zài xiǎomàibù děng nín. Nàme, wǒ zài xiǎomàibù děng nín
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+ for five minutes wǔfēn zhōng.
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+
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+ 那麽,我在這兒等他。 那麽,我在這兒等他一會兒。
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+7. Nàme, wǒ zài zhèr děng ta. Nàme, wǒ zài zhèr děng ta yìhuǐr.
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+ for a moment
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+
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+
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+[161]
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+
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+UNIT 2
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+
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+REFERENCE LIST
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+
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+(in Běijīng)
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+
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+ 喂,美大司。
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+1. C: Wèi, Měidàsī. Hello. Department of American and
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+ Oceanic Affairs.
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+
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+ 我是加拿大大使館的喬治達菲。 我有
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+ 一件事想跟王科長講一講。
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+ A: Wǒ shi Jiānádà Dàshiguǎnde I am George Duffy of the Canadian
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+ Qiáozhì Dáfēi. Wǒ yǒu Embassy. I have something I
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+ yíjiàn shì xiǎng gēn Wáng would like to discuss with Section
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+ Kēzhǎng jiǎngyijiang. Chief Wáng.
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+
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+ 哦,她現在開會。
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+2. C: Òu, tā xiànzài zài kāi huì. Oh, she is at a meeting now.
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+
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+ 等她外晚會我告诵她給你回電話。
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+ C: Děng tā kāiwán huì wǒ When she is finished with the
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+ gàosong tā gěi ni huí meeting, I will tell her to
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+ diànhuà. return your call.
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+
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+ 好,謝謝你,
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+3. A: Hǎo, xièxie ni. Fine. Thank you.
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+
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+ 不謝。
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+ C: Bú xiè. Don’t mention it.
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+
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+ 對不起,今天早上你打電話來的時候
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+ 我在開會,沒時間跟你説話。
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+4. B: Duìbuqǐ, jīntiān zǎoshang I’m sorry. When you called here
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+ nǐ dǎ diànhuà laide this morning, I was in a meeting
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+ shíhou wǒ zài kāi huì, and didn’t have time to speak
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+ méi shíjiān gēn ni shuō with you.
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+ huà.
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+
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+ 沒關係。我知道你很忙。
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+ A: Méi guānxi. Wǒ zhīdào nǐ It doesn’t matter. I know you are
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+ hěn máng. very busy.
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+
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+ 我給你打電話目的是想跟你當面談談。
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+5. A: Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuàde mùdi The reason I called you is that I
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+ shi xiǎng gēn ni dāngmiàn would like to talk with you in
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+ tántan. person.
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+
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+ 好啊。什麽時候啊?
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+ B: Hǎo a. Shénme shíhou a? All right. When?
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+
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+ 明天對你合適嗎?
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+6. A: Míngtiān duì ni héshì ma? Would tomorrow be all right for you?
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+
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+ 明天下午什麽時候都可以,
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+ B: Míngtiān xiàwǔ shénme shíhou Any time tomorrow afternoon would
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+ dōu kéyi. be fine.
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+
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+ 在哪兒見呢?
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+7. A: Zài nǎr jiàn ne? Where shall we meet?
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+
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+ 兩點鐘請你到我這兒,行不行?
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+ B: Liǎngdiǎn zhōng qǐng ni dào Please come over here at two o’clock
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+ wǒ zhèr lái, xíng bu xíng? All right?
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+
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+ 好。明天兩點鐘見。
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+ A: Hǎo. Míngtiān liǎngdiǎn Okay. See you tomorrow at two
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+ zhōng jiàn. o’clock.
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+
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+[162]
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented, on C-l and. P-1 tapes)
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+
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+8. guānxi 關係 relation, relationship, connection
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+
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+
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+9. jiǎng huà 講話 to speak, to talk; a speech
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+
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+
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+10. lǐngshiguǎn 領事館 consulate
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+
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+
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+11. shìqing (yíjiàn) 事情 (一件) matter, business, affair
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+
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+
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+12. sīzhǎng 司長 department chief
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+
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+
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+13. yǒu guānxi 有關係 to relate to, to have a bearing on,
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+ to matter
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+
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+[163]
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+
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+VOCABULARY
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+
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+ bú xiè 不謝 don’t mention it
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+
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+ dàshiguǎn 大使館 embassy
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+
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+ diànhuà 電話 telephone, phone call
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+
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+ guānxi 關係 relation, relationship, connection
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+
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+ -jiàn 件 (counter for matters, business, affairs)
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+
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+ jiǎng 講 to discuss (something), to talk about (something)
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+
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+ jiǎng huà 講話 to speak, to talk; a speech
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+
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+ kāi huì 開會 to attend a meeting
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+
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+ kāiwán huì 開完會 to finish a meeting
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+
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+ língshiguǎn 領事館 consulate
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+
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+ Měidàsī 美大司 Department of American and Oceanic Affairs
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+
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+ méi guānxi 沒關係 it doesn’t matter
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+
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+ mùdi 目的 reason, objective, purpose
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+
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+ shì (yíjiàn) 事 (意見) matter, business, affair
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+
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+ shìqing (yíjiàn) 事情 (意見) matter, business, affair
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+
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+ shuō huà 説話 to speak
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+
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+ sīzhǎng 司長 department chief
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+
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+ yǒu guānxi 有關係 to relate, to have a bearing on, to matter
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+
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+ zài 在 in the midst of (marker of ongoing action)
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+
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+
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+(introduced on C-2 and P-2 tapes)
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+
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+ chī 吃 to eat
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+
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+ dàxuéshēng 大學生 college student
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+
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+ diànhuà hàomǎ 電話號碼 telephone number
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+
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+ dù jià 度假 to spend one’s vacation
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+
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+ hòulài 後來 later
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+
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+ láodòng 勞動 to do manual labor
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+
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+ Qíngbàosī 情報司 Intelligence Bureau (part of the
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+ Ministry of Foreign Affairs, PRC)
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+
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+ shēnghuó 生活 life
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+
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+ tóngyì 同意 to agree
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+
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+[164]
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+
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+REFERENCE NOTES
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+
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+ 喂,美大司。
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+1. C: Wèi, Měidàsī. Hello. Department of American and
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+ Oceanic Affairs.
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+ 我是加拿大大使館的喬治達菲
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+ A: Wǒ shi Jiānádà Dàshīguǎnde I am George Duffy of the Canadian
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+ Qiáozhì Dáfēi. Wǒ you Embassy. I have something I would
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+ yíjiàn shi xiǎng gēn Wáng like to discuss with Section Chief
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+ Kēzhǎng jiǎngyijiǎng. Wang.
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+
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+Notes on No. 1
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+
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+Měidàsī: In Chinese, abbreviations are made up of one syllable from
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+each word in a term. In Měidàsī, měi stands for Měizhōu (美洲), “American
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+continent.” Dà stands for Dàyángzhōu (大洋洲), “Oceania” (the islands of
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+the South Central Pacific, including Australia and New Zealand). The ending
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+sī means “department.” It is used only within organizations on the national
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+level.
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+
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+Dàshiguǎn: The word guǎn means “building” or “establishment,” as in
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+fànguǎn, an establishment where food is sold. The examples below illustrate
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+the use of guǎn.
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+
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+
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+ dàshǐ 大使 ambassador
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+
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+ dàshiguǎn 大使館 embassy
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+
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+ lǐngshì 領事 consul
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+
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+ lǐngshiguǎn 領事館 consulate
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+
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+ zhǎnlǎn 展覽 exhibit
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+
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+ zhǎnlǎnguǎn 展覽館 exhibition hall
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+
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+Notice that the shǐ in dàshǐguǎn and the shì in līngshiguǎn lose their
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+tones.
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+
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+Yíjiàn shì: The counter -jiàn in this expression is also the counter
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+for luggage. Yíjiàn shì literally means “a piece of business.”
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+
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+Jiǎng and jiǎng huà: The English word “speak,” meaning the activity
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+in general, must he translated into Chinese with a verb and its GENERAL
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+OBJECT: jiǎng huà In other uses, the verb “to speak,” jiǎng, may be
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+followed by a specific object or a phrase showing duration, or it may be
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+changed into a multisyllabic verb, such as jiǎngyijiǎng. Other verbs which
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+are used the same way are shuō huà, xiě zì, and niàn shū.
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+
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+ 他在講中國的事情。
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+ Tā zài jiǎng Zhōngguode He is talking about Chinese affairs
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+ shìqing.
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+
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+ 他已經講了不少。
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+ Tā yǐjīng jiǎngle bù shǎo. He has already said a lot.
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+
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+ 他的講話很有意思。
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+ Tāde jiǎng huà hěn yǒu yìsi. His talk was very interesting.
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+
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+Jiǎng is not used to say that someone said something. Instead, shuō is used.
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+
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+ 他説他不能來。
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+ Tā shuō tā bù néng lái. He said he could not come.
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+
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+
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+[165]
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+ 哦,她現在開會
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+2. C: Òu, tā xiànzài zài kāi huì. Oh, she is at a meeting now.
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+
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+ 等她外晚會我告诵她給你回電話。
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+ C: Děng tā kāiwán huì wǒ gàosong When she is finished with the meeting,
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+ tā gěi ni huí diànhuà. I will tell her to return your call.
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+
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+Notes on No. 2
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+
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+Zài is the aspect marker for ongoing actions. It indicates that the
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+action is in progress. The corresponding verb in the English translation
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+usually ends in -ing. Zài is used only with verbs which express actual
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+dynamic action. State and process verbs may not be used with zài. Many
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+action verbs may be used with zài, but some do not have enough “action”
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+to be used (e.g., “sitting”).
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+
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+ 他來的時候,你在念書。
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+ Tā láide shíhou, ní zài When he came, you were studying,
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+ niàn shū.
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+
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+ 他們在看電影。
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+ Tāmen zài kàn diànyìng. They are watching a movie.
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+
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+ 他們在喝咖啡。
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+ Tāmen zài hē kāfēi. They are drinking coffee.
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+
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+ 他們在上課。
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+ Tāmen zài shàng kè. They are having class.
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+
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+Zài is placed in front of the verb, unlike other aspect markers, such as
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+le, guo, and de.
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+
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+To make ongoing-action sentences negative, use bù. To form a question with
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+zài, use shì bu shi zài, zài...ma, or zài bu zai.
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+
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+ 學生在上課嗎?
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+ Xuésheng zài shàng kè ma? Are the students having class?
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+
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+ 他們不在上課,已經走了。
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+ Tāmen bú zài shàng kè, yǐjīng They are not having class. They
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+ zǒu le. have already left.
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+
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+ 他來的時候,你是不是在念書?
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+ Tā láide shíhou, nǐ shì bu Weren’t you studying when he came
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+ shi zài niàn shu? over?
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+
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+ 不,不在念書,已經玩兒去了。
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+ Bù, bú zài niàn shū, yǐjīng No, I wasn’t studying. I had already
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+ wánr qu le. gone out to play.
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+
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+ 他在不在看電視?
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+ Tā zài bu zai kàn diànshì? Is he watching television?
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+
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+The aspect marker zài and the aspect marker ne often occur in the same
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+sentence, indicating absence of change.
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+
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+ 她在看報呢。
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+ Tā zài kàn bào ne. She is reading the paper.
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+
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+Sometimes ne is used without zài.
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+
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+ 她看報呢。
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+ Tā kàn bào ne. She is reading the paper.
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+
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+Děng, literally “to wait”: In the second sentence of No. 2, the verb
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+děng is used at the beginning of a phrase to mean “when.” Děng may be used
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+with de shíhou, “when,” in the same phrase. Often, the second part of a
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+sentence beginning with děng will contain an adverb meaning “then”—jiù,
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+zài, or cái.
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+
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+[166]
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+
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+ 等你看完報紙,我們出去買菜。
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+ Děng nǐ kànwán bàozhǐ, wǒmen When you have finished the paper,
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+ chūqu mǎi cài. we will go out to buy groceries.
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+
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+ 學英文難不難?
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+ Xué Yīngwén nán bu nán? Is it hard to learn English?
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+
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+ 等你學的時候就知道了。
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+ Děng nǐ xuéde shíhou jiù When you study it, then you’ll know.
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+ zhīdao le.
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+
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+ 你不是有一件事要告诵我嗎?
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+ Nǐ bú shi yǒu yíjiàn shì yào Don’t you have something you want
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+ gàosong wǒ ma? to tell me?
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+
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+ 等吃完飯再説。
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+ Děng chīwán fàn zài shuō. Wait until we finish eating; then
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+ we’ll talk about it.
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+
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+The translation of děng as “wait until,” in the last example above, might
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+suggest that the word is used only in future contexts. But děng is also
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+used in past contexts:
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+
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+ 昨天他沒有和你一起去看電影嗎?
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+ Zuótiān tā méiyou hé ni Didn’t he go out with you to a movie
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+ yìqǐ qù kàn diànyǐng ma? last night?
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+
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+ 沒有。等他回來的時候都十一點了。
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+ Méiyou. Děng tā huílaide No. It was already eleven o’clock
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+ shíhou dōu shíyīdiǎn le. when he got home.
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+
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+ 昨天他八點鐘才回家。等他回家我們才做飯,
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+ 你想幾點才吃飯!
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+ Zuótiān tā bādiǎn zhōng cái Yesterday he didn’t get home until
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+ huí jiā. Děng tā huí jiā eight o’clock. We didn’t fix
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+ wǒmen cái zuò fàn, nǐ xiǎng dinner until he got home; so
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+ jǐdiǎn cái chī fàn! imagine what time it was when
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+ we ate!
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+
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+Kāi huì, “to meet,” “to hold a meeting,” is an example of a verb and
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+its general object.
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+
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+Kāiwán, “finish holding [the meeting]”: Wán is the verb “to finish.”
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+It is used as an ending in a compound verb of result in No. 2.* Wán
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+expresses the idea of “over,” “up,” as in “Class is over,” “All the paper
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+has been used up.”
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+
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+But be careful: wán is not used as a main verb when an object follows the
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+verb. Instead of saying “finish this,” using wán by itself, you would say
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+bǎ zhèige chīwán, “finish eating this”; bǎ zhèige zuòwán, “finish doing
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+this”; or bǎ zhèige kànwán, “finish reading this.”
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+
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+Wán may sometimes be used as a main verb when there is no object, as in
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+Diànyīng wán le, “The movie is finished.” But far more often wán occurs
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+as an ending which indicates result.
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+
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+Diànhuà (literally, “electric speech”) may mean either “telephone” or
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+“telephone call.”
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+
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+Huí diànhuà, “to return a phone call,” “to call back”: you have learned
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+the verb huí, “to return,” as in Nǐ shenme shíhou huíqu? “When are you going
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+back?” In No. 2, huí takes a direct object, diànhuà. Compare huí diànhuà
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+with dǎ diànhuà, “to make a phone call,” which is found in exchange 4.
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+
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+*You have already seen wán in Piào dōu màiwán le.
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+
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+[167]
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+
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+Gěi ni huí diànhuà, “call you ’back”: you have learned the prepositional
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+verb gěi, meaning “for [the benefit of].” In gěi ni huí diànhuà, gěi is
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+translated as “to.” Because there are two meanings for gěi, occasionally
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+a sentence may be ambiguous. For example, Wǒ gěi ta jìqule liǎngbāo cháyè
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+means either “I sent two packages of tea to him” or “I mailed out two
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+packages of tea for him.”
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+
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+Duì is also translated as “to.” Duì introduces the target; gěi introduces
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+the receiver. In other words, duì expresses the intended direction but
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+does not necessarily imply that the target is reached. Gěi usually implies
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+receiving, as you might expect, since it means “give” as a full verb.
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+
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+You use gěi to indicate the receiver when you say
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+
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+ 給她打電話
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+ gěi ta dǎ diànhuà telephone her
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+
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+ 給她寫一封信
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+ gěi ta xiě yìfēng xìn write her a letter
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+
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+ 給她買了一個房子
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+ gěi ta mǎile yige fángzi bought her a house
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+
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+But, to indicate the target, you say
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+
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+ 給她好
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+ duì ta hǎo be nice to her
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+
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+ 對他客氣
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+ duì ta kèqi be polite to him
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+
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+ 對她生氣
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+ duì ta shēngqì get angry at her
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+
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+Notice that duì is used especially to indicate the target of feelings and
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+attitudes, while gěi is used with actions such as calling, mailing, and
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+sending.
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+
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+
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+ 好,謝謝你。
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+3. A: Hǎo, xièxie ni. Fine. Thank you.
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+
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+ 不謝。
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+ C: Bú xiè. Don’t mention it.
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+
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+Note on No. 3
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+
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+Bú xiè is an idiom meaning something like “don’t thank [me].”
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+(Literally, “Don’t thank me” would be Bié xiè wǒ (別謝我).)
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+
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+[168]
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+
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+ 對不起,今天早上你打電話來的時候我
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+ 在開會,沒時間跟你説話。
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+4. B: Duìbuqī, jīntiān zǎoshang nǐ I’m sorry. When you called here
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+ dǎ diànhuà láide shíhou wǒ this morning, I was in a meeting
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+ zài kāi huì, méi shíjiān and didn’t have time to speak
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+ gēn ni shuō huà. with you.
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+
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+ 沒關係。我知道你很忙。
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+ A: Méi guānxi. Wǒ zhīdào nǐ It doesn’t matter. I know you are
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+ hěn máng. very busy.
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+
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+Notes on No. 4
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+
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+Dǎ diànhuà means “to make a phone call.” (Literally, dǎ means “to hit.”)
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+
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+ 我昨天晚上給馬太太打了一個電話。
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+ Wǒ zuótiān wǎnshang gěi Mǎ I called Mrs. Mǎ last night.
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+ Tàitai dǎle yige diànhuà.
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+
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+ 我打兩個電話就來。
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+ Wǒ dǎ liǎngge diànhuà jiù I’ll be right there after I make
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+ lái. a couple of phone calls.
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+
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+
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+Shuō huà, “to speak,” is a verb with a general object—literally,
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+“speak words.” Verb + general object is often translated into English
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+by a verb alone: niàn shū, “to study”; kāi chē, “to drive.”
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+
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+Méi guānxi: Other translations for this very useful expression are
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+“that’s okay,” “don’t worry about it,” “it doesn’t make any difference.”
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+Literally, méi guānxi would be translated as “there isn’t any connection.”
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+
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+ 我給你打電話目的是想跟你當面談談。
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+5. A: Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuàde mùdi The reason I called you is that I
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+ shi xiǎng gēn ni dāngmiàn would like to talk with you in
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+ tántan. person.
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+
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+ 好啊。什麽時候啊?
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+ B: Hǎo a. Shénme shíhou All right. When?
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+
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+Note on No. 5
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+
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+Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuàde mùdi shi...: In English, the word “reason,” or
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+“purpose,” begins the phrase, with the modifying clause following. In
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+Chinese, everything modifying “the purpose” precedes mùdi.
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+
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+Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuà -de mùdi shi ....
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+
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+(The reason why I called yǒu is ....)
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+
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+Mùdi, “purpose,” “aim,” “objective”: Although translated idiomatically
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+as “reason” in exchange 5, mùdi does not really mean “reason”/“cause.” The
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+English terms should be translated as yuányīn: wǒ lǎiwǎnde yuányīn, “the
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+reason I came late” (我來晚的原因).
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+
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+[169]
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+ 明天對你合適嗎?
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+6. A: Míngtiān duì ni héshì ma? Would tomorrow be all right for you?
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+
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+ 明天下午什麽時候都可以,
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+ B: Míngtiān xiàwǔ shénme shíhou Any time tomorrow afternoon would be
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+ dōu kéyi. fine.
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+
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+Note on No. 6
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+
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+Shénme shíhou dōu kéyi, “anytime is okay” (more literally, “what[ever]
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+time, all is okay”), illustrates a pattern for expressing the idea of “any”
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+in Chinese: a question word, such as shéi, shénme, nǎr, and něitiān,
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+followed by dōu, “all.”
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+
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+ 誰都能去。
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+ Shéi dōu néng qù. Anyone can go.
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+
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+ 哪兒都可以。
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+ Nǎr dōu kéyi. Anyplace will do.
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+
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+ 什麽都可以。
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+ Shénme dōu kéyi. Anything will do.
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+
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+ 哪天都好
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+ Něitiān dōu hǎo. Any day is good.
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+
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+ 怎麽做都好。
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+ Zěnme zuò dōu hǎo. Any way (you) do it is fine.
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+
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+The ideas of “nobody,” “nowhere,” “nothing,” and “none” are expressed by
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+adding bù or méi after dōu in the pattern above.
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+
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+ 誰都能不要走。
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+ Shéi dōu bú yào zǒu. Nobody wants to leave.
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+
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+ 哪兒都不對。
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+ Nǎr dōu bú duì. No place is right.
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+
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+ 怎麽都不行。
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+ Zěnme dōu bù xíng. No way will do.
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+
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+ 什麽都沒有。
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+ Shénme dōu méiyou. There is nothing.
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+
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+The “any/no” expression need not be the subject of a sentence; it may
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+also be the object. Even if the expression is the direct object, it must
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+precede the verb.
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+
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+ 他誰都喜歡。
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+ Tā shéi dōu xǐhuan. He likes anyone/everyone.
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+
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+ 我哪兒都不去。
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+ Wǒ nǎr dōu bú qù. I won’t go anywhere.
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+
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+ 那個商店什麽都賣。
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+ Nèige shāngdiàn shénme dōu That store sells everything,
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+ mài.
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+
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+ 他哪個都不喜歡。
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+ Tā něige dōu bù xǐhuan. He doesn’t like either/any of them.
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+
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+(As objects, many of these expressions must be translated as “every....”)
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+
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+An “any/no” expression may also be the object of a prepositional verb.
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+
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+ 我跟誰都沒説話。
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+ Wō gēn shéi dōu méi shuō huà. I didn’t speak with anyone.
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+
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+
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+[170]
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+
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+ 在哪兒見呢?
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+7. A: Zài nǎr jiàn ne? Where shall we meet?
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+
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+ 兩點鐘請你到我這兒,行不行?
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+ B: Liǎngdiǎn zhōng qǐng ni dào Please come over here at two o’clock.
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+ wǒ zhèr lái, xíng bu xíng? All right?
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+
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+ 好。明天兩點鐘見。
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+ A: Hǎo. Míngtiān liǎngdiǎn Okay. See you tomorrow at two o’clock.
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+ zhōng jiàn.
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+
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+Notes on No. 7
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+
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+Dào wǒ zhèr lái means, literally, “come over to the place where I am.”
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+While plurals such as wǒmen zhèr and nǐmen nàr often refer to institutions,
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+the singular wǒ zhèr, nǐ nàr, and tā nàr usually refer to any place where
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+a person might be. In an office shared by two people, for instance, you
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+could say Wǒ zhèr méiyou Yīng-Hàn zìdiǎn; nín nàr yǒu méiyou? “I don’t have
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+an English-Chinese dictionary over here; do you have one over there?”
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+
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+Dào, like zài, is a verb which requires a place word as its object.
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+Sentences like “Come over here to me” and “Go over there to Mr. Wáng” must
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+be translated as Dào wǒ zhèr lái and Dào Wáng Xiānsheng nar qù. Zhèr and
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+nàr make wǒ and Wáng Xiānsheng parts of place-word phrases.
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+
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+
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+8. guānxi 關係 relation, relationship, connection
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+
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+
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+9. jiǎng huà 講話 to speak, to talk; a speech
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+
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+
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+10. lǐngshiguǎn 領事館 consulate
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+
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+
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+11. shìqing (yíjiàn) 事情 (一件) matter, business, affair
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+
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+
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+12. sīzhǎng 司長 department chief
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+
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+
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+13. yǒu guānxi 有關係 to relate to, to have a bearing on,
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+ to matter
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+
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+
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+Note on Additional Required Vocabulary
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+
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+Yǒu guānxi: To talk about the relationship of two things, use
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+...gēn...yǒu guānxi or ...hé...yǒu guānxi.
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+
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+ 領事館和大使館有什麽樣的關係?
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+ Lǐngshiguǎn hé dàshiguǎn What is the relationship between
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+ yǒu shénmeyàngde guānxi? the consulate and the embassy?
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+
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+
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+[171]
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+
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+VOCABULARY BOOSTER
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+
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+Occupations
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+
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+ accountant 會計師 kuàijìshī
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+
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+ actor, actress 演員 yǎnyuán
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+
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+ architect 建築師 jiànzhùshī
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+
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+ athlete 運動員 yùndòngyuán
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+
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+ author, writer 作家 zuòjiā
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+
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+ barber 理髮師, lǐfàshī, lǐfàde
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+
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+ blue-collar worker 工人 gōngrén
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+
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+ builder 營造商 yíngzàoshāng
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+
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+ businessman 商人 shāngrén
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+
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+ carpenter 木匠,木工 mùjiang, mùgōng
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+
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+ chemical engineer 化學工程師 huàxué gōngchéngshī
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+
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+ civil engineer 土木工程師 tǔmù gōngchéngshī
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+
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+ civil servant 公務員 gōngwùyuán
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+
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+ composer 作曲家 zuòqǔjiā
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+
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+ cook 厨師 chúshī
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+
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+ customs official 海關官員 hǎiguān guānyuán
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+
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+ diplomat 外交官 wàijiāoguān
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+
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+ doctor 大夫,醫生 dàifu, yīshēng
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+
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+ (newspaper) editor 編輯 biānji
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+
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+ electrical engineer 電機工程師 diànjī gōngchěngshī
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+
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+ electrician 電工 diàngōng
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+
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+ employee, clerk, attendant 服務員 fúwùyuán
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+
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+ farmer, peasant 農民 nóngmín
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+
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+ fisherman 漁民 yúmín
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+
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+ gardener 園丁,花匠 yuándīng, huājiàng
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+
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+ governess 保姆 bǎomǔ
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+
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+ government minister 部長 bùzhǎng
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+
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+ housewife 家庭主婦,急停婦女 jiātíng zhǔfù, jiātíng fùnǚ
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+
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+ lawyer 律師 lǜshī
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+
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+ manager 經理 jīnglǐ
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+
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+ mayor 市長 shìzhǎng
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+
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+ mechanic 機械師,機械員 jīxièshī, jīxièyuán
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+
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+ mechanical engineer 機械工程師 jīxiè gōngchéngshī
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+
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+ movie star 電影明星 diànyǐng míngxīng
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+
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+ musician 音樂家 yīnyuèjiā
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+
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+[172]
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+
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+ nuclear engineer 盒子工程師 hézǐ gōngchéngshǐ
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+
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+ nurse 護士 hùshi
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+
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+ office staff worker 職員 zhíyuán
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+
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+ (Chinese) opera performer 京劇演員 jīngjù yǎnyuán
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+
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+ painter (artist) 畫家 huàjiā
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+
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+ pharmacist 藥劑師 yàojìshī
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+
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+ pilot 飛行員 fēixíngyuán
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+
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+ policeman 警察 jǐngchá
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+
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+ postman 郵遞員 yóudìyuán
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+
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+ professor 教授 jiàoshòu
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+
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+ reporter 記者 jìzhě
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+
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+ sailor 海員,水手,船員 hǎiyuán, shuǐshǒu, chuányuán
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+
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+ salesman 推銷員 tuīxiāoyuán
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+
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+ secretary 秘書 mìshū
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+
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+ servant 用人 yòngren
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+
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+ shoemaker 鞋匠師傅 xiéjiàngshīfu
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+
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+ shoe repairman 修鞋的 xiūxiéde
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+
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+ store clerk, salesperson 售貨員 shòuhuòyuán
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+
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+ teacher 教員 jiàoyuán
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+
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+ typist 打字員 dǎzìyuán
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+
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+ (star) vocalist 歌星 gēxīng
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+
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+ waiter, waitress 飯店服務員 fàndiàn fúwùyuán
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+
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+
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+[173]
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+
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+DRILLS
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+
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+A. Substitution Drill
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+
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+ 他現在在開會。 他現在在打電話。
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+1. Speaker: Tā xiànzài zài kāi huì. You: Tā xiànzài zài dǎ diànhuà.
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+ (He is making a phone call
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+ 打電話 now.)
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+ (cue) dǎ diànhuà
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+ (He is at a meeting now.)
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+
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+ 他現在在打電話。 他現在在等你
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+2. Tā xiànzài zài dǎ diànhuà. Tā xiànzài zài děng ni.
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+
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+ 等你
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+ děng ni
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+
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+ 他現在在等你。 他現在在跟王先生説話。
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+3. Tā xiànzài zài děng ni. Tā xiànzài zài gēn Wáng Xiānsheng
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+ shuō huà.
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+ 跟王先生説話。
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+ gēn Wáng Xiānsheng shuō huà
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+
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+ 他現在在跟王先生説話。 他現在在工作。
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+4. Tā xiànzài zài gēn Wáng Ta xiànzài zài gōngzuò.
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+ Xiānsheng shuō huà.
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+
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+ 工作
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+ gōngzuò
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+
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+ 他現在在工作。 他現在在講話。
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+5. Tā xiànzài zài gōngzuò. Tā xiànzài zài jiǎng huà.
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+
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+ 講話
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+ jiǎng huà
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+
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+ 他現在在講話。 他現在在換錢。
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+6. Tā xiànzài zài jiǎng huà. Tā xiànzài zài huàn qián.
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+
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+ 換錢
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+ huàn qián
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+
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+ 他現在在換錢。
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+7. Tā xiànzài zài huàn qián.
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+
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+
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+B. Response Drill
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+
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+ 他現在在開會。 一會兒請他給我回個電話,好不好?
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+1. Speaker: Tā xiànzài zài kāi huì. You: Yìhuǐr qǐng tā gěi wǒ huí ge
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+ diànhuà, hǎo bu hǎo?
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+ 一會兒 (In a little while please ask
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+ (cue) yìhuǐr him to call me back. All
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+ (He is at a meeting right?)
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+ now.)
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+
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+
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+ 王同志現在在講話。 下午請他給我回個電話,好不好?
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+2. Wáng Tóngzhì xiànzài zài jiǎng Xiàwǔ qǐng ta gěi wǒ huí ge diànhuà,
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+ huà. hǎo bu hǎo?
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+
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+ 下午
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+ xiàwǔ
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+
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+ 張同志現在在學中國話 上午請他給我回個電話,好不好?
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+3. Zhāng Tóngzhì xiànzài zài xué Shàngwǔ qǐng ta gěi wǒ huí ge
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+ Zhōngguo huà. diànhuà, hǎo bu hǎo?
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+
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+ 上午
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+ shàngwǔ
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+
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+ 馬科長現在在打電話。 明天請他給我回個電話,好不好?
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+4. Mǎ Kēzhǎng xiànzài zài dǎ Míngtiān qǐng ta gěi wo huí ge
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+ diànhuà. diànhuà, hǎo bu hǎo?
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+
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+ 明天
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+ míngtiān
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+
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+
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+[174]
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+
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+ 王同志現在在跟張科長講話。 一會兒請他給我回個電話,好不好?
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+5. Wáng Tóngzhì xiànzài zài gēn Yìhuǐr qǐng ta gěi wo huí ge diànhuà,
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+ Zhāng Kēzhǎng jiǎnghuà. hǎo bu hǎo?
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+
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+ 一會兒
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+ yìhuǐr
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+
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+ 李女士現在在跟王大使開會。 今天請她給我回個電話,好不好?
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+6. Lǐ Nǚshì xiànzài zài gēn Wáng Jīntiān qǐng ta gěi wo huí ge
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+ Dàshǐ kāi huì. diànhuà, hǎo bu hǎo?
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+
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+ 今天
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+ jīntiān
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+
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+ 朱同志現在在學中文。 下午請他給我回個電話,好不好?
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+7. Zhū Tóngzhì xiànzài zài xué Xiàwǔ qǐng ta gěi wo huí ge diànhuà,
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+ Zhōngwén. hǎo bu hǎo?
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+
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+ 下午
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+ xiàwǔ
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+
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+
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+C. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 我想跟你當面談談。 我給你打電話目的是想跟你當面談談。
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+1. Speaker: Wǒ xiǎng gēn ni You: Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuàde mùdi
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+ dāngmiàn tántan. shi xiǎng gēn ni dāngmiàn
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+ (I would like to talk tántan.
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+ with you in person.) (The reason I called you is
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+ that I would like to talk with
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+ you in person.)
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+
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+ 我想問你一件事。 我給你打電話目的是想問你一件事。
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+2. Wǒ xiǎng wèn ni yíjiàn shi. Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuàde mùdi shi xiǎng
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+ wèn ni yíjiàn shi.
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+
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+ 我想問你幾點鐘有功夫。 我給你打電話目的是想幾點鐘有功夫。
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+3. Wǒ xiǎng wèn ni jǐdiǎn zhōng Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuàde mùdi shi xiǎng
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+ yǒu gōngfu. wèn ni jǐdiǎn zhōng yǒu gōngfu.
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+
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+ 我想跟你當面談談。 我給你打電話目的是想跟你當面談談。
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+4. Wǒ xiǎng gēn ni dāngmiàn tántan. Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuàde mùdi shi xiǎng
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+ gēn ni dāngmiàn tántan.
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+
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+ 我想問你一點兒事。 我給你打電話目的是想問你一點兒事。
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+5. Wǒ xiǎng wèn ni yìdiǎnr shì. Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuàde mùdi shi
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+ xiǎng wèn ni yìdiǎnr shi.
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+
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+ 我想問你三點鐘有功夫沒有。 我給你打電話目的是想問你三點鐘有功夫沒有。
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+6. Wǒ xiǎng wèn ni sāndiǎn zhōng Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuàde mùdi shi
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+ yǒu gōngfu meiyou. xiǎng wèn ni sāndiǎn zhōng yǒu
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+ gōngfu meiyou.
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+
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+ 我想跟你當面談談。 我給你打電話目的是想跟你當面談談。
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+7. Wǒ xiǎng gēn ni dāngmiàn tántan. Wǒ gěi ni dǎ diànhuàde mùdi shi
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+ xiǎng gēn ni dāngmiàn tántan.
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+
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+[175]
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+
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+D. Substitution Drill
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+
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+ 什麽時候都可以。 誰都可以。
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+1. Speaker: Shénme shíhou dōu kéyi. You: Shéi dōu kéyi.
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+ (Anyone would be fine.)
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+ 誰
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+ (cue) shéi
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+ (Any time would be fine.)
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+
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+ 誰都可以。 哪兒 哪兒都可以。
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+2. Shéi dōu kéyi. nǎr Nǎr dōu kéyi.
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+
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+ 哪兒都可以。 哪個 哪個都可以。
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+3. Nǎr dōu kéyi. něige Něige dōu kéyi.
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+
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+ 哪個都可以。 什麽地 什麽地方都可以
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+4. Něige dōu kéyi. shénme dìfang Shénme dìfang dōu kéyi.
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+
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+ 什麽地方都可以。 多少 多少都可以。
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+5. Shénme dìfang dōu kéyi. duōshao Duōshao dōu kéyi.
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+
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+ 多少都可以。 多久 多久都可以。
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+6. Duōshao dōu kéyi. duó jiǔ Duó jiǔ dōu kéyi.
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+
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+ 多久都可以。
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+7. Duó jiǔ dōu kéyi.
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+
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+
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+E. Substitution Drill
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+ 什麽時候都可以。 多久都可以。
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+1. Speaker: Shénme shíhou dōu kéyi. You: Duó jiǔ dōu kéyi.
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+ (cue) any length of time (Any length of time would be
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+ (Any time would be fine.) fine.)
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+
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+ 幾點鐘都可以。 幾個鐘頭都可以。
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+2. Jǐdiǎn zhōng dōu kéyi. Jǐge zhōngtōu dōu kéyi.
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+ any number of hours
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+
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+ 哪天都可以。 多少天都可以。
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+3. Něitiān dōu kéyi. Duōshao tiān dōu kéyi.
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+ any number of days
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+
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+ 哪年都可以。 幾年都可以。
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+4. Něinián dōu kéyi. Jǐnián dōu kéyi.
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+ any number of years
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+
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+ 星期幾都可以。 幾個星期都可以。
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+5. Xīngqījǐ dōu kéyi. Jǐge xīngqī dōu kéyi.
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+ any number of weeks
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+
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+ 幾號都可以。 多少天都可以。
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+6. Jǐhào dōu kéyi. Duōshao tiān dōu kéyi.
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+ any number of days
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+
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+ 幾月都可以。 幾個月都可以。
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+7. Jǐyuè dōu kéyi. Jǐge yuè dōu kéyi.
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+ any number of months
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+
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+
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+[176]
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+
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+F. Response Drill
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+
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+ 我們明天在這兒見呢,還是在那兒見呢? 在哪兒見都可以。
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+1. Speakers Wǒmen míngtiān zài zhèr You: Zài nǎr jiàn dōu kéyi.
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+ jiàn ne, háishi zai (Anywhere would be fine.)
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+ nàr jiàn ne?
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+
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+ 哪兒
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+ (cue) nǎr
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+ (Shall we meet here or
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+ there tomorrow?)
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+
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+ 我們坐火車去呢,還是坐飛機去呢? 怎麽 怎麽去都可以。
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+2. Wǒmen zuò huǒchē qù ne, háishi zěnme Zěnme qù dōu kéyi.
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+ zuò fēijī qù ne?
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+
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+ 我們明天九點鐘見呢,還是十點鐘見呢? 幾點鐘 幾點鐘見都可以。
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+3. Wǒmen míngtiān jiǔdiǎn zhōng jǐdiǎn zhōng Jǐdiǎn zhōng jiàn dōu kéyi.
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+ jiàn ne, háishi shídiǎn zhōng
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+ jiàn ne?
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+
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+ 我們坐汽車去呢,還是坐火車去呢? 什麽車 什麽車都可以。
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+4. Wǒmen zuò qìchē qù ne, háishi shénme chē Shénme chē dōu kéyi.
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+ zuò huǒchē qù ne?
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+
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+ 我們明天去呢,還是後天去呢? 哪天 哪天去都可以。
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+5. Wǒmen míngtiān qù ne, háishi něitiān Něitiān qù dōu kéyi.
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+ hòutiān qù ne?
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+
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+ 我們星期一去呢,還是星期二去呢? 星期幾 星期幾去都可以。
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+6. Wǒmen Xīngqīyī qù ne, háishi xīngqījǐ Xīngqījǐ qù dōu kéyi.
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+ xīngqīèr qù ne?
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+
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+ 我們坐飛機去呢,還是坐火車去呢? 怎麽 怎麽去都可以。
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+7. Wǒmen zuò fēijī qù ne, háishi zuò zěnme Zěnme qù dōu kéyi.
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+ huǒchē qù ne?
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+
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+
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+G. Response Drill
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+
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+ 誰來? 誰都來。
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+1. Speaker: Shéi lái? You: Shéi dōu lái.
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+ (Who is coming?) (Everyone is coming.)
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+
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+ 什麽地方不好? 什麽地方都不好。
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+2. Shénme dìfang bù hǎo? Shénme dìfang dōu bù hǎo.
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+
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+ 哪個地方可以? 哪個地方都可以
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+3. Něige dìfang kéyi? Něige dìfang dōu kéyi.
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+
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+ 誰不會? 誰都不會
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+4. Shéi bú huì? Shéi dōu bú huì.
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+
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+ 哪兒好? 哪兒都好
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+5. Nǎr hǎo? Nǎr dōu hǎo.
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+
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+ 他什麽時候能去? 他什麽時候都能去
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+6. Tā shénme shíhou néng qù? Tā shénme shíhou dōu néng qù.
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+
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+ 你哪天不忙? 你哪天都不忙
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+7. Nǐ něitiān bù máng? Wǒ něitiān dōu bù máng.
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+
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+
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+[177]
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+
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+H. Response Drill
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+
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+ 你去哪兒? 我哪兒都去。
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+1. Speaker: Nǐ qù nǎr? You: Wǒ nǎr dōu qù.
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+ (Where are yǒu going?) (I’m going everywhere.)
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+
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+ 你到哪兒去? 我哪兒都去。
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+2. Nǐ dào nǎr qù? Wǒ nǎr dōu qù.
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+
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+ 他去什麽地方? 他什麽地方都去。
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+3. Tā qù shénme dìfang? Tā shénme dìfang dōu qù.
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+
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+ 他到什麽地方去? 他什麽地方都去。
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+4. Tā dào shénme dìfang qù? Tā shénme dìfang dōu qù.
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+
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+ 你買哪個? 我哪個都買。
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+5. Nǐ mǎi něige? Wǒ něige dōu mǎi.
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+
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+ 你看哪本? 我哪本都看。
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+6. Nǐ kàn něiběn? Wǒ něiběn dōu kàn.
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+
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+ 你做什麽? 我什麽都做。
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+7. Nǐ zuò shénme? Wǒ shénme dōu zuò.
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+
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+
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+I. Response Drill
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+
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+ 誰來? 誰都來。
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+1. Speaker: Shéi lái? You: Shéi dōu lai.
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+ (cue) everyone (Everyone is coming.)
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+ (Who is coming?)
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+
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+
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+ 誰可以? 誰都可以。
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+2. Shéi kéyi? anyone will do Shéi dōu kéyi.
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+
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+
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+ 誰來? 誰都不來。
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+3. Shéi lái? no one Shéi dōu bù lái.
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+
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+
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+ 你買哪個? 我哪個都買。
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+4. Nǐ mǎi něige? all of them Wǒ něige dōu mǎi.
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+
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+
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+ 你到哪兒去? 我哪兒都不去。
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+5. Nǐ dào nǎr qù? nowhere at all Wǒ nǎr dōu bú qù.
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+
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+
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+ 哪個好? 哪個都好。
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+6. Něige hǎo? all of them Něige dōu hǎo.
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+
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+
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+ 誰會説中國話? 誰都會説中國話。
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+7. Shéi huì shuō Zhōngguo huà? everyone Shéi dōu huì shuō Zhōngguo huà.
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+
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+
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+[178]
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+
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+UNIT 3
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+
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+REFERENCE LIST
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+
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+(in Taipei)
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+
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+ 黃科長,您下個星期六有功夫嗎?
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+1. A. Huáng Kēzhǎng, nín xiàge Section Chief Huang, are you free
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+ Xīngqīliù yǒu gōngfu ma? Saturday of next week?
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+
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+ 我想請您和您夫人到我們家來吃個便飯。
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+ A: Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín hé nín I would like to invite you and your
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+ fūren dào wǒmen jiā lái wife to come to our house for a
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+ chī ge biànfàn. simple meal.
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+
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+ 您何必怎麽客氣?
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+2. B: Nín hébì zhème kèqi? Why is it necessary to be so polite?
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+
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+ 不是客氣。
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+ A: Bú shi kèqi. It’s not politeness.
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+
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+ 我有一個朋友剛從美國來。
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+ A: Wǒ yǒu yige péngyou gāng I have a friend who has just come
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+ cóng Měiguo lái. from America.
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+
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+ 她現在在臺灣大學教經濟學。
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+ A: Tā xiànzài zài Táiwān She is teaching economics at Táiwān
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+ Dàxué jiāo jīngjixué. University right now.
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+
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+ 我很想給你們兩位介紹介紹。
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+ A: Wǒ hěn xiǎng gěi nǐmen I would very much like to introduce
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+ liǎngwèi jièshao jièshao. the two of you.
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+
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+ 那太好了!
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+3. B: Nà tài hǎo le! That’s wonderful!
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+
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+ 很希望跟她談談。
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+ B: Hěn xīwang gēn ta tántan. I wish very much to talk with her.
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+
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+ 不過,恐怕我的英文不行。
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+ B: Búguò, kǒngpà wǒde Yīngwén However, I’m afraid that my English
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+ bù xíng. isn’t good enough.
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+
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+ 不但説得好,有時候也聽不懂。
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+ B: Búdàn shuōde bù hǎo, yǒu Not only don’t I speak well, (but)
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+ shíhou yě tīngbudǒng. sometimes I can’t understand what
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+ I hear either.
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+ 哪裏,哪裏。
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+4. A: Náli, náli. Not at all, not at all.
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+
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+ 您説得跟美國人一樣好。
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+ A: Nín shuōde gēn Měiguo rén You speak as well as an American.
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+ yíyàng hǎo.
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+
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+ 怎麽樣?六點半對您方便不方便?
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+5. *A: Zěnmeyàng? Liùdiǎn bàn duì How shall we do it? Would six-thirty
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+ nín fāngbian bu fangbian? be convenient for you?
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+
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+ 方便,方便。
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+ B: Fāngbian, fāngbian. That would be fine.
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+
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+ 我沒請什麽人。很隨便。
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+6. A: Wǒ méi qǐng shénme rén. I haven’t invited anyone special.
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+ Hěn suíbiàn. It’s very informal.
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+
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+ 那就先謝了。
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+ B: Nà jiù xiān xiè le. Well then, I’ll thank you in advance.
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+
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+
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+*The remaining sentences in this exchange occur on the C-l tape.
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+
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+
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+[179]
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+
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+7. bù tóng 不同 to be different
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+
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+8. chá 茶 tea
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+
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+9. chī fàn 吃飯 to eat, to have a meal
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+
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+10. dànshi 但是 but
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+
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+11. érqiě 而且 furthermore, moreover
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+
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+12. fàn 飯 (cooked) rice
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+
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+13. hē 喝 to drink
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+
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+14. jiāo shū 教書 to teach
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+
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+
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+[180]
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+VOCABULARY
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+
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+ biànfàn 便飯 a simple, informal meal
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+ búdàn...yě 不但...也 not only...but also
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+ búguò 不過 however, but
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+ bù tóng 不同 to be different
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+
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+ chá 茶 tea
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+ chī fàn 吃飯 to eat, to have a meal
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+
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+ dànshi 但是 but
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+
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+ érqiě 而且 furthermore, moreover
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+
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+ fàn 飯 (cooked) rice
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+
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+ hē 喝 to drink
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+ hébì 何必 why is it necessary (to)
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+
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+ jiāo shū 教書 to teach
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+ jièshao 介紹 to introduce
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+
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+ kǒngpà 恐怕 to be afraid that (something is or
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+ is not the case)
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+
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+ suíbiàn 隨便 to be informal/casual; as you like,
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+ as you wish, whatever suits you,
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+ “according to convenience”
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+
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+ tài hǎo le! 太好了! wonderful!
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+ tīngbudǒng 聽不懂 cannot understand
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+ tīngdedǒng 聽得懂 can understand
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+
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+ xīwàng (xīwang) 希望 to hope, to wish to
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+
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+ yíyàng 一樣 to be alike/equal
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+ yǒu shíhou (yǒu shihou) 有時候 sometimes
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+
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+
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+(introduced on C-2 tape)
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+
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+ cānjiā 參加 to attend
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+ dǎ (ge) diànhuà 打(個)電話 to make a phone call
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+ hǎode duō 好得多 much better
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+ tīng diànhuà 聼電話 to answer the phone
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+ yānhuo 烟火 fireworks display
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+ yóuyuánhuì 游園會 carnival
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+ zhèng hǎo 正好 just right
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+
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+
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+[181]
|
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+
|
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+REFERENCE NOTES
|
|
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+
|
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|
+ 黃科長,您下個星期六有功夫嗎?
|
|
|
+1. A: Huáng Kēzhǎng, nín xiàge Section Chief Huáng, are you free
|
|
|
+ Xīngqīliù yǒu gōngfu ma? Saturday of next week?
|
|
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+
|
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+ 我想請您和您夫人到我們家來吃個便飯。
|
|
|
+ A: Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín hé nín I would like to invite you and your
|
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|
+ fūren dào wǒmen jiā lái wife to come to our house for a
|
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+ chī ge biànfàn. simple meal.
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+
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+
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+Notes on No. 1
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+
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+Xiàge Xīngqīliù means “Saturday of next week.” “Saturday of this week”
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+is zhèige Xīngqīliù, and “Saturday of last week” is shàngge Xīngqīliù.*
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+
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+Chī ge biànfàn: Here the verb chī, “to eat [something],” takes the
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+object (yi)ge biànfàn, “a simple/informal family meal.” When talking about
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+the general activity of eating, however, use chī with the general object
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+fàn, literally “(cooked) rice”: chī fàn, “to eat”
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+
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+The word biànfàn is used as a modest description in inviting guests for a
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+meal served in the home. The meal is generally “simple” only in the sense
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+of not being a banquet. A Chinese family meal usually consists of several
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+dishes plus a soup.
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+
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+ 您何必怎麽客氣?
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+2. B: Nín hébì zhème kèqi? Why is it necessary to be so polite?
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+
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+ 不是客氣。
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+ A: Bú shi kèqi. It’s not politeness.
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+
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+ 我有一個朋友剛從美國來。
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+ A: Wǒ yǒu yige péngyou gāng I have a friend who has just come
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+ cóng Měiguo lái. from America.
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+
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+ 她現在在臺灣大學教經濟學。
|
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+ A: Tā xiànzài zài Táiwān Dàxué She is teaching economics at Táiwān
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+ jiāo Jīngjixué. University right now.
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+
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+ 我很想給你們兩位介紹介紹。
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+ A: Wǒ hěn xiǎng gěi nǐmen I would very much like to introduce
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+ liǎngwèi jièshao jièshao. the two of you.
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+
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+
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+
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+*The words “this,” “next,” and “last” in English are often ambiguous. “This”
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+sometimes means “Just past,” sometimes “the coming,” and sometimes “of next
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+week.” “Next” sometimes means “the coming” and sometimes means “of next
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+week.” “Last” sometimes means “Just past” and sometimes means “of last
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+week.” In Chinese, however, zhèige usually means “of this week”; xiàge,
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+“of next week”; and shàngge, “of last week.” But ambiguities do sometimes
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+arise.
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+
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+Some Chinese consider that the week begins on Sunday. Probably most Chinese
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+however, consider Monday the first day of the week.
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+
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+
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+[182]
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+
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+Notes on No. 2
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+
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+Hébì is a somewhat formal way of saying “Why is it necessary to...?”
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+Hé is a literary word for “why.” Bì is a literary word for “must.” (You
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+may recognize it from bú bì, “need not,” “to be unnecessary.”)
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+
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+Notice that the first speaker in exchange 2 does not respond to the
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+dinner invitation with an immediate “Thank you, I would love to,” as one
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+might do in English. Instead, the Chinese prefer the equivalent of “That’s
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+too kind of you” or “Oh, you really shouldn’t.” When you receive an
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+indefinite invitation (like “I hope you can come over to my house for
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+dinner some day”), do not ask immediately for the date and time. Rather,
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+you should thank the person for his politeness and say that you also hope
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+that you can get together. Vague invitations may simply be in superficial
|
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+accordance with the rules of etiquette, and you might put your acquaintance
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+on the spot by accepting.
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+
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+Bú shi kèqi is the appropriate response when a person suggests that you
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+are treating him too politely.
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+
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+Jiāo, “to teach,” is a verb which requires a general object when no
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+specific object is mentioned. Contrast jiāo shū, “to teach,” with jiāo
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+jīngJixué, “to teach economics.”
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+
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+Nǐmen liǎngwèi means “the two of you,” or “you two.” The other plural
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+pronouns may be used similarly:
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+
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+ 他們四個人都已經去過了。
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+ Tāmen sìge rén dōu yǐjīng Those four have all been there already.
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+ qùguo le.
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+
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+ 他們三個人都想念歷史。
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+ Tāmen sānge rén dōu xiǎng All three of them are planning to
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+ niàn lìshǐ. study history.
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+
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+A number phrase may also follow a list of nouns or pronouns in Chinese.
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+Either the listing or the number is usually omitted in the English
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+translation.
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+
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+ 我,你,他三個人都去,好不好?
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+ Wǒ, nǐ, tā sānge rén dōu qù, Why don’t all three of us go?
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+ hǎo bu hǎo?
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+
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+ 李先生跟王先生兩位都給我打了電話了。
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+ Lǐ Xiānsheng gēn Wáng Both Mr. Lǐ and Mr. Wáng (the two of
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+ Xiānsheng liǎngwèi dōu them) called me.
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+ gěi wǒ dǎle diànhuà le.
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+
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+
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+Gěi nīmen liāngwèi jièshao jièshao: There are two things to note in
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+this sentence. First of all, while the English language “introduces two
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+people TO each other,” the Chinese language “introduces FOR the two people,”
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+gěi...jièshao. Secondly, the speaker has chosen to repeat the verb jièshao.
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+In a sentence expressing the speaker’s desired course of action, the
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+reduplicated form of the verb makes the statement less blunt and demanding.
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+
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+
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+[183]
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+ 那太好了!
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+3. B: Nà tài hǎo le! That’s wonderful!
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+
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+ 很希望跟她談談。
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+ B: Hěn xīwang gēn ta tántan. I wish very much to talk with her.
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+
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+ 很希望跟她談談。
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+ B: Búguò, kǒngpà wǒde Yīngwén However, I’m afraid that my English
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+ bù xíng. isn’t good enough.
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+
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+ 不但説得好,有時候也聽不懂。
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+ B: Búdàn shuōde bù hǎo, yǒu Not only don’t I speak well, (but)
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+ shíhou yě tīngbudǒng. sometimes I can’t understand what
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+ I hear either.
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+
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+
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+Notes on No. 3
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+
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+Tài hǎo le, “wonderful,” or, more literally, “too good.” you have seen
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+tài translated as “excessively,” or “too”: “It’s too expensive!” Tài guì le!
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+In other contexts, tài simply indicates an extreme degree and is translated
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+as “very.” When used this way, tài is commonly heavily stressed.
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+
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+ 這本書真是太有意思了!
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+ Zhèiběn shū zhēn shi tài yǒu This book is really very interesting!
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+ yìsi le!
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+
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+Búguò, “however,” is often interchangeable with kěshi, “but,” and is
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+therefore used more frequently than the English “however.”
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+
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+Kǒngpà means “to be afraid that [something is/is not the case].” It
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+sometimes means “probably,” as in Zhàiběn shū kǒngpà shi tāde, “This book
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+is probably his.”
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+
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+Búdàn...ye... is equivalent to the English “not only...but also....”
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+Here are some examples:
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+
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+ 他不但會説中文,也會説日文。
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+ Tā búdàn huì shuō Zhōngwén, Not only can he speak Chinese, but he
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+ yě huì shuō Rìwén. can also speak Japanese.
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+
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+ 他不但不喜歡紅的,也不喜歡藍的。
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+ Tā búdàn bù xǐhuan hóngde, Not only doesn’t he like the red one,
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+ yě bù xǐhuan lánde. but he doesn’t like the blue one
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+ either.
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+
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+Tīngbudǒng, “can’t understand”: The verb dǒng is used to indicate the
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+result in a compound verb of result, Here is another example of dǒng used
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+in this way:
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+
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+ 中文報紙你看得懂看不懂?
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+ Zhōngwén bàozhǐ nǐ kàndedǒng Can you read (and understand) Chinese
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+ kànbudǒng? newspapers?
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+
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+Shuōde bù hǎo VS. tīngbudǒng: The many ways in which one-syllable
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+Chinese verbs may be combined to make patterns and compounds can be
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+confusing. In No. 3, yǒu see both an action verb and its manner adverb
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+(in the negative), shuōde bù hǎo, and a compound verb of result (in its
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+“unable” form), tīngbudǒng. Compare these two forms:
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+
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+ACTION
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+
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+VERB MARKER NEG. ADV. MANNER
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+shuō -DE bù hǎo
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+shuō -DE hěn hǎo
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+
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+ACTION VERB MARKER or NEG. (not both) RESULT
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+tīng -bù -dǒng
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+tīng -de -dǒng
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+
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+[184]
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+
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+The marker de is always part of the manner adverb expression but alternates
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+with bù in compound verbs of result. Manner adverb expressions expand to
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+allow not only for negation but also for additional adverbs such as hěn and
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+tài. Compound verbs of result cannot do this. There are always three, and
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+only three, parts to the compound verb of result.
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+
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+
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+ 哪裏,哪裏。
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+4. A: Náli, náli. Not at all, not at all.
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+
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+ 您説得跟美國人一樣好。
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+ A: Nín shuōde gēn Měiguo rén You speak as well as an American.
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+ yíyàng hǎo.
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+
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+ 怎麽樣?六點半對您方便不方便?
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+5. A: Zěnmeyàng? Liùdiǎn bàn duì How shall we do it? Would six-thirty
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+ nín fāngbian bu fangbian? be convenient for you?
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+
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+ 方便,方便。
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+ B: Fāngbian, fāngbian. That would be fine.
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+
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+Notes on Nos. 4-5
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+
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+Gēn...yíyàng hǎo: Yíyàng is an adjectival verb meaning “to be the same.”
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+When a sentence tells you in what respect the compared items are alike,
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+yíyàng acts as an adverb and may be translated as “equally.”
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+
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+ 我們兩個認得車 一樣。
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+ Wǒmen liǎngge rénde chē yíyàng.
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+ (the cars belonging to the two of us alike)
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+ “Our cars are alike.”
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+
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+ 我們兩個認得車 一樣貴。
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+ Wǒmen liǎngge rénde chē yíyàng guì.
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+ (the cars belonging to the two of us equally expensive)
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+ “Our cars are equally expensive.”
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+
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+The area of comparability may be described by predicates other than
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+adjectival verbs.
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+
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+ 他們兩個人 都 一樣 喜歡 念書。
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+ Tāmen liǎngge rén dōu yíyàng xǐhuan niàn shū.
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+ (the two of them both equally like to study)
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+ “The two of them are equally studious.”
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+
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+The items being compared may be expressed separately, using gēn. In this
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+case, gēn is the prepositional verb meaning “with.” The item preceding gēn
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+is compared WITH the object of gēn.
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+
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+
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+[185]
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+ 我的車 跟 他的 車 一樣。
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+ Wǒde chē gēn tāde chē yíyàng.
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+ (my car with his car alike)
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+ “My car is like his.”
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+
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+Gēn may be used to compare nouns, pronouns, noun phrases, and
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+clauses. Often one of the two phrases or clauses is a shorter form of
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+the other.
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+
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+ 你説得 跟 美國人(説得) yiyang 好。
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+ Nǐ shuōde gēn Měiguo rén (shuōde) yíyàng hǎo.
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+ (you speak with American [speak] equally good)
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+ ”You speak as well as an American.”
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+
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+ 我的車 跟 他的(車) 一樣。
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+ Wǒde chē gēn tāde (chē) yíyàng.
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+ (my car with his [car] alike)
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+ “My car is like his (car).”
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+
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+ 你(開得) 跟 我 開得 一樣 快
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+ Nǐ (kāide) gēn wō kāide yíyàng kuài.
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+ (you [drive] with me drive equally fast)
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+
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+“You drive as fast as I do.”
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+
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+
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+ 我沒請什麽人。很隨便。
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+6. A: Wǒ méi qǐng shénme rén. Hěn I haven’t invited anyone special,
|
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+ suíbiàn. It’s very informal.
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+
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+ 那就先謝了。
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+ B: Nà jiù xiān xiè le. Well then, I’ll thank you in advance.
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+
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+Notes on No. 6
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+
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+Méi qǐng shénme rén: In this sentence, shénme is not the question
|
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+word “what” “but is the indefinite “any.” When used with bù or méi, shénme
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+rén means “anyone special,” or “anyone in particular.” All question words
|
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+may follow the verbs in negative statements to give similar meanings. Here
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+are some examples of “any___ special” meanings:
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+
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+ 我沒吃什麽飯。
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+ Wǒ méi chī shénme fàn. I didn’t eat much of anything.
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+
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+ 我沒跟誰去。
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+ Wǒ méi gēn shéi qù. I didn’t go with anybody special.
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+
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+ 我沒到那兒去。
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+ Wǒ méi dào nǎr qù. I didn’t go anyplace in particular.
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+
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+[186]
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+
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+ 我沒有多少前。
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+ Wǒ méiyou duōshao qián. I don’t have any money to speak of.
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+
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+ 我不要幾個。
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+ Wǒ bú yào jǐge. I don’t want but a few. (I want only
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+ a few.)
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+
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+Suíbiàn is a frequently used expression which has connotations of
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+“casual,” as contrasted with kèqi, “proper” or “formal.” Literally, suíbiàn
|
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+means “according to convenience.” Here are some examples:
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+
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+ 怎麽做?
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+ Zěnme zuò? How shall we do it?
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+
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+ 隨便。
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+ Suíbiàn. However you like.
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+
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+ 隨便什麽時候來。
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+ Suíbiàn shénme shíhou lái. Come anytime you like.
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+
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+ 隨便坐哪兒都可以。
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+ Suíbiàn zuò nǎr dōu kéyi. You may sit anywhere you like.
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+
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+
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+Nà jiù xiān xiè le: In this sentence, nà is acting as an adverb
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+meaning “in that case,” “if so,” or “then.” The English translation “I’ll
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+thank you in advance, then” is very formal. You would be more likely to
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+say something like “Great. I’m looking forward to it.”
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+
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+7. bù tóng 不同 to be different
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+8. chá 茶 tea
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+9. chī fàn 吃飯 to eat, to have a meal
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+10. dànshi 但是 but
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+11. érqiě 而且 furthermore, moreover
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+12. fàn 飯 (cooked) rice
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+13. hē 喝 to drink
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+14. jiāo shū 教書 to teach
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+
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+
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+Notes on Additional Required Vocabulary
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+
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+Bù tóng may be used in much the same way as bù yíyàng. Note that bù tóng
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+occurs only in the negative. (There is no tóng.)
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+
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+ 上海話和北京話很不同。
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+ Shànghái huà hé Běijīng huà The Shànghǎi dialect and the Běijīng
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+ hěn bù tóng. dialect are very different.
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+
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+Chī fàn, “to eat,” is an example of a verb plus a general object used
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+to express a general activity. The verb chi may also take specific objects,
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+such as miàn, “noodles.”
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+
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+Dànshi, “but,” is used much like kěshi, “but.”
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+
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+ 河北人聽得懂北京話嗎?
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+ Héběi rén tīngdedǒng Běijīng Can people from Héběi understand
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+ huà ma? the Běijīng dialect?
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+
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+ 聽得懂,但是河北話和北京話不一樣。
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+ Tīngdedǒng, dànshi Héběi huà Yes, but the Héběi dialect and the
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+ hé Běijīng huà bù yíyàng. Běijīng dialect are different.
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+
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+[187]
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+
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+Érqiě, “furthermore,” “moreover”: Use érqiě at the beginning of a
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+sentence or clause.
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+
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+ 這個花瓶太貴,而且也太大了。我不想買。
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+ Zhèige huāpíng tài guì, érqiě This vase is too expensive, and
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+ yě tài dà le. Wǒ bù xiǎng furthermore it’s too big. I don’t
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+ mǎi. want to buy it.
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+
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+Fàn, “(cooked) rice”: The definition of fàn is qualified as “cooked”
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+because the Chinese use several words for “rice,” depending on whether it
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+is in the field, ready to cook, or on the table.
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+
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+Jiāo shū is a verb plus a general object meaning “to teach.” Jiāo may
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+be used without its general object, as in Jiāo Zhōngwén, “teach the Chinese
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+language.”
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+
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+
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+[188]
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+
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+DRILLS
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+
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+A. Substitution Drill
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+
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+ 黃科長,你明天晚上有功夫嗎? 黃科長,你明天早上有功夫嗎?
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+1. Speaker: Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ You: Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ míngtiān
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+ míngtiān wǎnshang yǒu zǎoshang yǒu gōngfu ma?
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+ gōngfu ma? (Section Chief Huáng, are you
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+ free tomorrow morning?)
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+ 明天早上
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+ (cue) míngtiān zǎoshang
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+ (Section Chief Huáng,
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+ are you free tomorrow
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+ evening?)
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+
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+ 黃科長,你明天早上有功夫嗎? 黃科長,你星期四有功夫嗎?
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+2. Huáng Kēzhāng, nǐ míngtiān Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ Xīngqīsì
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+ zǎoshang yǒu gōngfu ma? yǒu gōngfu ma?
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+
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+ 星期四
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+ Xīngqīsì
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+
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+ 黃科長,你星期四有功夫嗎? 黃科長,你今天晚上有功夫嗎?
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+3. Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ Xīngqīsì Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ jīntiān wǎnshang
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+ yǒu gōngfu ma? yǒu gōngfu ma?
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+
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+ 今天晚上
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+ jīntiān wǎnshang
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+
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+ 黃科長,你今天晚上有功夫嗎? 黃科長,你下星期六有功夫嗎?
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+4. Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ jīntiān Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ xià Xīngqīliù
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+ wǎnshang yǒu gōngfu ma? yǒu gōngfu ma?
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+
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+ 下星期六
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+ xià Xīngqīliù
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+
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+ 黃科長,你下星期六有功夫嗎? 黃科長,你這個星期五有功夫嗎?
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+5. Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ xià Xīngqīliù Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ zhèige Xīngqīwǔ
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+ yǒu gōngfu ma? yǒu gōngfu ma?
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+
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+ 這個星期五
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+ zhèige Xīngqīwǔ
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+
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+ 黃科長,你這個星期五有功夫嗎? 黃科長,你這個月七號有功夫嗎?
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+6. Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ zhèige Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ zhèige yuè qíhào
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+ Xīngqīwu yǒu gōngfu ma? yǒu gōngfu ma?
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+
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+ 這個月七號
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+ zhèige yuè qíhào
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+
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+ 黃科長,你這個月七號有功夫嗎?
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+7. Huáng Kēzhǎng, nǐ zhèige yuè
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+ qíhào yǒu gongfu ma?
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+
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+
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+[189]
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+
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+B. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 我想請您。 我想請您到我們家來吃個便飯。
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+1. Speaker: Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín. You: Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín dào wǒmen
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+ jiā lái chī ge biànfàn.
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+ 我們家 (I would like to invite you to
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+ (cue) wǒmen jiā our house for a simple meal.)
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+ (I would like to invite
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+ you.)
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+
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+ 我想請您。 我想請您到飯館兒去吃個便飯。
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+ OR Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín dào fànguǎnr
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+ qù chī ge biànfàn.
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+ 飯館兒 (I would like to invite you to
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+ (cue) fànguǎnr go to a restaurant for a
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+ (I would like to invite simple meal.)
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+ you.)
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+
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+ 他想請您。 他想請您到民族飯店去吃個便飯。
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+2. Tā xiǎng qǐng nín. Tā xiǎng qǐng nín dào Mínzú Fàndiàn
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+ qù chī ge biànfàn.
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+ 民族飯店
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+ Mínzú Fàndiàn
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+
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+ 我想請您。 我想請您到我父母家來吃個便飯。
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+3. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín dào wǒ fùmǔ jiā
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+ lái chī ge biànfàn.
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+ 我父母家
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+ wǒ fùmù jiā
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+
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+ 我想請您。 我想請您到北京飯店去吃個便飯。
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+4. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín dào Běijīng
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+ Fàndiàn qù chī ge biànfàn.
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+ 北京飯店
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+ Běijīng Fàndiàn
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+
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+ 我想請您。 我想請您到那個飯館兒去吃個便飯。
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+5. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín dào nèige fànguǎnr
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+ qù chī ge biànfàn.
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+ 那個飯館兒
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+ nèige fànguǎnr
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+
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+ 我想請您。 我想請您到我家來吃個便飯。
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+6. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng nín dào wǒ jiā lái
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+ chī ge biànfàn.
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+ 我家
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+ wǒ jiā
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+
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+
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+C. Response Drill
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+
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+ 他在臺灣大學工作嗎? 對了。他在臺灣大學教經濟學。
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+1. Speaker: Tā zài Táiwān Dàxué You: Duì le. Tā zài Táiwān Dàxué
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+ gōngzuò ma? jiāo jīngjixué.
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+
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+ 經濟學
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+ (cue) jīngjixué (That’s right. He teaches
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+ (Does he work at Táiwān economics at Táiwān
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+ University?) University.)
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+
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+
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+ 他在德州大學工作嗎? 對了。他在德州大學教歷史。
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+2. Tā zài Dézhōu Dàxué gōngzuò ma? Duì le. Tā zài Dézhōu Dàxué jiāo
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+ lìshǐ.
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+ 歷史
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+ lìshǐ
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+
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+ 李先生在加州大學工作嗎? 對了。他在加州大學教政治學。
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+3. Lǐ Xiānsheng zài Jiāzhōu Dàxué Duì le. Tā zài Jiāzhōu Dàxué jiāo
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+ gōngzuò ma? zhèngzhixué.
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+
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+ 政治學
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+ zhèngzhixué
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+
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+ 陳先生在賓州大學工作嗎? 對了。他在賓州大學教中文。
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+4. Chén Xiānsheng zài Bīnzhōu Duì le. Tā zài Bīnzhōu Dàxué jiāo
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+ Dàxué gōngzuò ma? Zhōngwén.
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+
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+ 中文
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+ Zhōngwén
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+
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+ 安德森先生在臺灣大學工作嗎? 對了。他在臺灣大學教英國文學。
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+5. Āndésēn Xiānsheng zài Táiwān Duì le. Tā zài Táiwān Dàxué jiāo
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+ Dàxué gōngzuò ma? Yīngguo wénxué.
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+
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+ 英國文學
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+ Yīngguo wénxué
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+
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+
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+[190]
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+
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+ 王先生在臺灣大學工作嗎? 對了。他在臺灣大學教中國文學。
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+6. Wáng Xiānsheng zài Táiwān Dàxué Duì le. Tā zài Táiwān Dàxué jiāo
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+ gōngzuò ma? Zhōngguo wénxué.
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+
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+ 中國文學
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+ Zhōngguo wénxué
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+
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+ 赵小姐在臺灣大學工作嗎? 對了。他在臺灣大學教中國歷史。
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+7. Zhào Xiǎojie zài Táiwān Dàxué Duì le. Tā zài Táiwān Dàxué jiāo
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+ gōngzuò ma? Zhōngguo lìshi.
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+
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+ 中國歷史
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+ Zhōngguo lìshǐ
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+
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+
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+D. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 我給你們介紹介紹。 我很想給你們跟王同志介紹介紹。
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+1. Speaker: Wǒ gěi nǐmen jièshao You: Wǒ hěn xiǎng gěi nǐmen gēn
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+ jièshao. Wáng Tóngzhì jièshao jièshao
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+ (I would very much like to
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+ 王同志 introduce yǒu and Comrade
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+ (cue) Wǎng Tóngzhì Wáng.)
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+ (I’ll introduce you.)
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+
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+ 我給你們介紹介紹。 我很想給你們跟劉同志介紹介紹。
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+2. Wǒ gěi nǐmen jièshao jièshao. Wǒ hěn xiǎng gěi nǐmen gēn Liú
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+ Tóngzhì jièshao jièshao.
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+ 劉同志
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+ Liú Tóngzhì
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+
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+ 我給你們介紹介紹。 我很想給你們跟赵同志介紹介紹。
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+3. Wǒ gěi nǐmen jièshao jièshao. Wǒ hěn xiǎng gěi nǐmen gēn Zhào
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+ Tóngzhì jièshao jièshao.
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+ 赵同志
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+ Zhào Tóngzhì
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+
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+ 我給你們介紹介紹。 我很想給你們跟張先生介紹介紹。
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+4. Wǒ gěi nǐmen jièshao jièshao. Wǒ hěn xiǎng gěi nǐmen gēn Zhāng
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+ Xiānsheng jièshao jièshao.
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+ 張先生
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+ Zhāng Xiānsheng
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+
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+ 我給你們介紹介紹。 我很想給你們跟楊女士介紹介紹。
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+5. Wǒ gěi nǐmen jièshao jièshao. Wǒ hěn xiǎng gěi nǐmen gēn Yǎng
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+ Nǚshì jièshao jièshao.
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+ 楊女士
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+ Yáng Nǚshì
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+
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+ 我給你們介紹介紹。 我很想給你們跟張科長介紹介紹。
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+6. Wǒ gěi nǐmen jièshao jièshao. Wǒ hěn xiǎng gěi nǐmen gēn Zhāng
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+ Kēzhǎng jièshao jièshao.
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+ 張科長
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+ Zhāng Kēzhǎng
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+
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+ 我給你們介紹介紹。 我很想給你們跟李少校介紹介紹。
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+7. Wǒ gěi nǐmen jièshao jièshao. Wǒ hěn xiǎng gěi nǐmen gēn Lǐ
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+ Shàoxiào jièshao jièshao.
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+ 李少校
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+ Lǐ Shàoxiào
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+
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+
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+[191]
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+
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+E. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 他聽不見。 他不但聽不見也看不見。
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+1. Speaker: Tā tīngbujiàn. You: Tā búdàn tīngbujiàn yě
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+ kànbujiàn.
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+ 看不見 (Not only can’t he hear, [but]
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+ (cue) kànbujiàn he can’t see either.)
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+ (He can’t hear.)
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+
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+ 他説不對。 聽不懂 他不但説不對也聽不懂。
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+2. Tā shuōbuduì. tīngbudǒng Ta búdàn shuōbuduì yě tīngbudǒng.
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+
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+ 他吃不好。 喝不好 他不但吃不好也喝不好。
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+3. Tā chībuhǎo. hēbuhǎo Ta búdàn chībuhǎo yě hēbuhǎo.
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+
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+ 他説不對。 寫不對 他不但説不對也寫不對。
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+4. Tā shuōbuduì. xiěbuduì Tā búdàn shuōbuduì yě xiěbuduì.
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+
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+ 他看不懂。 聽不懂 他不但看不懂也聽不懂。
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+5. Tā kànbudǒng. tīngbudǒng Tā búdàn kànbudǒng yě tīngbudǒng.
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+
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+ 他聽不懂。 説不對 他不但聽不懂也説不對。
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+6. Tā tīngbudǒng. shuōbuduì Tā búdàn tīngbudǒng yě shuōbuduì.
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+
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+ 他看不見。 聽不見 他不但看不見也聽不見。
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+7. Tā kànbujiàn. tīngbujiàn Tā búdàn kànbujiàn yě tīngbujiàn.
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+
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+
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+F. Combination Drill
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+
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+ 他説得不好。他聽不懂。 他不但説得不好也聽不懂。
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+1. Speaker: Tā shuōde bù hǎo. Tā You: Tā búdàn shuōde bù hǎo yě
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+ tīngbudǒng. tīngbudǒng.
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+ (He speaks poorly. He (He not only speaks poorly,
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+ can’t understand.) [but] he can’t understand
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+ either.)
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+
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+ 他説得不好。我説得不好。 不但説得不好我也説得不好。
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+ OR Tā shuōde bù hǎo. Wǒ Búdàn tǎ shuōde bù hǎo wǒ yě
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+ shuōde bù hǎo. shuōde bù hǎo.
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+ (He speaks poorly. I (Not only does he speak poorly,
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+ speak poorly.) [but] I speak poorly too.)
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+
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+ 他念得好。他寫得好。 他不但念得好也寫得好。
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+2. Tā niànde hǎo. Tā xiědehǎo. Tā búdàn niànde hǎo yě xiědehāo.
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+
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+ 他念得好。我念得好。 不但他念得好也念得好。
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+3. Tā niànde hǎo. Wǒ niànde hǎo. Búdàn tā niànde hǎo wǒ yě niànde hǎo.
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+
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+ 他聽不懂。他説不好。 他不但聽不懂也説不好。
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+4. Tā tīngbudǒng. Tā shuōbuhǎo. Tā búdàn tīngbudǒng yě shuōbuhǎo.
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+
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+ 他開得不好。我開得不好。 不但他開得不好也開得不好。
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+5. Tā kāide bù hǎo. Wǒ kāide bù hǎo. Búdàn tā kāide bù hǎo wǒ yě kāide
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+ bù hǎo.
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+
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+ 他看不見。他聽不懂。 他不但看不見也聽不懂。
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+6. Tā kànbujiàn. Tā tīngbudǒng. Tā búdàn kànbujiàn yě tīngbudǒng.
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+
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+
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+[192]
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+
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+G. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 我不能到中國去。我的中文不行。 我很希望到中國去,不過恐怕我的中文不行。
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+1. Speaker: Wǒ bù néng dào Zhōngguo You: Wǒ hěn xīwàng dào Zhōngguo qù,
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+ qù. Wǒde Zhōngwén bù búguò kǒngpà wǒde Zhōngwén
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+ xíng. bù xíng.
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+ (I can’t go to China. (I hope very much to go to
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+ My Chinese isn’t good China, but I’m afraid my
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+ enough.) Chinese isn’t good enough.)
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+
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+ 他不可以學中文。他沒有功夫。 他很希望學中文,不過恐怕他沒有功夫。
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+2. Tā bù kéyi xué Zhōngwén. Tā Tā hěn xīwàng xué Zhōngwén, búguò
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+ méiyou gōngfu. kǒngpà tā méiyou gōngfu.
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+
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+ 我不可以買東西。我的錢不夠。 我很希望買東西,不過恐怕我的錢不夠。
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+3. Wǒ bù kéyi mǎi dōngxi. Wǒde Wǒ hěn xīwàng mǎi dōngxi, búguò
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+ qián bú gòu. kǒngpà wǒde qián bú gòu.
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+
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+ 我不能去看朋友。我沒有功夫。 我很希望去看朋友,不過恐怕我沒有功夫。
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+4. Wǒ bù néng qù kàn péngyou. Wǒ Wǒ hěn xīwàng qù kàn péngyou,
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+ méiyou gōngfu. búguò kǒngpà wǒ méiyou gōngfu.
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+
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+ 我不能説中國話。我的中國話不行。 我很希望説中國話,不過恐怕我的中國話不行。
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+5. Wǒ bù néng shuō Zhōngguo huà. Wǒ hěn xīwàng shuō Zhōngguo huà,
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+ Wǒde Zhōngguo huà bù xíng. búguò kǒngpà wǒde Zhōngguo huà bù
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+ xíng.
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+
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+ 我不能跟他去吃飯。我沒有時間。 我很希望跟他去吃飯,不過恐怕我沒有時間。
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+6. Wǒ bù néng gēn tā qù chī fàn. Wǒ hěn xīwàng gēn tā qù chī fàn,
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+ Wǒ méiyou shíjiàn. búguò kǒngpà wǒ méiyou shíjiān.
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+
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+ 我不可以可以去開會。我聽不懂他們説的話。 我很希望去開會,不過恐怕我聽不懂他們説的話。
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+7. Wǒ bù kéyi qù kāi huì. Wǒ Wǒ hěn xīwàng qù kāi huì, búguò
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+ tīngbudǒng tāmen shuōde huà. kǒngpà wǒ tīngbudǒng tāmen
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+ shuōde huà.
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+
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+
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+H. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 你的茶跟他的一樣多。 你喝茶,喝得跟他一樣多。
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+1. Speaker: Nǐde chá gēn tāde You: Nǐ hē chá, hēde gēn tā yíyàng
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+ yíyàng duō. duō.
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+ (You drink as much tea as he
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+ 喝 does.)
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+ (cue) hē
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+ (You have as much tea
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+ as he does.)
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+
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+ 你的東西跟他的一樣便宜。 你買東西,買得跟他的一樣便宜。
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+2. Nǐde dōngxi gēn tāde yíyàng Nǐ mǎi dōngxi, mǎide gēn tā yíyàng
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+ piányi. piányi.
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+
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+ 買
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+ mǎi
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+
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+ 你的書跟他的一樣多。 你念書,念得跟他的一樣多。
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+3. Nǐde shū gēn tāde yíyàng duō. Nǐ niàn shū, niànde gēn tā yíyàng
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+ duo.
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+ 念
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+ niàn
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+
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+ 你的書跟他的一樣好。 你教書,教得跟他的一樣好。
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+4. Nǐde shū gēn tāde yíyàng hǎo. Nǐ jiāo shū, jiāode gēn tā yíyàng
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+ hǎo.
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+ 教
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+ jiāo
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+
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+[193]
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+
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+ 你的飯跟他的一樣多。 你吃飯,吃得跟他的一樣多。
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+5. Nǐde fàn gēn tāde yíyàng duō. Nǐ chī fàn, chīde gēn tā yíyàng duō.
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+
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+ 吃
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+ chī
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+
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+ 你的電話跟他的一樣多。 你打電話,打得跟他的一樣多。
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+6. Nǐde diànhuà gēn tāde yíyàng duō. Nǐ dǎ diànhuà, dǎde gēn tā yíyàng
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+ duō.
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+ 打
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+ dǎ
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+
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+ 你的中國話跟他的一樣好。 你説中國話,説得跟他的一樣好。
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+7. Nǐde Zhōngguo huà gēn tāde yíyàng Nǐ shuō Zhōngguo huà, shuōde gēn tā
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+ hao. yíyàng hǎo.
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+
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+ 説
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+ shuō
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+
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+
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+I. Response Drill
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+
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+ 你請了幾個人? 我沒請幾個人。
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+1. Speaker: Nǐ qǐngle jǐge rén? You: Wǒ méi qǐng jǐge rén.
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+ (How many people did (I didn’t invite many at all
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+ you invite?)
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+
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+ 他喝什麽? 他不喝什麽。
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+ OR Tā hē shénme? Tā bù hē shénme.
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+ (What does he drink?) (He doesn’t drink much of
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+ anything.)
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+
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+ 你請誰? 我不請誰。
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+2. Nǐ qǐng shéi? Wǒ bù qǐng shéi.
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+
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+ 他買了幾本書? 他沒買幾本書。
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+3. Tā mǎile jǐběn shū? Tā méi mǎi jǐběn shū.
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+
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+ 你請什麽人? 我不請什麽人。
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+4. Nǐ qǐng shénme rén? Wǒ bù qǐng shénme rén.
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+
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+ 他到哪兒去了? 他沒到哪兒去。
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+5. Tā dào nǎr qù le? Tā méi dào nǎr qù.
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+
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+ 你有多少錢? 我沒有多少錢。
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+6. Nǐ yǒu duōshao qián? Wǒ méiyǒu duōshao qián.
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+
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+
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+
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+[194]
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+
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+UNIT 4
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+
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+REFERENCE LIST
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+
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+ 黃科長,黃太太,歡迎歡迎。
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+1. A: Huáng Kēzhǎng, Huáng Tàitai, Section Chief Huáng, Mrs. Huáng—
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+ huānyíng, huānyíng. welcome.
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+
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+ 請進。
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+ A: Qǐng jìn. Please come in.
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+
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+ 富太太,您好?
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+2. B: Fù Tàitai, nín hǎo? How are you, Mrs. Franklin?
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+
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+ 這是一點小意思。
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+ B: Zhè shi yìdiǎn xiǎo yìsi. Here is a small token of appreciation.
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+
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+ 我知道您喜歡山水畫。
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+3. B: Wǒ zhīdào nín xǐhuan I know you like landscape paintings.
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+ shānshuǐ huà.
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+
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+ 特別請朋友給您畫了一張。
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+ B: Tèbiě qǐng péngyou gěi nín I asked a friend to paint one
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+ huàle yìzhang. especially for you.
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+
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+ 您真是太客氣。謝謝。
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+ *A: Nín zhēn shi tài kèqi. You are really too polite. Thanks.
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+ Xièxie.
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+
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+ 來,我給你們介紹介紹。
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+ A: Lái, wǒ gěi nīmen jièshao Come. I’ll introduce the two of
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+ jièshao. you.
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+
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+ 這位是何教授,在台大教經濟學。
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+4. A: Zhèiwei shi He Jiàoshòu, This is Professor Hollins, who
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+ zài Táidà jiāo jīngjixué. teaches economics at Táiwān
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+ University.
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+ 何教授,這位是黃科長,在臺灣銀行工作。
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+ A: Hé Jiàoshòu, zhèiwei shi Professor Hollins, this is Section
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+ Huáng Kēzhǎng, zài Chief Huáng, who works at the
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+ Táiwān Yínháng gōngzuò. Bank of Táiwān.
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+
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+ 這位是黃太太。
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+ A: Zhèiwei shi Huáng Tàitai. This is Mrs. Huáng.
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+
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+ 久仰,久仰。
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+5. B: Jiǔyǎng, jiǔyǎng. Glad to meet you.
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+
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+ 您來了多久了?
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+ B: Nín láile duó jiǔ le? How long have you been here?
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+
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+ 久仰。我剛來兩個月。
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+ C: Jiǔyǎng. Wǒ gāng lai Glad to meet you. It has been only
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+ liǎngge yuè. two months since I came.
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+
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+ 還有很多不熟悉的地方。
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+6. C: Hái yǒu hěn duō bù shóuxide There is still much I’m not familiar
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+ dìfang. with.
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+
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+ 以後還要向您請教。
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+ C: Yǐhòu hái yào xiàng nín Later I’ll need to request more
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+ qǐngjiào. advice from you.
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+
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+*The remaining sentences in this exchange occur on the C-l tape.
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+
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+
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+[195]
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+ 哪裏,哪裏。
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+7. B: Náli, náli. Not at all, not at all.
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+
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+ 希望以後有機會多見面。
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+ B: Xīwàng yǐhòu yǒu jīhui duō I hope that in the future we will
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+ jiànmiàn. have an opportunity to meet more.
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+
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+8. fāngfǎ 方法 method, way, means
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+
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+
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+9. fázi 法子 method, way
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+
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+
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+10. huàr 畫兒 painting (Běijīng pronunciation)
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+
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+
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+11. qǐng zuò 請坐 please sit down
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+
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+
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+12. shèhuìxué 社會學 sociology
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+
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+
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+13. túshūguǎn 圖書館 library
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+
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+
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+14. zuò 坐 to sit
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+
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+
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+[196]
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+
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+VOCABULARY
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+
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+ fāngfǎ 方法 method, way, means
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+ fázi 法子 method, way (Běijīng)
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+
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+ huà 畫 to paint
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+ huà(r) (yìzhāng) 畫兒 (一張) a painting
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+ huānyíng 歡迎 to welcome
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+
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+ jiānmiàn 見面 to meet someone, to see someone
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+ jiàoshòu 教授 professor
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+ jìn 進 to enter
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+ jiǔyǎng 久仰 glad to meet you
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+
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+ qǐngjiào 請教 to ask advice, to consult
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+ qǐng zuo 請坐 please sit down
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+
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+ shānshuǐ 山水 mountains and rivers,
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+ scenery with hills and water
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+ shānshuī huà(r) (yìzhāng) 山水畫兒 (一張) landscape painting
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+ shèhuìxué 社會學 sociology
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+ shóuxi 熟悉 to be familiar
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+
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+ Tāidà 台大 Táiwān University
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+ tèbié 特別 especially
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+ túshūguǎn 圖書館 library
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+
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+ xiang 向 towards; from
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+ xiǎo yìsi 小意思 a token of appreciation
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+
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+ zuo 坐 to sit
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+
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+(introduced on C-2 and. P-2 tapes)
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+
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+ biǎoyǎn 表演 to give a demonstration
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+ bú dà hǎo mǎi 不大好買 not very easy to buy
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+ duì...shóuxi 對...熟悉 to be familiar with
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+ Jiàoyubù 教育部 Ministry of Education
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+ mǎi cài 買菜 to buy groceries
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+ sòng gěi 送給 to give
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+ xǐ yīshang 洗衣裳 to to wash clothes
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+ yánjiu 研究 to study, to do research
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+ yòuéryuǎn 幼兒園 kindergarten
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+ yóu huà 油畫 oil painting
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+ zhǎnlǎn 展覽 exhibition
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+ zhàogu 照顧 to take care of
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+ zuò fan 做飯 to cook
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+ zuòyè 作業 homework
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+
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+
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+[197]
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+
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+REFERENCE NOTES
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+
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+ 黃科長,黃太太,歡迎歡迎。
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+1. A: Huáng Kēzhǎng, Huáng Tàitai, Section Chief Huang, Mrs. Huang—
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+ huānyíng, huānyíng. welcome.
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+
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+ 請進。
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+ A: Qǐng jìn. Please come in.
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+
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+ 富太太,您好?
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+2. B: Fù Tàitai, nín hǎo? How are you, Mrs. Franklin?
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+
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+ 這是一點小意思。
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+ B: Zhè shi yìdiǎn xiǎo yìsi. Here is a small token of appreciation.
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+
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+Note on Nos. 1-2
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+
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+Xiǎo yìsi: Y0u have already seen yìsi in the expression yǒu yìsi, “to
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+be interesting.” Yìsi means “meaning,” “significance,” “intention,” “idea.”
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+In No. 2, above, xiǎo yìsi (literally, “small [good] intent”) is an idiomatic
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+expression meaning “a small (token of my) feelings of appreciation.”
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+
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+
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+ 我知道您喜歡山水畫。
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+3. B: Wǒ zhīdao nín xǐhuan shānshuǐ I know you like landscape paintings.
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+ huà.
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+
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+ 特別請朋友給您畫一張。
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+ B: Tèbié qǐng péngyou gěi nín I asked a friend to paint one
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+ huàle yìzhāng. especially for you.
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+
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+ 您真是太客氣。謝謝。
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+ A: Nín zhēn shi tài kèqi. You are really too polite. Thanks.
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+ Xièxie.
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+
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+ 來,我給你們介紹介紹。
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+ A: Lái, wǒ gěi nǐmen jièshao Come. I’ll introduce the two of you.
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+ jièshao.
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+
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+Notes on No. 3
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+
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+Shānshuǐ, “mountains and rivers,” “scenery with hills and water,” is a
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+compound made up of shān, “mountain,” and shuǐ, “water.” In shānshuǐ, shuǐ
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+refers to rivers or lakes.
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+
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+Tèbié qǐng péngyou gěi nín huàle yìzhāng: Notice that the verb huà is
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+followed by the completion marker le. For this reason, the sentence means
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+that the painting has been finished. The completed-action sense of huàle
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+might he captured by looser translations of the sentence, like “I asked a
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+friend, and he painted one for you” and “I asked a friend, who painted one
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+for you.”
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+
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+The sentence Wǒ tèbié qǐng péngyou gěi nín huà yìzhāng, without le, does
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+not indicate whether the painting has been finished or not. The sentence
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+might he used when a speaker thinks that a painting has not yet been
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+finished.
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+
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+[198]
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+
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+Zhēn shi tài kèqi, “really too polite,” is a variation of Nín zhēn tài
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+kèqi. Shi is sometimes used simply to show that the subject of a sentence
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+fits the description that follows.
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+
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+ 這位是何教授,在台大教經濟學。
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+4. A: Zhèiwei shi Hé Jiàoshòu, zài This is Professor Hollins, who
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+ Táidà jiāo jīngjixué. teaches economics at Táiwān
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+ University.
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+
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+ 何教授,這位是黃科長,在臺灣銀行工作。
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+ A: Hé Jiàoshòu, zhèiwei shi Professor Hollins, this is Section
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+ Huáng Kēzhǎng, zài Táiwān Chief Huáng, who works at the
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+ Yínháng gōngzuò. Bank of Táiwān.
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+
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+ 這位是黃太太。
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+ A: Zhèiwei shi Huáng Tàitai. This is Mrs. Huáng.
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+
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+Notes on No. 4
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+
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+Jiàoshòu, “professor”: The first syllable in this word means “teaching.”
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+Notice that the tone on jiào is different from the tone on the verb “to
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+teach,” jiāo.
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+
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+Táidà is the abbreviation for Táiwān Dàxué, “Táiwān University.”
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+
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+Zhèiwei shi Huáng Kēzhǎng, zài Táiwān Yínháng gōngzuò looks like a
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+run-on sentence, with the pronoun tā dropped from the second part of the
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+sentence. In Chinese, this is a perfectly good way to add a second clause
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+to a sentence. To characterize a person or thing just identified, the
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+Chinese simply attach a descriptive sentence and omit the subject. You
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+have already learned this pattern: Wángfǔjǐng Dàjiē yǒu yige Xīnhuá Shūdiàn,
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+hěn dà. Here are some additional examples:
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+
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+ 他太太是日本人,現在在上海。
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+ Tā tàitai shi Rìběn rén, His wife is Japanese; she is in
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+ xiànzài zài Shànghǎi. Shanghai now.
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+
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+ 我有一個朋友姓吾,在東海大學教書
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+ 明年想到美國去。
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+ Wǒ yǒu yige péngyou xìng Wú, I have a friend named Wú who teaches
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+ zài Dōnghǎi Dàxué jiāo shū, at Dōnghāi University. He is
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+ míngnián xiǎng dào Měiguo qù. planning to go to America next
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+ year.
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+
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+
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+[199]
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+
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+ 久仰,久仰。
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+5. B: Jiǔyǎng, jiǔyǎng. Glad to meet you.
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+
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+ 您來了多久了?
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+ B: Nín láile duó jiǔ le? How long have you been here?
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+
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+ 久仰。我剛來兩個月。
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+ C: Jiǔyǎng. Wǒ gāng lái Glad to meet you. It has been only
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+ liǎngge yuè. two months since I came.
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+
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+Notes on No. 5
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+
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+Jiǔyǎng means, literally, “I have looked up to you for a long time” or
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+“I have looked forward to meeting you.” It is used when meeting someone
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+of higher status. Because jiǔyǎng implies a status difference, the
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+expression is not often used in the PRC.
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+
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+Gāng, “only just”: you have learned the sentence Wǒ láile liǎngge yuè
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+le, “I have been here two months now.” In the last sentence of exchange 5.
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+notice that no le is needed. The focus has shifted from the coming to the
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+shortness of the period; that is, the focus is on gāng.
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+
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+ 還有很多不熟悉的地方。
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+6. C: Hái yǒu hěn duō bù shǒuxide There is still much I’m not familiar
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+ dìfang. with.
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+
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+ 以後還要向您請教。
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+ C: Yǐhòu hái yào xiàng nín Later I’ll need to request more
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+ qǐngjiào. advice from you.
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+
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+Notes on No. 6
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+
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+Shóuxi, “to be familiar [with the details of something],” is also
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+pronounced shúxi.
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+
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+Dìfang means “areas,” “aspects” (NOT “places”) in the first sentence of
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+No. 6. Thus shóuxide dìfang means “areas/aspects one is familiar with.”
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+
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+Xiàng nín qǐngjiào is a polite way of requesting advice from someone—for
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+example, a teacher, an advisor, or a senior colleague. Here, the
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+prepositional verb xiàng means “from.” (You learned xiàng as “towards”
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+in the Directions Module.) Literally, it means “facing.” Less formally,
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+you may also say gēn nín qǐngjiào. Qǐngjiào (literally, “request
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+instruction”) may be reduplicated or used with an object in sentences like
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+the following:
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+
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+ 我要跟您請教一件事。
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+ Wǒ yào gēn nín qǐngjiào I would like to consult with you
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+ yíjiàn shi. about something.
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+
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+ 我要跟您請教請教。
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+ Wǒ yào gēn nín qǐngjiào
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+ qǐngjiào.
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+
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+Yíhòu hái yào...: In this sentence, hái means “still more,” or
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+“additionally.”
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+
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+
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+[200]
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+
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+ 哪裏,哪裏。
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+7. B: Náli, náli. Not at all, not at all.
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+
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+ 希望以後有機會多見面。
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+ B: Xīwàng yǐhòu yǒu jīhui duō I hope that in the future we will
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+ jiànmiàn. have an opportunity to meet more.
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+
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+Note on No. 7
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+
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+The adjectival verb duō, “to be much,” “to be many,” is used in No. 7
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+as an adverb meaning “much,” “more.” Shǎo may be used in the same way.
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+
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+ 咖啡不能多喝。
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+ Kāfēi bù néng duō hē. One must not drink too much coffee.
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+
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+ 你多吃點兒吧。
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+ Nǐ duō chī diǎnr ba. Eat a little more.
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+
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+ 他多住了兩天。
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+ Tā duō zhùle liāngtiǎn. He stayed two days longer.
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+
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+ 我少買了一張票。
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+ Wǒ shǎo mǎile yìzhāng piào. I bought one ticket too few.
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+ (more literally, “I underbought
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+ by one ticket.”)
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+
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+ 他説他要少吃。
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+ Tā shuō tā yào shǎo chī. He says he wants to eat less (cut
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+ down on eating).
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+
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+
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+
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+8. fāngfǎ 方法 method, way, means
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+
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+
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+9. fázi 法子 method, way
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+
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+
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+10. huàr 畫 painting (Běijīng pronunciation)
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+
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+
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+11. qǐng zuō 請坐 please have a seat
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+
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+
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+12. shèhuìxué 社會學 sociology
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+
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+
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+13. túshūguǎn 圖書館 library
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+
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+
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+l4. zuò 坐 to sit
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+
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+
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+Notes on Additional Required Vocabulary
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+
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+Here are a few sentences illustrating some of the words:
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+
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+你的社會學學得怎麽好!你用什麽方法念得?
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+Nǐde shèhuìxué xuéde zhènme You learned your sociology so well!
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+hǎo! Nǐ yòng shénme fāngfǎ How do you study it?
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+niànde?
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+
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+每天在圖書館四個鐘頭。
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+Měitiān zài túshūguǎn sìge I spend four hours in the library
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+zhōngtóu. everyday.
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+
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+唉!我沒有法子在圖書館坐四個鐘頭
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+Ài! Wǒ méiyou fázi zài Boy! There’s no way I can sit in
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+túshūguǎn zuò sìge the library for four hours.
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+zhōngtóu.
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+
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+
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+[201]
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+
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+VOCABULARY BOOSTER
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+
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+ Opposites
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+
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+ 安靜 熱鬧
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+ ānjìng rènao
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+ to be peaceful to be lively
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+ to be bustling
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+ to be noisy
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+
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+ 長 短
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+ cháng duǎn
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+ to be long to be short
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+
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+ 聰明 笨
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+ cōngming bèn
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+ to be intelligent to be stupid
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+ to be bright to be foolish
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+
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+ 大 小
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+ dà xiǎo
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+ to be large to be small
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+
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+ 到達 離開
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+ dàodá líkāi
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+ to arrive to leave
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+ to reach
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+
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+ 對 錯
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+ duì cuò
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+ to be correct to make a mistake
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+ to be wrong
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+
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+ 乾净 髒
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+ gānjìng (gānjing) zāng
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+ to be clean to be dirty
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+
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+ 高 矮
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+ gāo ǎi
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+ to be tall to be short (of stature)
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+
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+ 高興 難過
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+ gāoxìng nánguò
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+ to be happy to feel sorry
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+ to feel bad
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+ to be grieved
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+
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+ 工作 休息
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+ gōngzuò xiūxi
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+ to work to rest
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+ to relax
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+
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+ 好 壞
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+ hǎo huài
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+ to be good to be bad
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+ to be well
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+
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+ 簡單 複雜
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+ jiǎndān fùzá (fǔzá)
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+ to be simple to be complicated
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+ to be complex
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+
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+[202]
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+
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+ 健康 有病
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+ jiànkāng yǒu bìng
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+ to be healthy to be ill
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+ to be sick
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+
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+ 寬 窄
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+ kuān zhǎi
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+ to be wide to be narrow
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+ to be broad
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+
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+ 來 去
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+ lái qù
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+ to come to go
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+
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+ 累 有精神
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+ lèi yǒu jīngshen
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+ to be tired to be lively
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+ to be spirited
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+ to be vigorous
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+
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+ 冷 熱
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+ lěng rè
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+ to be cold to be hot
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+
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+ 涼快 暖和
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+ liángkuai nuǎnhuo
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+ to be cool to be warm
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+
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+ 滿 空
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+ mǎn kōng
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+ to be full to be vacant
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+ to be empty
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+
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+ 慢 快
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+ màn kuài
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+ to be slow to be fast
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+
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+ 忙 閑
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+ máng xián
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+ to be busy to be idle
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+ to be unoccupied
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+
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+ 年輕 老
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+ niánqīng lǎo
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+ to be young to be old (in years
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+
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+ 便宜 貴
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+ piányi guì
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+ to be inexpensive to be expensive
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+ to be cheap
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+
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+ 漂亮 難看
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+ piàoliang nánkàn
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+ to be beautiful to be ugly
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+
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+ 強 弱
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+ qiáng ruò
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+ to be strong to be weak
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+
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+ 容易 難
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+ róngyi nán
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+ to be easy to be difficult
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+
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+ 生 死
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+ shēng sǐ
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+ to be born to die
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+
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+[203]
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+
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+ 甜 苦
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+ tián kǔ
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+ to be sweet to be bitter
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+
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+ 停 走
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+ tíng zǒu
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+ to stop to go
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+ to halt to walk
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+
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+ 推 拉
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+ tuī lā
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+ to push to pull
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+
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+ 遠 近
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+ yuǎn jìn
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+ to be far to be near
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+
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+ 早 晚
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+ zǎo wǎn
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+ to be early to be late
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+
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+ 真 假
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+ zhēn jiǎ
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+ to be true to be false
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+ to be real to be fake
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+ to be genuine to be artificial
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+
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+
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+[204]
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+
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+DRILLS
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+
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+A. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 我想請他畫一張畫兒。 我特別請他畫了一張畫兒。
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+1. Speaker: Wǒ xiang qǐng ta huà You: Wǒ tèbié qǐng ta huàle yìzhāng
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+ yìzhāng huàr. huàr.
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+ (I’m thinking of asking (I asked him especially to
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+ him to paint a paint a painting.)
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+ painting.)
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+
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+ 我想請他吃一次中國飯。 我特別請他吃了一次中國飯。
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+2. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng ta chī yícì Wǒ tèbié qǐng ta chīle yícì Zhōngguo
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+ Zhōngguo fàn. fàn.
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+
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+ 我想請他買兩張臺北地圖。 我特別請他買了兩張臺北地圖。
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+3. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng ta mǎi liǎngzhāng Wǒ tèbié qǐng ta mǎile liǎngzhāng
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+ Táiběi dìtú. Táiběi dìtú.
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+
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+ 我想請他教兩年。 我特別請他教了兩年。
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+4. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng ta jiāo liǎngnián. Wǒ tèbié qǐng ta jiāole liǎngnián.
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+
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+ 我想請他畫一張中國畫兒。 我特別請他畫了一張中國畫兒。
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+5. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng ta huà yìzhāng Wǒ tèbié qǐng ta huàle yìzhāng
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+ Zhōngguo huàr. Zhōngguo huàr.
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+
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+ 我想請他來一次。 我特別請他來了一次。
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+6. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng ta lái yícì. Wǒ tèbié qǐng ta láile yícì.
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+
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+ 我想請他看一次電影。 我特別請他看了一次電影。
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+7. Wǒ xiǎng qǐng ta kàn yícì Wǒ tèbié qǐng ta kànle yícì diànyǐng.
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+ diànyǐng.
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+
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+
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+B. Combination Drill
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+
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+ 他是何教授。他在台大教經濟學。 這位是何教授,在台大教經濟學。
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+1. Speaker: Tā shi Hé Jiàoshòu. You: Zhèiwèi shi Hé Jiàozhòu, zài
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+ Tā zài Táidà jiāo Táidà jiāo jīngjixué.
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+ jīngjixué. (This is Professor Hé, who
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+ (He is Professor Hé. teaches economics at Táiwān
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+ He teaches economics University.)
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+ at Táiwān University.)
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+
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+ 她是王科長。她在外交部工作。 這位是王科長,在外交部工作
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+2. Tā shi Wáng Kēzhǎng. Tā zài Zhèiwèi shi Wáng Kēzhǎng, zài
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+ Wàijiāobù gōngzuò. Wàijiāobù gōngzuò.
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+
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+ 他是沈少校。他在武官処工作。 這位是沈少校,在武官処工作。
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+3. Tā shi Shěn Shàoxiào. Tā zài Zhèiwèi shi Shěn Shàoxiào, zài
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+ Wǔguānchù gōngzuò. Wǔguānchù gōngzuò.
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+
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+ 他是林教授。他在加州大學教書。 這位是林教授,在加州大學教書。
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+4. Tā shi Lín Jiàoshòu. Tā zài Zhèiwèi shi Lín Jiàoshòu, zài
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+ Jiāzhōu Dàxué jiāo shū. Jiāzhōu Dàxué jiāo shū.
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+
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+
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+[205]
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+
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+ 他是呂科長。他在臺灣銀行工作。 這位是呂科長,在臺灣銀行工作。
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+5. Tā shi Lǚ Kēzhǎng. Tā zài Zhèiwèi shi Lǚ Kēzhǎng, zài Táiwān
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+ Táiwān Yínháng gōngzuò. Yínháng gōngzuò.
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+
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+ 她是劉小姐。她在台大念書。 這位是劉小姐,在台大念書。
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+6. Tā shi Liú Xiǎojiě. Tā zài Zhèiwèi shi Liú Xiǎojiě, zài Táidà
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+ Táidà niàn shū. niàn shū.
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+
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+ 他是韩教授。他在台大教政治學。 這位是韩教授,在台大教政治學。
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+7. Tā shi Hán Jiàoshòu. Tā zài Zhèiwèi shi Hán Jiàoshòu, zài
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+ Táidà jiāo zhèngzhixué. Táidà jiāo zhèngzhixué.
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+
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+
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+C. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 有很多地方我不熟悉。 我還有很多不熟悉的地方。
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+1. Speaker: Yǒu hěn duō dìfang wǒ You: Wǒ hái yǒu hěn duō bù shóuxide
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+ bù shóuxi. dìfang.
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+ (There is much I’m not (There is still much I’m not
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+ familiar with.) familiar with.)
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+
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+ 在這兒,有很多人不喝茶。 在這兒,有很多不喝茶的人。
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+ OR Zài zhèr, yǒu hěn duō Zài zhèr, yǒu hěn duō bù hē
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+ rén bù hē chá. cháde rén.
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+ (There are many people (There are many non-tea drinking
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+ here who don’t drink people here.)
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+ tea.)
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+
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+ 有很多地方我聽不懂。 我還有很多聼不懂的地方。
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+2. Yǒu hěn duō dìfang wǒ tīngbudǒng. Wǒ hái yǒu hěn duō tīngbudǒngde dìfang.
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+
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+ 在這兒,有很多人不看報。 在這兒,有很多不看報。
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+3. Zài zhèr, yǒu hěn duō rén bú kàn Zài zhèr, yǒu hěn duō bú kàn bàode
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+ bào. rén.
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+
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+ 在這兒,有很多人不會説中國話。 在這兒,有很多不會説中國話的人。
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+4. Zài zhèr, yǒu hěn duō rén bú huì Zài zhèr, yǒu hěn duō bú huì shuō
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+ shuō Zhōngguo huà. Zhōngguo huàde rén.
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+
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+ 有很多地方我不會做。 我還有很多不會做的地方。
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+5. Yǒu hěn duō dìfang wǒ bú huì zuò. Wǒ hái yǒu hěn duō bú huì zuòde
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+ dìfang.
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+
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+ 有很多地方我看不懂。 我還有很多我看不懂的地方。
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+6. Yǒu hěn duō dìfang wǒ kànbudǒng. Wǒ hái yǒu hěn duō kànbudǒngde
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+ dìfang.
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+
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+[206]
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+
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+
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+D. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 我們以後見面的機會很多。 希望以後有機會多見面。
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+1. Speaker: Wǒmen yǐhòu jiànmiànde You: Xīwàng yǐhòu yǒu jīhui duō
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+ jīhui hěn duō. jiànmiàn.
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+ (We will have many more (I hope that in the future we
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+ opportunities to meet will have an opportunity to
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+ in the future.) meet more.)
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+
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+ 我以後向您請教的機會很多。 希望以後有機會多向您請教。
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+2. Wǒ yǐhòu xiàng nín qǐngjiàode Xīwàng yǐhòu yǒu jīhui duō xiàng
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+ jīhui hěn duo. nín qǐngjiào.
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+
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+ 我們以後説中國話的機會很多。 希望以後有機會多説中國話。
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+3. Wǒmen yǐhòu shuō Zhōngguo huàde Xīwàng yǐhòu yǒu jīhui duō shuō
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+ jīhui hěn duō. Zhōngguo huà.
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+
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+ 我以後學中文的機會很多。 希望以後有機會多學中文。
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+4. Wǒ yǐhòu xué Zhōngwénde jīhui Xīwàng yǐhòu yǒu jīhui duō xué
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+ hěn duō. Zhōngwén.
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+
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+ 我們以後來的機會很多。 希望以後有機會多來。
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+5. Wǒmen yǐhòu láide jīhui hěn duō. Xīwàng yǐhòu yǒu jīhui duō lái.
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+
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+ 我們以後在一起的機會很多。 希望以後有機會多在一起。
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+6. Wǒmen yǐhòu zài yìqǐde jīhui Xīwàng yǐhòu yǒu jīhui duō zài yìqǐ.
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+ hěn duō.
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+
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+ 我以後旅行的機會很多。 希望以後有機會多旅行。
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+7. Wō yǐhòu lǚxíngde jīhui hěn duō. Xīwàng yǐhòu yǒu jīhui duō lǚxíng.
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+
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+
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+E. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 黃科長,歡迎歡迎。 黃科長,歡迎歡迎。請進,請進來坐。
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+1. Speaker: Huáng Kēzhǎng, huānyíng, You: Huáng Kēzhǎng, huānyíng,
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+ huānyíng. huānyíng. Qǐng jìn, qǐng
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+ jìnlai zuò.
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+ 坐 (Section Chief Huáng, welcome,
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+ (cue) zuò welcome. Please come in
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+ (Section Chief Huáng, and sit down.)
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+ welcome, welcome.)
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+
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+ 王小姐,您好? 王小姐,您好?請進,請進來坐坐。
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+2. Wáng Xiǎojiě, nín hǎo? Wáng Xiǎojiě, nín hǎo? Qǐng jìn,
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+ qǐng jìnlai zuòzuo.
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+ 坐坐
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+ zuòzuo
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+
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+ 李先生,您好? 李先生,您好?請進,請進來喝一點茶。
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+3. Lǐ Xiānsheng, nín hǎo? Lǐ Xiānsheng, nín hǎo? Qǐng jìn,
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+ qǐng jìnlai hē yìdiǎn chā.
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+ 喝一點茶
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+ hē yìdiǎn chá
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+
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+ 吾科長,您好? 吾科長,您好?請進,請進來坐。
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+4. Wú Kēzhǎng, nín hǎo? Wú Kēzhǎng, nín hǎo? Qǐng jìn,
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+ qǐng jìnlai zuò.
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+ 坐
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+ zuò
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+
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+ 趙太太,歡迎歡迎。 趙太太,歡迎歡迎請進,請進來坐。
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+5. Zhào Tàitai, huānyíng, huānyíng. Zhào Tàitai, huānyíng, huānyíng.
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+ Qǐng jìn, qǐng jìnlai zuò.
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+ 坐
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+ zuò
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+
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+[207]
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+
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+ 張先生,張太太,您好? 張先生,張太太,您好?請進,請進來坐一會兒。
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+6. Zhāng Xiānsheng, Zhāng Tàitai, Zhāng Xiānsheng, Zhāng Tàitai, nín
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+ nín hǎo? hǎo? Qǐng jìn, qǐng jìnlai zuò
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+ yìhuǐr.
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+ 坐一會兒
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+ zuò yìhuǐr
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+
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+ 乾科長,好久不見。 乾科長,好久不見。請進,請進來坐坐坐。
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+7. Qián Kēzhǎng, hǎo jiǔ bú jiàn. Qián Kēzhǎng, hǎo jiǔ bú jiàn.
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+ Qǐng jìn, qǐng jìnlai zuòzuo.
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+ 坐坐
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+ zuòzuo
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+
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+
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+
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+[208]
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+
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+UNIT 5
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+
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+REFERENCE LIST
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+
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+(in Běijīng)
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+
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+ 喂
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+1. B: Wài. Hello.
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+
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+ 喂,是外交部嗎?
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+ A: Wài, shi Wàijiāobù ma? Hello. Is this the Ministry of
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+ Foreign Affairs?
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+ 我要找林司長説話。
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+ A: Wǒ yào zhǎo Lín Sīzhang I want to speak with Department
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+ shuō huà. Chief Lín.
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+
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+ 您是哪兒?
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+2. B: Nín shi nǎr a? Who is this?
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+
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+ 我姓勒克萊爾。我是法國大使館的
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+ 商務經濟官。
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+ A: Wǒ xìng Lèkēláiěr. Wǒ shi My name is Leclaire. I am the
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+ Fǎguo Dàshiguǎnde Commercial/Ecomonics Officer from
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+ Shāngwù Jīngjiguān. the French Embassy.
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+
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+ 您等一等,我給您看看他在不在。
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+ B: Nín děngyiděng, wǒ gěi Wait a moment. I’ll see whether
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+ nín kànkan tā zài bu zai. he is here or not.
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+
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+ 喂,他這會兒不在。您要留個話兒嗎?
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+3. B: Wài, tā zhèihuǐr bú zài. Hello. He is not here at the
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+ Nín yào liú ge huàr ma? moment. Would you like to leave
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+ a message?
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+
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+ 勞駕,他回來的時候,您請他給我
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+ 打個電話。
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+ A: Láojià, tā huílaide shíhou, When he comes back, please ask
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+ nín qǐng ta gěi wǒ dǎ ge him to give me a phone call.
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+ diànhuà.
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+
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+ 好,請您把您的電話號兒告诵
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+ 我, 我寫下來。
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+4. B: Hǎo, qǐng nín bǎ nínde All right. Please tell me your
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+ diànhuà hàomǎr gàosong phone number. I’ll write it
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+ wǒ. Wǒ xiěxiàlái. down.
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+
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+ 我的電話是五二幺三三幺。
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+ A: Wǒde diànhuà shi wǔ èr My phone number is 521-331.
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+ yāo-sān sān yāo.
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+
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+ 對不起。你剛才給我打電話,我不在。
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+5. C: Duìbuqǐ, nǐ gāngcǎi géi I’m sorry. When you called me just
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+ wo dǎ diànhuà, wō bú zài. now, I wasn’t in.
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+
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+ 你有事嗎?
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+ C: Nǐ yǒu shì ma? Can I help you with something?
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+
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+ 是啊!我那天跟您約好了明天十點到
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+ 您辦公室去談談。
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+ A: Shì a! Wǒ nèitiān gēn Yes, you can. The other day I made
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+ nín yuēhǎole míngtiān an appointment with you to go to
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+ shídiǎn dào nín bàngōngshì your office at ten o’clock
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+ qu tántan. tomorrow for a talk.
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+
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+ 因爲明天早上我有要緊的事,所以想
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+ 問您我們能不能改到下午。
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+6. A: Yīnwei míngtiān zǎoshang wǒ Because I have an urgent business
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+ yǒu yíjiàn yàojǐnde shì, matter tomorrow morning, I want
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+ suóyi xiǎng wèn nín wǒmen to ask you whether we can change
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+ néng bu néng gǎi dào xiàwǔ. it [the appointment] to the
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+ afternoon.
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+
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+[209]
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+
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+ 下午什麽時候?
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+ *C: Xiàwǔ shénme shíhou? What time in the afternoon?
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+
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+ 您看下午三四點怎麽樣?對您
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+ 方便不方便?
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+ A: Nín kàn xiàwǔ sān-sìdiǎn What do you think of three or four
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+ zěnmeyàng? Duì nín in the afternoon? Is that
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+ fāngbian bu fangbian? convenient for you?
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+
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+ 四點比三點好。我三點中得開會。
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+ C: Sìdiǎn bǐ sāndiǎn hǎo. Four would be better than three.
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+ Wǒ sāndiān zhōng děi I have to attend a meeting at
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+ kāi huì. three o’clock.
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+
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+ 好吧。那明天四點鐘見。
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+ A: Hǎo ba. Nà míngtiān All right. Well then, see you at
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+ sìdiǎn zhōng jiàn. four o’clock tomorrow.
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+
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+ 好,我四點鐘等你。
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+ C: Hǎo, wǒ sìdiǎn zhōng děng All right. I’ll wait for you at
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+ ni. four o’clock.
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+7. háishi 還是 still
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+
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+8. wàiguo 外國 foreign, abroad
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+
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+9. wàiguo rén 外國人 foreigner (non-Chinese)
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+
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+10. wūzi (yìjiān) 屋子 (一間) room
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+
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+11. yāo 幺 one (telephone pronunciation)
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+
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+
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+* The remaining sentences in this exchange occur on the C-l tape.
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+
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+
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+[210]
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+
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+VOCABULARY
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+
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+ bǎ 把 (prepositional verb which indicates
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+ the direct object)
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+ bàngōngshì 辦公室 office
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+ gǎi 改 to change
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+ gǎi dào 改到 to change to
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+ gāngcái 剛才 just now, a short time ago
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+ háishi 還是 still
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+ hàomǎ(r) 號碼(兒) number
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+ jīngjiguān 經濟官 economics officer
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+ liú 留 to leave, to keep, to save
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+ liú(ge)huà(r) 留(個)話(兒) to leave a message
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+ nèitiān 那天 the other day
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+ shāngwù 商務 commercial business
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+ shāngwùguān 商務官 commercial officer
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+ wàiguó 外國 foreign, abroad
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+ wàiguo rén 外國人 foreigner (non-Chinese)
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+ Wàijiāobù 外交部 Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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+ wūzi (yìjiān) 屋子 (一間) room
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+ xiěxiàlái 寫下來 to write down
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+ yāo 幺 one (telephone pronunciation)
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+ yàojǐn 要緊 to be important, to be urgent
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+ yuēhǎole 約好了 to have (successfully) made
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+ arrangements, to have made an
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+ appointment
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+ zhèihuìr 這會兒 this moment, at the moment (Běijing)
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+
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+(introduced on C-2 and drill tapes)
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+
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+ chūtǔ wénwù zhǎnlǎn 出土文物展覽 exhibition of archaeological finds
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+ dǎ dao to make a phone call to
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+ dàibiǎotuán 代表團 delegation
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+ gǎnbuhuílái can’t make it back in time
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+ jiàoyuán 教員 teacher
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+
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+[211]
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+
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+ jīnglǐ 經理 manager
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+ qīnzì 親自 personally, privately
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+ tuánzhǎng 團長 head of the delegation
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+ zhǔrèn 主任 director
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+ zìjǐ 自己 oneself (“myself,” “yourself,” etc.)
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+
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+
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+(introduced in Communication Game)
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+
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+ chēfáng 車房 garage
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+ dì 地 ground, earth
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+
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+
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+Street scene in Shanghai
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+
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+
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+[212]
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+
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+REFERENCE NOTES
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+
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+ 喂。
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+1. B: Wài. Hello.
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+
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+ 喂,是外交部嗎?
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+ A: Wèi, shi Wàijiāobù ma? Hello. Is this the Ministry of
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+ Foreign Affairs?
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+ 我要找林司長説話。
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+ A: Wǒ yào zhǎo Lín Sīzhǎng I want to speak with Department
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+ shuō huà. Chief Liín.
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+
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+Notes on No. 1
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+
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+Wài jiāobù: Wàijiāo is the word for “diplomacy” (more literally,
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+“foreign relations”). Bù designates an organizational unit; in speaking
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+of the Chinese government, bù is translated as “ministry.”* The head of
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+a bù is a bùzhǎng, “minister.”
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+
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+Wài-, “foreign,” is used in terms such as wàiguó, “overseas” (literally,
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+“foreign country”) and wàiguo rén, “foreigner” (most frequently referring
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+to a person from a non-Asian country). Literally, wài- means “outside,”
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+as in wàimian.
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+
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+Yào zhǎo...shuō huà means, literally, “I would like to look for . . .
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+to speak [with himl.”
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+
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+Telephone conversations: Telephone courtesy in the United States
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+requires that a person identify himself before beginning a conversation.
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+In China, however, it is normal for the caller to ask “Who is this?” and
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+for the person who answers the phone to inquire “Who is calling?”
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+
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+*Bù is also used for a “department” of the U.S. government: Nèizhèngbù,
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+“Department of the Interior”
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+
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+ 您是哪兒?
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+ 2. B: Nín shi nǎr a? Who is this?
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+
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+ 我姓勒克萊爾。我是法國大使館的
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+ 商務經濟官。
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+ A: Wǒ xìng Lèkēláiěr. Wǒ shi My name is Leclaire. I am the
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+ Fǎguo Dàshiguǎnde Shāngwù Commercial/Economics Officer
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+ Jīngjiguān. from the French Embassy.
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+
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+ 您等一等,我給您看看他在不在。
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+ B: Nín děngyiděng, wǒ gěi nín Wait a moment. I’ll see whether
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+ kànkan tā zài bu zai. he is here or not.
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+
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+Notes on No. 2
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+
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+Nín shi nǎr a? is one polite way to ask who is calling. Nǎr asks for
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+the name of the office or organization which the caller represents. You
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+may also say Nǐ nǎr a? To ask for the caller’s name, use Qǐngwèn nǐ shi...?
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+or Qǐngwèn nǐ guìxìng?
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+
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+[213]
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+
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+Fǎguo: In the PRC, the word for “France” usually has a low tone instead
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+of a falling tone (Fàguo).
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+
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+The syllable -guān means “government official,” “officer,” or
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+“officeholder.”
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+
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+Tā zài bu zai: Zài means “to be present” here. With this meaning,
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+zài does not have to be followed by a place word.
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+
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+ 喂,他這會兒不在。您要留個話兒嗎?
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+3. B: Wèi, tā zhèihuǐr bú zài. Hello. He is not here at the moment
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+ Nín yào liú ge huàr ma? Would you like to leave a message?
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+
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+ 勞駕,他回來的時候,您請他給我
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+ 打個電話。
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+ A: Láojià, tā huílaide shíhou, When he comes back, please ask him
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+ nín qǐng ta gěi wǒ dǎ ge to give me a phone call.
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+ diànhuà.
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+
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+Notes on No. 3
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+
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+Zhèihuǐr is a colloquial word for “now,” “at the moment.” The word is
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+made up of zhè plus yìhuǐr. Its position preceding the verb shows that it
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+refers to a point in time.
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+
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+Liú ge huàr: Liú means “to leave [something/someone!] behind.” Huàr,
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+translated in exchange 3 as “message,” is the word for “speech.” Directly
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+following a verb (in this case, liú), the yī of unstressed yige may be
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+omitted.
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+
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+
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+ 好,請您把您的電話號兒告诵
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+ 我, 我寫下來。
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+4. B: Hǎo, qǐng nín bǎ nínde diànhuà All right. Please tell me your
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+ hàomar gàosong wǒ. Wǒ phone number. I’ll write it down,
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+ xiěxiàlái.
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+
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+ 我的電話是五二幺三三幺。
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+ A: Wǒde diànhuà shi wǔ èr yāo My phone number is 521-331.
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+ sān sān yāo.
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+
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+Notes on No. 4
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+
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+Hàomǎr is used for “number” in speaking of identification numbers such
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+as a passport number. (Shùmu, “number,” expresses an amount.)
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+
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+[214]
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+
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+Yāo is used in Běijing for giving room numbers and telephone numbers
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+whenever those numbers are given orally.
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+
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+Xiěxialai is a compound verb which is formed like náxialai. However,
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+while náxialai literally means “to bring down and towards the speaker,”
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+xiěxialai does NOT mean “to write in a downward direction towards the
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+speaker.” The compound xiěxialai corresponds to the English idiom “to
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+write down.”
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+
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+Qǐng nín bǎ nínde diànhuà hàomǎr gàosong wǒ illustrates some of the
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+rules concerning the use of the prepositional verb bǎ. (Read the
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+Transportation Module notes on bǎ.)
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+
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+Bǎ is a prepositional verb used to bring the direct object of a sentence
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+to a position preceding the main verb. To do so has certain effects on
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+the meaning of a sentence. There are reasons why bǎ must be used, why it
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+may not be used, and why it is optional in different kinds of sentences.
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+
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+In the first sentence of exchange 4, the use of the bǎ construction is
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+optional. yǒu may also say Qǐng ni gàosong wǒ nínde diànhuà hàomǎr. The
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+sentence fulfills the requirements for the optional use of bǎ but has
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+none of the features which make the use of bǎ a necessity. Let’s look
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+more closely at these different requirements and features.
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+
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+
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+a. What conditions are necessary for the use of bǎ?
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+
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+(1) The object of bǎ must be acted on. In other words, the action
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+ must be performed on the object of bǎ. In the first sentence of exchange 4,
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+ nínde diànhuà hàomǎr undergoes the action gàosong. More obvious examples
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+ are
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+
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+ 他把地圖拿出來了。
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+ Tā bǎ dìtú náchulai le. He took out the map.
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+ (MAP UNDERGOES BEING TAKEN OUT)
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+
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+ 他把他的車賣了。
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+ Tā bǎ tāde chē mài le. He sold his car.
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+ (CAR UNDERGOES BEING SOLD)
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+
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+ 他把那個中國字寫在黑板上了。
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+ Tā bǎ nèige Zhōngguo zì He wrote that Chinese character on
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+ xiě zai hēibǎnshang le. the chalkboard.
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+ (CHINESE CHARACTER UNDERGOES BEING
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+ WRITTEN ON THE BOARD)
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+
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+UNDERGOER OF THE ACTION means that the object is influenced by the action
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+in some way. In “I saw Mr. Wáng yesterday,” Mr. Wáng is not considered
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+to be the undergoer of the action.
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+
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+(2) The verb must be an action verb (such as gàosong in exchange 4).
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+Bǎ is not used with state and process verbs. For example, you may not use
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+bǎ with yǒu, zhīdao, xǐhuan, ài, xiǎng, huì, or dǒng.
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+
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+(3) The object of bǎ must refer to something specific (such as
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+nínde diànhuà hàomǎr in exchange 4): which telephone number? your telephone
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+number (The questioner knows which number he is referring to, even though
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+he does not know what the number is.) Often the object of bǎ must be
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+translated into English with the definite article “the”:
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+
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+ 請你把花瓶給我。
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+ Qǐng ni bǎ huāpíng gěi wo. Please give me the vase. (NOT “a vase”)
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+
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+[215]
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+
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+ 他把兩張票給我了。
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+ Tā bǎ liǎngzhāng piào gěi He gave me the two tickets. (NOT
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+ wo le. “[any] two tickets”)
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+
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+(4) The verb phrase must be complex. Here are examples of the
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+ways in which a verb phrase can be made complex so that bā may be used:
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+
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+(ASPECT MARKER)
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+
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+ 他把他的車子賣了。
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+ Tā bǎ tāde chēzi mài le. He sold his car.
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+
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+(REDUPLICATED VERB)
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+
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+ 請你把票換換。
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+ Qǐng ni bǎ piào huànhuan. Please exchange the tickets.
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+
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+(COMPOUND VERB)
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+
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+ 他把我的地址寫下來了。
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+ Tā bǎ wǒde dìzhǐ xiěxialai le He wrote down my address.
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+
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+ 你把行李拿上車去吧。
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+ Nǐ bǎ xíngli náshang chē Take the baggage onto the train.
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+ qu ba.
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+
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+ 我們把昨天已經把這件事説好了。
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+ Wǒmen zuótiān yǐjīng bǎ We agreed on this matter yesterday.
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+ zhèijiàn shì shuōhǎo le.
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+
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+ 我先把這個寫完再走。
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+ Wǒ xiān bǎ zhèige xiěwān I will finish writing this first
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+ zài zǒu. and then leave.
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+
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+ 你把我的名字寫錯了。
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+ Nǐ bǎ wǒde míngzi xiěcuò You wrote my name wrong.
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+ le.
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+
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+(MANNER EXPRESSION AFTER THE VERB)
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+
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+ 你把這個字寫得太大了。
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+ Nǐ bǎ zhèige zì xiěde tài You wrote this character too large.
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+ dà le.
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+
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+ 他把這件事事説得很清楚。
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+ Tā bǎ zhèijiàn shì shuōde He talked very clearly about this.
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+ hěn qīngchu.
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+
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+(PREPOSITIONAL VERB PHRASE AFTER THE VERB)
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+
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+ 把啤酒放在桌子上,
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+ bǎ píjiǔ fàng zai zhuōzishang. Put the beer on the table.
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+
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+ 我把車停在那邊等您、
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+ Wǒ bǎ chē tíng zai nèibian I will park the car over there and
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+ děng nín. wait for you.
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+
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+(INDIRECT OBJECT AFTER THE VERB)
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+
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+ 李先生把字典給學生了。
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+ Lǐ Xiānsheng bǎ zìdiǎn Mr. Lǐ has given the dictionaries
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+ gěi xuésheng le. to the students.
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+
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+(NUMBER PLUS COUNTER AFTER THE VERB)
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+
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+ 請你再把他的電話號碼兒念一次。
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+ Qǐng ni zài bǎ tāde diànhuà Please read his telephone number
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+ hàomār niàn yícì. aloud once more.
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+
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+ 請你把這個看一下。
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+ Qǐng ni bǎ zhèige kàn Please take a look at this. (OR
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+ yixia. “Please read this over.”)
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+
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+In the first sentence of exchange 4, the verb phrase is made complex by
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+having an indirect object after the verb: bǎ nínde diànhuà hàomǎr gàosong
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+wǒ。
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+
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+
|
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+b. When MUST bǎ be used?
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+
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+The examples above which require the use of bǎ are those with a
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+prepositional verb phrase after the verb, those with a manner expression
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+after the verb, and most of the sentences under the heading “Compound Verb.”
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+In these examples, the object may not be placed between the verb and the
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+element which follows.
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+
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+
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+[216]
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+
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+c. When can’t bǎ be used?
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+
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+Bǎ cannot normally be used in a sentence if the verb is not an
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+action verb, if the verb describes perception (like kànjian and tīngjian),
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+if the object is not the undergoer of the action, if the object is indefinite
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+or if the verb is a simple verb. Here are some examples of sentences in
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+which bǎ cannot be used:
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+
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+ 我買了一個收音機。
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+ Wǒ mǎile yíge shōuyīnjī. I bought a radio.
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+ (INDEFINITE OBJECT)
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+
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+ 我看見他了。
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+ Wǒ kànjian ta le. I saw him.
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+ (PERCEPTION VERB [kànjian]; OBJECT
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+ DOES NOT UNDERGO ACTION)
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+
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+ 我想看這本書。
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+ Wǒ xiǎng kàn zhèiběn shū. I would like to read this book.
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+ (SIMPLE VERB)
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+
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+ 我有很多外國朋友。
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+ Wǒ yǒu hěn duō wàiguo I have a lot of foreign friends.
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+ péngyou. (yǒu NOT ACTION VERB)
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+
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+ 我知道這件事。
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+ Wǒ zhīdao zhèijiàn shì. I know of this matter.
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+ (zhīdao NOT ACTION VERB)
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+
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+
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+d. What is the motivation for using bǎ?
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+
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+Bǎ is used when the verb phrase gives more new important information
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+than the object does. The Chinese prefer to place that important verb
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+phrase in final position in a sentence, where the phrase will be prominent.
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+Bǎ performs the function of taking the object out of the way (to the begin-
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+ning of a sentence) and allowing the verb phrase to have its full impact.
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+
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+
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+e. To make a bǎ sentence negative, place the negative adverb in front
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+of bǎ (NOT in front of the main verb).
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+
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+ 他沒把桌子搬出去。
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+ Tā méi bǎ zhuōzi bānchuqu. He did not move the table out.
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+
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+ 你不把肉放在冰箱裏怎麽行。
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+ Nǐ bù bǎ ròu* fàng zai How can it do for you not to put
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+ bīngxiāngli zěnme xíng? the meat in the refrigerator?
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+ (How can you not put the meat in
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+ the refrigerator?)
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+
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+*ròu, “meat”
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+
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+
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+ 對不起。你剛才給我打電話,我不在。
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+5. C: Duìbuqǐ, nǐ gāngcái gěi wo I’m sorry. When you called me just
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+ dǎ diànhuà, wǒ bú zài. now, I wasn’t in.
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+
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+ 你有事嗎?
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+ C: Nǐ yǒu shì ma? Can I help you with something?
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+
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+ 是啊!我那天跟您約好了明天十點到
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+ 您辦公室去談談。
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+ A: Shì a! Wǒ nèitiān gēn nín Yes, you can. The other day I made
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+ yuēhǎole míngtiān shídiǎn an appointment with you to go to
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+ dào nín bàngōngshì qu tántan. your office at ten o’clock tomorrow
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+ for a talk.
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+
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+[217]
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+
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+Notes on No. 5
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+
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+Gāngcái means “just now,” “a short time ago.” It may, like other time
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+words, either precede or follow the subject of a sentence.
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+
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+ 他剛才給我打電話了。
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+ Tā gāngcái gěi wo dǎ diànhuà He called me a short time ago.
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+ le.
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+
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+ 剛才他給我打電話了。
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+ Gāngcái tā gěi wo dǎ diànhuà
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+ le.
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+
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+The one-syllable adverb gāng, “just,” always follows the subject of a
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+sentence.
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+
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+ 他剛給我打電話。
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+ Tā gāng gěi wo dǎ diànhuà. He just called me.
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+
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+Nǐ gāngcái gěi wo dǎ diànhuà, wǒ bú zài, literally, “You called me just
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+now, I wasn’t in”: To the first clause (Nǐ gāngcái gěi wǒ dǎ diànhuà), you
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+could add -de shihou, “when.” Even without -de shihou, the relationship
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+between the two clauses is still very close. Colloquially, no pause is
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+needed between them. Here is a similar sentence:
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+
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+ 剛才我去找你,你不在。
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+ Gāngcái wǒ qù zhǎo ni, nǐ I just went to look for you, but you
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+ bú zài. weren’t there.
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+
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+Nèitiān literally means “that day.” It is the Chinese equivalent of
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+“the other day.”
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+
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+Yuēhǎo is a compound verb of result: yuē, “to arrange a meeting,” “to
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+make an appointment,” plus hǎo, “successfully complete.”
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+
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+Gēn means “with” in the last sentence of exchange 5.
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+
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+Bàngōngshì: Bàngōng (literally, “manage work”) is frequently used for
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+“do work in an office.” A bàngōngshì is a room where office work is done,
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+or an “office.”
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+
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+
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+ 因爲明天早上我有要緊的事,所以想
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+ 問您我們能不能改到下午。
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+6. A: Yīnwei míngtiān zǎoshang wǒ Because I have an urgent business
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+ yǒu yíjiàn yàojǐnde shì, matter tomorrow morning, I want to
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+ suóyi xiǎng wèn nín wǒmen ask you whether we can change it
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+ néng bu néng gǎi dào xiàwǔ. [the appointment] to the afternoon.
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+
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+ 下午什麽時候?
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+ C: Xiàwǔ shénme shíhou? What time in the afternoon?
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+
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+ 您看下午三四點怎麽樣?對您
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+ 方便不方便?
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+ A: Nín kàn xiàwǔ sān-sìdiǎn What do you think of three or four
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+ zěnmeyàng? Duì nín fāngbian in the afternoon? Is that
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+ bu fangbian? convenient for you?
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+
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+ 四點比三點好。我三點中得開會。
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+ C: Sìdiǎn bǐ sāndiǎn hǎo. Wǒ Four would be better than three. I
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+ sāndiǎn zhōng děi kāi huì. have to attend a meeting at three
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+ o’clock.
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+ 好吧。那明天四點鐘見。
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+ A: Hǎo ba. Nà míngtiān sìdiǎn All right. Well then, see you at
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+ zhōng jiàn. four o’clock tomorrow.
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+
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+ 好,我四點鐘等你。
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+ C: Hǎo, wǒ sìdiǎn zhōng děng ni. All right. I’ll wait for you at
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+ four o’clock.
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+
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+[218]
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+
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+Notes on No. 6
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+
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+Yàojǐn means “to be urgent,” “to be important.”
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+
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+Yīnwei...suóyi: When the first part of an English sentence begins with
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+the word “because,” it is usually considered redundant to begin the second
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+part with “therefore.” Thus the Chinese word suóyi, “therefore,” in the
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+first sentence of exchange 6, is not translated into English. In Chinese,
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+however, suóyi is commonly used after a clause beginning with yīnwei,
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+“because.”
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+
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+The verbs gǎi and huàn are both frequently translated as “to change.”
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+Gǎi means “change” in the sense of “alter,” and huàn means “change” in the
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+sense of “exchange.”
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+
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+Gǎi dào xiàwǔ, “change (it) to the afternoon”: In this phrase, the
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+prepositional verb dào and its object xiàwǔ do not precede the verb; they
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+follow the verb. A dào, “to,” phrase which precedes the main verb in a
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+sentence can be a scene setter, that is, you go “to” a place and the action
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+takes place there. Following the main verb in a sentence, a dào phrase can
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+indicate where something ends up as a result of the action. In the first
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+sentence of exchange 6, the appointment will END UP in the afternoon. Here
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+are some examples of dào phrases:
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+
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+ 他到菜市場買菜去了。
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+ Tā dào càishichǎng mǎi cài He went to the market to buy
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+ qu le. groceries. (SCENE SETTER)
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+
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+ 我剛才到五樓找陳太太去了。
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+ Wǒ gāngcái dào wǔlōu zhǎo Just now I went to the fifth floor
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+ Chén Tàitai qu le. to look for Mrs. Chen. (SCENE
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+ SETTER)
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+ 他跑到山上去了。
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+ Tā pǎo dào shānshang qu le. He ran to the top of the mountain.
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+ (“He” ENDS UP ON THE MOUNTAINTOP.)
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+
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+
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+
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+7. háishi 還是 still
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+
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+8. wàiguo 外國 foreign, abroad
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+
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+9. wàiguo rén 外國人 foreigner (non-Chinese)
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+
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+10. wūzi (yìjiān) 屋子 (一間) room
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+
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+11. yào 幺 one (telephone pronunciation)
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+
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+
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+Notes on Additional Required Vocabulary
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+
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+Háishi means “still” in the sense of “as before.” It is used in some
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+of the same ways that hái is used.
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+
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+ 雖然他有時候説話不客氣,可是我還是喜歡他。
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+ Suīrán tā yǒu shíhou shuō Although he is sometimes impolite in
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+ huà bú kèqi, kěshi wǒ his speech, I still like him.
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+ háishi xǐhuan ta.
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+
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+[219]
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+
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+ 我還是不懂「le」怎麽用。
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+ Wǒ háishi bù dǒng “le” zěnme I still don’t understand how le is
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+ yòng. used.
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+
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+Wàiguo rén, “foreigner”: The use of this term is still generally based
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+on race rather than on citizenship. Even Chinese who are American citizens
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+living in the United States often refer to non-Chinese Americans as wàiguo
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+rén.
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+
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+Wūzi, “room”: The counter for wūzi is -jiān, which literally means
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+”interstice,” “interval,” “space,” “room.”
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+
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+[220]
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+
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+DRILLS
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+
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+A. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 喂,是外交部嗎? 喂,是外交部嗎?我要找林司長説話。
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+1. Speaker: Wài, shi Wàijiāobù ma? You: Wài, shi Wàijiāobù ma? Wǒ yào
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+ zhǎo Lín Sīzhǎng shuō huà.
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+ 林司長 (Hello, is this the Ministry
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+ (cue) Lín Sīzhǎng of Foreign Affairs? I want
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+ (Hello, is this the to speak with Department
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+ Ministry of Foreign Chief Lín.)
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+ Affairs?)
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+
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+ 喂,是美國武官処嗎? 喂,是美國武官処嗎?我要找魏少校説話。
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+2. Wài, shi Měiguo Wǔguānchù ma? Wài, shi Měiguo Wǔguānchù ma? Wǒ
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+ yào zhǎo Wèi Shàoxiào shuō huà.
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+ 魏少校
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+ Wèi Shàoxiào
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+
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+
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+ 喂,是中國銀行嗎? 喂,是中國銀行嗎?我要找説話。
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+3. Wèi, shi Zhōngguo Yínháng ma? Wài, shi Zhōngguo Yínháng ma? Wǒ
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+ yào zhǎo Lín Kēzhǎng shuō huà.
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+ 林科長
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+ Lín Kēzhǎng
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+
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+
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+ 喂,是北京飯店嗎? 喂,是北京飯店嗎?我要找鮑爾先生説話。
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+4. Wài, shi Běijīng Fàndiàn ma? Wài, shi Běijīng Fàndiàn ma? Wǒ
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+ yào zhǎo Bāoěr Xiānsheng shuō huà.
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+ 鮑爾先生
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+ Bāoěr Xiānsheng
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+
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+
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+ 喂,是加拿大大使館嗎? 喂,是加拿大大使館嗎?我要找李先生説話。
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+5. Wài, shi Jiānádà Dàshiguǎn ma? Wài, shi Jiānádà Dàshiguǎn ma? Wǒ
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+ yào zhǎo Lǐ Xiānsheng shuō huà.
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+ 李先生
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+ Lǐ Xiānsheng
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+
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+
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+ 喂,是美大司嗎? 喂,是美大司嗎?我要找孟通知説話。
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+6. Wài, shi Měidàsī ma? Wài, shi Měidàsī ma? Wǒ yào zhǎo
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+ Mèng Tóngzhì shuō huà.
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+ 孟通知
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+ Mèng Tóngzhì
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+
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+
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+ 喂,是中國銀行嗎? 喂,是中國銀行嗎?我要找张楠同志説話。
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+7. Wài, shi Zhōngguo Yínháng ma? Wài, shi Zhōngguo Yínháng ma? Wǒ
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+ yào zhǎo Zhāngnán Tóngzhì shuō
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+ huà.
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+ 张楠同志
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+ Zhāngnán Tóngzhì
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+
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+
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+B. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 我給你看看他在不在。 請你等一等,我給你看看他在不在。
|
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+1. Speaker: Wǒ gěi ni kànkan tā You: Qing ni děngyiděng, wǒ gěi ni
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+ zài bu zai. kànkan tā zài bu zai.
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+ (I’ll see whether he (Please wait a moment. I’ll
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+ is here or not.) see whether he is here or not)
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+
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+ 我給你看看他忙不忙。 請你等一等,我給你看看他忙不忙。
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+2. Wǒ gěi ni kànkan tā máng bu Qǐng ni děngyiděng, wǒ gěi ni kànkan
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+ mang. tā máng bu mang.
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+
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+ 我給你看看他有功夫沒有。 請你等一等,我給你看看他有功夫沒有。
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+3. Wǒ gěi ni kànkan tā yǒu gōngfu Qǐng ni děngyiděng, wǒ gěi ni kànkan
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+ meiyou. tā yǒu gōngfu meiyou.
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+
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+ 我給你看看他來了沒有。 請你等一等,我給你看看他來了沒有。
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+4. Wǒ gěi ni kànkan tā láile Qǐng ni děngyiděng, wǒ gěi ni kànkan
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+ meiyou. tā láile meiyou.
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+
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+[221]
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+
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+ 我給你看看他走了沒有。 請你等一等,我給你看看他走了沒有。
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+5. Wǒ gěi ni kànkan tā zǒule Qǐng ni děngyiděng, wǒ gěi ni kànkan
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+ meiyou. tā zǒule meiyou.
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+
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+ 我給你看看他回來了沒有。 請你等一等,我給你看看他回來了沒有。
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+6. Wǒ gěi ni kànkan tā huílaile Qǐng ni děngyiděng, wǒ gěi ni kànkan
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+ meiyou. tā huílaile meiyou.
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+
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+ 我給你看看他回去了沒有。 請你等一等,我給你看看他回去了沒有。
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+7. Wǒ gěi ni kànkan tā huíqule Qǐng ni děnyiděng, wǒ gěi ni kànkan
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+ meiyou. tā huíqule meiyou.
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+
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+
|
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+C. Substitution Drill
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+
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+ 勞駕,把您的電話號碼兒告诵我。 勞駕,把王先生的電話號碼兒告诵我。
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+1. Speaker: Láojià, bǎ nínde diànhuà You: Láojià, bǎ Wáng Xiānshengde
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+ hàomǎr gàosong diànhuà hàomǎr gàosong wo.
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+ wǒ. (Please tell me Mr. Wáng’s
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+ telephone number.)
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+ 王先生的電話號碼兒
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+ (cue) Wáng Xiānshengde
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+ de diànhuà hàomǎr
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+ (Please tell me his
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+ telephone number.)
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+
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+ 勞駕,把王先生的電話號碼兒告诵我。 勞駕,把他的電話號碼兒
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+2. Láojià, bǎ Wáng Xiānshengde Láojià, bǎ tāde diànhuà hàomǎr
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+ diànhuà hàomǎr gàosong wǒ. gàosong wǒ.
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+
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+ 他的電話號碼兒
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+ tāde diànhuà hàomǎr
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+
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+ 勞駕,把他的告诵我。 勞駕,把他的地址告诵我。
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+3. Láojià, bǎ tāde diànhuà hàomǎr Láojià, bǎ tāde dìzhí gàosong wǒ.
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+ gàosong wǒ.
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+
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+ 他的地址
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+ tāde dìzhí
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+
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+ 勞駕,把他的告诵我。 勞駕,把他的辦公室的號碼兒告诵我。
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+4. Láojià, bǎ tāde dìzhí gàosong Láojià, bǎ tāde bàngōngshìde hàomǎr
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+ wǒ. gàosong wǒ.
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+
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+ 他的辦公室的號碼兒
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+ tāde bàngōngshìde hàomǎr
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+
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+ 勞駕,把他的辦公室的號碼兒告诵我。 勞駕,把他的地址告诵我。
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+5. Láojià, bǎ tāde bàngōngshìde Láojià, bǎ tāde dìzhí gàosong wǒ.
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+ hàomǎr gàosong wǒ.
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+
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+ 他的地址
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+ tāde dìzhí
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+
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+ 勞駕,把他的 勞駕,把您的電話號碼兒告诵我。
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+6. Láojià, bǎ tāde dìzhí gàosong Láojià, bǎ nínde diànhuà hàomǎr
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+ wǒ. gàosong wǒ.
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+
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+ 您的電話號碼兒
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+ nínde diànhuà hàomǎr
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+
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+ 勞駕,把您的電話號碼兒告诵我。
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+7. Láojià, bǎ nínde diànhuà hàomǎr
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+ gàosong wǒ.
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+
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+
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+[222]
|
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+
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+D. Response Drill
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+
|
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+ 你寫下來了嗎? 我還沒寫下來。
|
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|
+1. Speaker: Nǐ xiěxiàlái le ma? You: Wǒ hái méi xiěxiàlái.
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+ (I haven’t written it down
|
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+ (cue) not yet yet.)
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+ (Have yǒu written it
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+ down?)
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+
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+ 你寫好了嗎? 我快寫好了。
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+2. Nǐ xiěhǎo le ma? soon will Wǒ kuài xiěhǎo le.
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+
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+ 你寫下來了嗎? 我已經寫下來了。
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+3. Nǐ xiěxiàlái le ma? already Wǒ yǐjīng xiěxiàlái le
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+
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+ 你寫下來了嗎? 我還沒寫下來了。
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+4. Nǐ xiěxiàlái le ma? not yet Wǒ hái méi xiěxiàlái.
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+
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+ 你寫下來了嗎? 我沒寫下來。
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+5. Nǐ xiěxiàlái le ma? did not Wǒ méi xiěxiàlái.
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+
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+ 你寫好了嗎? 我已經寫好了。
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+6. Nǐ xiěhǎo le ma? already Wǒ yǐjīng xiěhǎo le.
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+
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+ 你寫下來了嗎? 我寫下來了。
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+7. Nǐ xiěxiàlái le ma? Yes, I did Wǒ xiěxiàlái le.
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+
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+
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+E. Response Drill
|
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+
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+ 你跟他約好了 跟他約好了,在他辦公室見。
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|
+1. Speaker: Nǐ gēn tā yuēhǎo le ma? You: Gēn tā yuēhǎo le, zài tā
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|
+ bàngōngshì jiàn.
|
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+ (I made arrangements with him
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|
+ (cue) tā bàngōngshì to meet at his office.)
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|
+ (Did yǒu make
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+ arrangements with him?)
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+
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+ 你跟王先生約好了嗎? 跟王先生約好了在火車站見。
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+2. Nǐ gēn Wáng Xiānsheng yuēhǎo le Gēn Wáng Xiānsheng yuēhǎo le, zài
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+ ma? huǒchēzhàn jiàn.
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+
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+ 火車站
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+ huǒchēzhàn
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+
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+ 你跟李女士約好了嗎? 跟李女士約好了在我的辦公室見。
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+3. Nǐ gēn Lǐ Nǚshì yuēhǎo le ma? Gēn Lǐ Nǘshì yuēhǎo le, zài wǒde
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+ bàngōngshì jiàn.
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+ 我的辦公室
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+ wǒde bàngōngshì
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+
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+ 你跟劉主任約好了嗎? 跟劉主任約好了在外交部見。
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+4. Nǐ gēn Liú Zhǔrēn yuēhǎo le ma? Gēn Liú Zhǔrèn yuēhǎo le, zài
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+ Wàijiāobù jiàn.
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+ 外交部
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+ Wàijiāobù
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+
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+ 你跟鮑教授約好了嗎? 跟鮑教授約好了在學校見。
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+5. Nǐ gēn Bāo Jiàoshòu yuēhǎo le ma? Gēn Bāo Jiàoshòu yuēhǎo le, zài
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+ xuéxiào jiàn.
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+ 學校
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+ xuéxiào
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+
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+ 你跟白科長約好了嗎? 跟白科長約好了在他的辦公室見。
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+6. Nǐ gēn Bái Kēzhǎng yuēhǎo le ma? Gēn Bái Kēzhǎng yuēhǎo le, zài
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+ tāde bàngōngshì jiàn.
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+ 他的辦公室
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+ tāde bàngōngshì
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+
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+ 你跟楊先生約好了嗎? 跟楊先生約好了在會客室見。
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+7. Nǐ gēn Yáng Xiānsheng yuēhǎo le Gēn Yáng Xiānsheng yuēhǎo le, zài
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+ ma? huìkèshì jiàn.
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+
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+ 會客室
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+ huìkèshì
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+
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+
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+[223]
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+
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+F. Substitution Drill
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+
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+You will need the word zhǔrèn, “director,” in this exercise.
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+
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+ 因爲上午我們有要緊的事,
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+ 所以改到下午了。 因爲上午林主任不能來,所以改到下午了。
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+1. Speaker: Yīnwei shàngwǔ wǒmen You: Yīnwei shàngwǔ Lín Zhǔrèn bù
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+ yǒu yàojǐnde shì, néng lái, suóyi gāidào
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+ suóyi gǎidào xiàwǔ xiàwǔ le.
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+ le. (Because Director Lín cannot
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+ come in the morning, we will
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+ 林主任不能來 have to change to the
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+ (cue) Lín Zhǔrèn bù afternoon.)
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+ néng lái
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+ (Because we have some
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+ important business
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+ in the morning, we
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+ will have to change
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+ to the afternoon.)
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+
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+ 因爲上午林主任不能來,所以改到下午了。 因爲上午他在外交部開會,所以改到下午了。
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+2. Yīnwei shàngwǔ Lín Zhǔrèn bù Yīnwei shàngwǔ tā zài Wàijiāobù
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+ néng lái, suóyi gǎidào xiàwǔ kāi huì, suóyi gǎidào xiàwǔ le.
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+ le.
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+
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+ 他在外交部開會
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+ tā zài Wàijiāobù kāi huì
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+
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+ 因爲上午他在外交部開會,所以改到下午了。 因爲上午我得教書,所以改到下午了。
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+3. Yīnwei shàngwǔ tā zài Wàijiāobù Yīnwei shàngwǔ wǒ děi jiāo shū,
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+ kāi huì, suóyi gǎidào xiàwǔ suóyi gǎidào xiàwǔ le.
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+ le.
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+
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+ 我得教書
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+ wǒ děi jiāo shū
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+
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+ 因爲上午我得教書,所以改到下午了。 因爲上午我得到大使館去,所以改到下午了。
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+4. Yīnwei shàngwǔ wǒ děi jiāo shū, Yīnwei shàngwǔ wǒ děi dào Dàshiguān
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+ suóyi gǎidào xiàwǔ le. qù, suóyi gǎidào xiàwǔ le.
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+
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+ 我得到大使館去
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+ wǒ děi dào Dàshiguān qù
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+
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+ 因爲上午我得到大使館去,所以改到下午了。 因爲上午我得跟伍先生當面談談,所以改到下午了。
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+5. Yīnwei shàngwǔ wǒ děi dào Yīnwei shàngwǔ wǒ děi gēn Wǔ
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+ Dàshiguān qù, suóyi gǎidào Xiānsheng dāngmiàn tántan, suóyi
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+ xiàwǔ le. gǎidào xiàwǔ le.
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+
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+ 我得跟伍先生當面談談
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+ wǒ děi gēn Wǔ Xiānsheng dāngmiàn
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+ tántan
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+
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+ 因爲上午我得跟伍先生當面談談,
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+ 所以改到下午了。 因爲上午我沒工夫,所以改到下午了。
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+6. Yīnwei shàngwǔ wǒ děi gēn Wǔ Yīnwei shàngwǔ wǒ méi gōngfu, suóyi
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+ Xiānsheng dāngmiàn tántan, gǎidào xiàwǔ le.
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+ suóyi gǎidào xiàwǔ le.
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+
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+ 我沒工夫
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+ wǒ méi gōngfu
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+
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+ 因爲上午我沒工夫,所以改到下午了。
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+7. Yīnwei shàngwǔ wǒ méi gōngfu,
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+ suóyi gǎidào xiàwǔ le.
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+
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+
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+[224]
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+
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+G. Substitution Drill
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+
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+ 下午三四點怎麽樣? 他怎麽樣?
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+1. Speaker: Xiàwǔ sān-sìdiǎn You: Tā zěnmeyàng?
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+ zěnmeyàng? (How is he? [How about him?])
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+
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+ 他
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+ (cue) tā
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+ (How is [How about]
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+ three or four in the
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+ afternoon?)
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+
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+ 他怎麽樣? 臺灣怎麽樣?
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+2. Tā zěnmeyàng? Táiwān zěnmeyàng?
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+
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+ 臺灣
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+ Táiwān
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+
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+ 臺灣怎麽樣? 臺灣經濟怎麽樣?
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+3. Táiwān zěnmeyàng? Táiwānde jīngji zěnmeyàng?
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+
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+ 臺灣經濟
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+ Táiwānde jīngji
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+
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+ 臺灣經濟怎麽樣? 那個飯店怎麽樣?
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+4. Táiwānde jīngji zěnmeyàng? Nèige fàndiàn zěnmeyàng?
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+
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+ 那個飯店
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+ nèige fàndiàn
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+
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+ 那個飯店怎麽樣? 這個學校怎麽樣?
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+5. Nèige fàndiàn zěnmeyàng? Zhèige xuéxiào zěnmeyàng?
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+
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+ 這個學校
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+ zhèige xuéxiào
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+
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+ 這個學校怎麽樣? 他們賣的電視怎麽樣?
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+6. Zhèige xuéxiào zěnmeyàng? Tāmen màide diànshì zěnmeyàng?
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+
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+ 他們賣的電視
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+ tāmen màide diànshì
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+
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+ 他們賣的電視怎麽樣?
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+7. Tāmen màide diànshì zěnmeyàng?
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+
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+
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+H. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 他們明天開會。 他們明天什麽時候開會。
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+1. Speaker: Tāmen míngtiān kāi huì. You: Tāmen míngtiān shénme shíhou
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+ (cue) when kāi huì?
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+ (They are meeting (When are they meeting
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+ tomorrow.) tomorrow?)
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+
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+ 他們明天開會。 他們明天在哪兒開會?
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+2. Tāmen míngtiān kāi huì. Tāmen míngtiān zài nǎr kāi huì?
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+
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+
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+ where
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+
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+ 他們昨天開會了。 他們昨天是什麽時候開的會?
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+3. Tāmen zuótiān kāi huì le. Tāmen zuótiān shi shénme shíhou
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+ kāide huì?
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+
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+ when
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+
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+ 他們昨天開會了。 他們昨天是在哪兒開的會。
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+4. Tāmen zuótiān kāi huì le. Tāmen zuótiān shi zài nǎr kāide huì?
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+
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+
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+ where
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+
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+ 他們明天開會。 他們明天開會開幾個鐘頭?
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+5. Tāmen míngtiān kāi huì. Tāmen míntiān kāi huì kāi jǐge
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+ zhōngtóu?
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+
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+ how many hours
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+
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+ 他們昨天開會了。 他們昨天開會開了多久?
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+6. Tāmen zuótiān kāi huì le. Tāmen zuótiān kāi huì kāile duó jiǔ?
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+
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+
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+ how long
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+
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+ 他已經開會了嗎? 他已經開會了。
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+7. Tāmen yǐjīng kāi huì le ma? Tāmen yǐjīng kāi huì le.
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+
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+
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+ yes
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+
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+
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+[225]
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+
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+UNIT 6
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+
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+REFERENCE LIST
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+
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+(in Taipei)
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+
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+ 今天我們一起去吃中飯,號碼?
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+1. B: Jīntiān wǒmen yìqǐ qù chī Let’s go have lunch together today.
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+ zhōngfàn, hǎo ma? Okay?
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+
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+ 好啊。到東門餐廳去吃吧。
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+ A: Hǎo a, dào Dōngmén Cānting All right. Why don’t we go to the
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+ qù chī ba. East Gate Restaurant?
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+
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+ 東門的菜沒有大華的菜那麽好吧。
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+2. B: Dōngménde cài kǒngpà I’m afraid that the food at the
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+ méiyou Dàhuáde cài nàme East Gate isn’t as good as the
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+ hǎo ba. food at the Great China.
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+
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+ 雖然不太好,可是離我們這裏近。
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+ A: Suírán bú tài hǎo, kěshi Even though it [East Gate] is not
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+ lí wǒmen zhèli jìn. too good, it is close to us.
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+
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+ 哦,還有一個新開的飯館子離我們這裏更近。
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+3. B: Òu, hái yǒu yíge xīn kāide Oh, there is also a newly opened
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+ fànguǎnzi lí wǒmen zhèli restaurant that is even closer to
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+ gèng jin. us.
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+
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+ 他們那裏的菜非常好。
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+ B: Tāmen nàlide cài fēicháng The food there is extremely
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+ hǎo. good.
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+
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+ 今天我請你到那裏去吃。
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+ B: Jīntiān wǒ qǐng ni dào nàli Today I am going to invite you to
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+ qù chī. go there to eat.
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+
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+ 那不好意思!
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+4. A: Nà bù hǎo yìsi! I can’t let you do that!
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+ (That would be too embarrassing!)
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+ 別客氣,沒什麽。那個地方的菜又好又便宜。
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+ B: Bié kèqi, méi shenme. Don’t be polite. It’s nothing.
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+ Nèige dìfangde cài yòu The food there is both good and
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+ hǎo yòu piányi. cheap.
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+
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+ 你説的地方一定好。
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+5. A: Nǐ shuōde dìfang yídìng Any place you suggest is sure to
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+ hǎo. be good.
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+
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+ 他們那裏有好些菜別的地方吃不着。
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+ B: Tāmen nàli yǒu hǎoxiē cài They have a good many dishes there
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+ biéde dìfang chībuzháo. that you can’t find (at) other
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+ places.
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+
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+6. bù yídìng 不一定 not necessarily; it’s not definite
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+7. kànfa 看法 opinion, view
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+
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+[226]
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+
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+8. wǎnfàn 晚飯 supper, dinner
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+9. xiǎngfa 想法 idea, opinion
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+10. yìxiē 一些 some, several, a few
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+11. zǎofàn 早飯 breakfast
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+12. zuòfa 做法 way of doing things, method, practice
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+
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+
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+Modern apartments in Shanghai
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+
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+
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+[227]
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+
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+VOCABULARY
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+
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+biéde 別的 other, different
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+bù hǎo yìsi 不好意思 to be embarrassing; to feel embarrassed
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+bù yídìng 不一定 not necessarily; it’s not definite
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+cài 菜 food, cooked dish
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+cāntīng 餐廳 dining room; restaurant
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+chībuzháo 吃不找 can’t find (to eat)
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+Dàahuá Cāntīng 大華餐廳 Great China Restaurant
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+Dōngmén Cāntīng 東門餐廳 East Gate Restaurant
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+fēicháng 非常 very, extremely, highly
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+gèng 更 even more
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+hǎoxiē 好些 a good many, a lot
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+kànfa 看法 opinion, view
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+méiyou...nàme/zhème 沒有...那麽/怎麽 is not as...as...
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+suírǎn (suīrán)...kěshi... 雖然...可是... although, even though...(still)...
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+wǎnfàn 晚飯 supper, dinner
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+xiǎngfa 想法 idea, opinion
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+yídìng 一定 certainly
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+yìxiē 一些 some, several, a few
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+yòu...yòu... 又...又... both...and...
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+zǎofǎn 早飯 breakfast
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+zhōngfàn 中飯 lunch
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+zuòfa 做法 way of doing things, method, practice
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+
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+(introduced on C-2 tape)
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+
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+ānpaíhǎo le 安排好了 successfully arranged
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+-bù 部 (counter for cars and buses)
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+chūfā 出發 to start a journey
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+jiāoqū 郊區 suburbs
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+
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+[228]
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+
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+lǎoshi 老是 always, all the time
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+lián...(yě) 連...也 even...(also)
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+Shísānlíng 十三陵 Ming Tombs (literally, “Thirteen Tombs”)
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+yěcān 野餐 picnic
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+yǒu míng 又名 to be famous
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+Yúyuán 渝園 Szechuan Garden
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+zhāodài 招待 to be hospitable to
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+
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+
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+[229]
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+
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+REFERENCE NOTES
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+
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+ 今天我們一起去吃中飯,號碼?
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+1. B: Jīntiān wǒmen yìqǐ qù chī Let’s go have lunch together today.
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+ zhōngfàn, hǎo ma? Okay?
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+
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+ 好啊。到東門餐廳去吃吧。
|
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+ A: Hǎo a, dào Dōngmén Cānting All right. Why don’t we go to the
|
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+ qù chī ba. East Gate Restaurant?
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+
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+Note on No. 1
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+
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+Zhōngfàn means, literally, “middle meal.” “Breakfast” is zǎofàn, “early
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+meal.” “Supper” is wǎnfàn, “late meal.”
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+
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+
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+ 東門的菜沒有大華的菜那麽好吧。
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+2. B: Dōngménde cài kǒngpà I’m afraid that the food at the
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+ méiyou Dàhuáde cài nàme East Gate isn’t as good as the
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+ hǎo ba. food at the Great China.
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+
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+ 雖然不太好,可是離我們這裏近。
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+ A: Suírán bú tài hǎo, kěshi Even though it [East Gate] is not
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+ lí wǒmen zhèli jìn. too good, it is close to us.
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+
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+Notes on No. 2
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+
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+Cài, “(nonstaple) food,” “dish,” “course (of a meal)”: Literally, cài
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+means “vegetables.” It refers to any dish that is eaten with rice. Both
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+meat and vegetable dishes are included in the meaning.
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+
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+The pattern ...(méi)you...nàme... is used to make comparisons when
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+one thing is LESS than another.
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+
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+ STATE VERB (OFTEN
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+ 1 + měiyou + 2 + nàme/zhème + ADJECTIVAL VERB)
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+ --------------------------------------------------
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+
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+ 他 沒有 你 那麽 忙。
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+ Tā méiyou nǐ nàme máng.
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+
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+ 我 沒有 他 那麽 聰明。
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+ Wǒ méiyou tā nàme cōngming.
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+
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+ 他 沒有 我 那麽 有錢。
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+ Tā méiyou wǒ nàme yǒu qián.
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+
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+Used less frequently without the negative méi-, the pattern means “to be as
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+[quality] AS [something else].”
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+
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+ 你的書沒有我的書那麽多。
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+ Nǐde shū méiyǒu wǒde shū Your books are not as many as mine,
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+ nàme duō. (You don’t have as many books as
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+ I do.)
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+ 有
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+ Yǒu. Yes, they are. (Yes, I do have as
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+ many books as you do.)
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+ 那個學校的圖書館有這個學校的怎麽好嗎?
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+ Nèige xuéxiàode túshūguǎn yǒu Is that school’s library as good as
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+ zhèige xuéxiàode zhème hǎo this one’s?
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+ ma?
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+
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+[230]
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+
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+Suírán.. .kěshi... : Suírán (or suīrán), “although,” must always be
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+followed by kěshi or dànshi, meaning “but,” in the second part of a sentence.
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+Kěshi/dànshi would not usually be translated into English, but sometimes the
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+word “still” is included in the translation: “Although it’s not too good,
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+still it’s close to us.” Suírán may either precede the subject or be placed
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+between the subject and the verb of a sentence.
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+
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+ 雖然她喜歡旅行,可是她沒去過中國。
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+ Suīrán tā xǐhuan lǚxíng, kěshi Although she likes to travel, she
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+ tā méi qùguo Zhōngguó. has never been to China.
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+
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+ 他雖然講了好幾次,可是我還是不懂,
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+ Tā suīrán jiǎngle hǎojīcì, Although he explained it many times
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+ kěshi wǒ háishi bù dǒng. I still didn’t understand.
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+
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+ 我雖然沒看見過,可是聽人説過。
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+ Wǒ suīrán méi kànjianguo, Although I have never seen it, I
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+ kěshi tīng rén shuōguo. have heard of it.
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+
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+
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+
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+ 哦,還有一個新開的飯館子離我們這裏更近。
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+3. B: Òu, hái yǒu yíge xīn kāide Oh, there is also a newly opened
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+ fànguǎnzi lí wǒmen zhèli restaurant that is even closer to
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+ gèng jin. us.
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+
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+ 他們那裏的菜非常好。
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+ B: Tāmen nàlide cài fēicháng The food there is extremely
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+ hǎo. good.
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+
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+ 今天我請你到那裏去吃。
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+ B: Jīntiān wǒ qǐng ni dào nàli Today I am going to invite you to
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+ qù chī. go there to eat.
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+
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+Notes on Wo. 3
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+
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+Xīn kāide: The adjectival verb xīn, “new,” means “newly,” “recently”
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+when used as an adverb.
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+
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+Gèng, “more,” “even more,” “still more”
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+
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+ 在領事館工作的人比大使館更多。
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+ Zài lǐngshiguǎn gōngzuòde rén More people work at the consulates
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+ bǐ dàshiguǎn gèng duō. than at the embassy.
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+
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+ 綠蘋果很貴,紅蘋果更貴。
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+ Lǜ píngguǒ hěn guì, hóng Green apples are expensive; red
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+ píngguǒ gèng guì. apples are even more expensive.
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+
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+ 張霆鋒説的中國話,中國人很難聽得懂,
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+ 外國人一定更難。
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+ Zhāng Tíngfēng shuōde Zhōngguo Zhāng Tíng Fēng’s Chinese is hard
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+ huà, Zhōngguo rén hěn nán for Chinese people to understand;
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+ tīngdedǒng, wàiguo rén for a foreigner, it would
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+ yídìng gèng nán. certainly be even harder.
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+
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+
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+An overview of comparison: you have now learned several ways to compare
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+things. The patterns presented here are the most common ones. Each pattern
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+has a standard purpose:
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+
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+(MORE)
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+ 比
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+...bǐ... (STATE VERB)
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+
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+[231]
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+
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+(LESS)
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+ 沒有 那麽
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+...méiyou...nàme (STATE VERB)
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+
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+(EQUAL)
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+ 跟 一樣
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+...gēn...yíyang (STATE VERB)
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+
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+A simple adjectival verb may also be used to make a comparison:
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+
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+這兩本,哪本貴?
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+Zhèi liǎngběn, něiběn guì? Which of these two books is more
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+ expensive?
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+
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+For each of the three patterns above (MORE—LESS—EQUAL), the comparison is
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+made with a STATE verb. State verbs include adjectival verbs (hǎo, “to be
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+good”), auxiliary verbs (huì, “to know how to,” “can”), and verbs describing
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+mental attitudes or situations (zhīdao, “to know”; xǐhuan, “to like”; ài,
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+“to love”).
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+
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+ 他比我愛中國飯。
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+ Tā bǐ wǒ ài chī Zhōngguo fàn. He loves to eat Chinese food more
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+ than I.
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+ 這件事情,你比他知道。
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+ Zhèijiàn shìqing, nǐ bǐ tā You know more about this than he does.
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+ zhīdao.
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+
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+ 他沒有我怎麽喜歡看電影。
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+ Tā méiyou wǒ zhème xǐhuan He doesn’t like to see movies as
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+ kàn diànyǐng. much as I do.
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+
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+Although the verb phrase begins with a state verb, that may not be the
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+only word in the comparison. It may be expanded to include other verbs (any
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+type) and objects.
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+
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+The things being compared may also be expanded. Whole sentences may be
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+placed in the slots for things compared:
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+
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+ 坐火車沒有坐飛機那麽快。
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+ Zuò huǒchē méiyou zuò fēijī Going by train is not as fast as
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+ nàme kuài. going by plane.
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+
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+ 我學中文比他學歷史容易。
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+ Wǒ xué Zhōngwén bǐ tā xué It’s easier for him, studying history,
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+ lìshǐ róngyi. than it is for me, studying Chinese.
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+
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+Although the prepositional verb bǐ is used to say that one thing is
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+“more” than another, do not use the negative of this pattern to say that
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+something is “less.”
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+
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+ 他比他哥哥能説話。
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+ Tā bǐ tā gēge néng shuō huà. He is a better talker (smoother
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+ talker) than his older brother.
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+
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+This pattern may also be expanded to indicate just HOW MUCH more one thing
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+is than another. (Place the amount after the verb in a sentence.)
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+
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+ 這本比那本貴三塊錢。
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+ Zhèiběn bǐ nèiben guì sānkuài This book is three dollars more
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+ qián. expensive than that one.
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+
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+ 我比他大兩嵗。
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+ Wǒ bǐ tā dà liǎngsuì. I am two years older than she is.
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+
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+Another way to indicate how much more is to add -de duō, “a lot,” to an
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+adjectival verb.
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+
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+ 這個比那個好看得多。
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+ Zhèige bǐ něige hǎokànde duō! This is much better looking than
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+ that!
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+[232]
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+
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+Use the pattern ...méiyou...nàme + state verb to say that one thing is
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+less than another.
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+
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+ 我的字沒有他的那麽好看。
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+ Wǒde zì méiyou tāde nàme My characters don’t look as good as
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+ hǎokàn. his.
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+
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+ 她想買的房子沒有這個房子近。
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+ Tā xiǎng mǎide fángzi méiyou The house she wants to buy isn’t as
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+ zhèige fángzi jìn. close as this one.
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+
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+The affirmative pattern ...yǒu...nàme + state verb is ambiguous: it says
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+that one item is AT LEAST AS expensive as another item which is either
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+equally expensive or less expensive. This pattern is not as common as
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+...méiyou...name + state verb.
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+
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+The adverbs gèng, “even more,” and zuì, “most,” are easily used to
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+compare more than two things. (Place these adverbs before the verb in a
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+sentence.)
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+
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+ 這兩本很貴,可是那本更貴。
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+ Zhèi liǎngběn hěn guì, kěshi These two books are very expensive,
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+ nèiběn gèng guì. but that one is even more expensive.
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+
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+ 第一本比第二本貴,可是第三本最貴。
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+ Dìyīběn bǐ dìèrběn guì, kěshi The first book is more expensive than
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+ dìsānběn zuì guì. that one, but the third one is the
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+ most expensive.
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+
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+If the entire sentence involves a comparison of the three books, the speaker
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+may single out the most expensive book with zuì, or sometimes without it.
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+
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+ 這三本書,哪本貴?
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+ Zhèi sānběn shū, něiběn guì? Of these three books, which is the
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+ (most) expensive one?
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+
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+ 這本最貴。
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+ Zhèiběn zuì guì. This one is the most expensive.
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+
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+
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+ 那不好意思!
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+4. A: Nà bù hǎo yìsi! I can’t let you do that!
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+ (That would be too embarrassing!)
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+ 別客氣,沒什麽。那個地方的菜又好又便宜。
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+ B: Bié kèqi, méi shenme. Don’t be polite. It’s nothing.
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+ Nèige dìfangde cài yòu The food there is both good and
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+ hǎo yòu piányi. cheap.
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+
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+Notes on No. 4
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+
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+Bù hǎo yìsi is an idiomatic phrase meaning “to be embarrassing.” In
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+Chinese culture, treating someone to a meal both shows your respect for him
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+and maintains your status as a generous host. In exchange 4, Nà bù hǎo yìsi
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+means “I’m embarrassed to have you show me so much respect,” or “I’m
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+embarrassed to appear to be too cheap to treat you.” Bù hǎo yìsi also means
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+“to feel embarrassed.”
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+
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+Yòu...yòu..., “both...and..The element following each you may be as
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+simple as an adjectival verb or as complex as a full verb phrase.
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+
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+ 他孩子又會説英文,又會說中國話。
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+ Tā háizi yòu huì shuō Yīngwén, His child can speak both English and
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+ yòu huì shuō Zhōngguō huà. Chinese.
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+
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+
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+[233]
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+
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+ 你説的地方一定好。
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+5. A: Nǐ shuōde dìfang yídìng Any place you suggest is sure to
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+ hǎo. be good.
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+
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+ 他們那裏有好些菜別的地方吃不着。
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+ B: Tāmen nàli yǒu hǎoxiē cài They have a good many dishes there
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+ biéde dìfang chībuzháo. that you can’t find (at) other
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+ places.
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+
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+Notes on No. 5
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+
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+Yídìng, “certainly,” can act as either an adverb or an adjectival verb.
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+
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+ (ADVERB)
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+
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+ 他一定來。
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+ Tā yídìng lái. He will definitely come.
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+
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+ 我不一定去。
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+ Wǒ bù yídìng qù. It’s not certain that I will go.
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+
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+ 我還不一定去。
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+ Wǒ hái bù yídìng qù. It’s not yet certain that I will go
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+
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+
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+ (ADJECTIVAL VERB)
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+
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+ 你那天去?
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+ 還不一定。
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+ Nǐ něitiān qù? On what day are you going there?
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+ Hái bù yídìng. It’s not certain yet.
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+
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+ 那是一定的
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+ Na shi yídìngde. That’s for sure.
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+
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+Hǎoxiē means “a good many” or “a lot.” You have seen -xiē, “several,”
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+“some,” in zhèixie, “these,” and nèixie, “those.” The element -xiē also
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+occurs in yìxiē, “some,” “a few”: Shūjiàzishang hái yòu yìxiē shū,
|
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+(書架子還有一些書) “There are still a few books on the bookcase.”
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+
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+Biéde is the word for “other” in the sense of “a different one.”
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+LÌngwài is the word for “other” when you mean “an additional one.”
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+
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+Chībuzháo: In this compound verb of result, the ending -zháo indicates
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+success in obtaining something. Here are some examples of compounds ending
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+in -zháo:
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+
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+ 我找不着他的電話號碼兒。
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+ Wǒ zhǎobuzháo tāde diànhuà I cannot find his phone number,
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+ hàomǎr.
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+
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+ 今天沒買着蘋果。
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+ Jīntiān méi mǎizháo píngguǒ. I did not succeed in buying apples
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+ today.
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+
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+[234]
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+
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+
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+6. bù yídìng 不一定 not necessarily; it’s not definite
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+7. kànfa 看法 opinion, view
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+8. wǎnfàn 晚飯 supper, dinner
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+9. xiǎngfa 想法 idea, opinion
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+10. yìxiē 一些 some, several, a few
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+11. zǎofàn 早飯 breakfast
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+12. zuòfa 做法 way of doing things, method, practice
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+
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+
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+Notes on Additional Required. Vocabulary
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+
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+Kànfa, “opinion,” “view,” may be loosely translated as “way of looking
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+at things.” The word is made up of kàn, to look,” and fǎ, “method,” “way.”
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+
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+ 我們對這件事的看法不一樣。
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+ Wǒmen duì zhèijiàn shìde Our opinions on this matter are not
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+ kànfa bù yíyàng. the same.
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+
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+Xiǎngfa, “idea,” “opinion,” is made up of xiǎng, “to think,” and fǎ,
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+“method, “way.” Xiǎngfa is a “way of thinking”The word is actually
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+pronounced xiǎngfa.
|
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+
|
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+ 他的想法跟我的一樣。
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+ Tāde xiǎngfa gēn wǒde yíyàng. His way of thinking is the same as
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+ mine.
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+
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+Zuòfa, “way of doing things,” “method,” “practice,” is made up of the
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+verb zuò. “to do,” and fǎ, “method,” “way.”
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+
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+ 你的目的很好,可是我不喜歡你的做法。
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+ Nǐde mùdi hěn hǎo, kěshi wǒ Your goal is good, but I don’t like
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+ bù xīhuan nǐde zuòfa. your methods.
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+
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+
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+[235]
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+
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+DRILLS
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+
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+A. Response Drill
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+
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+ 今天我們一起去吃中飯,好嗎? 好,今天我請你。
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+1. Speaker: Jīntiān wǒmen yìqǐ qù You: Hǎo, jīntiān wǒ qǐng ni.
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+ chī zhōngfàn, hǎo ma? (All right. Today I’m inviting
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+ (Let’s go have lunch you.)
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+ together today. Okay?)
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+
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+ 今天我請你去吃中飯。 別客氣,我們一起去吃中飯。
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+ OR Jīntiān wǒ qǐng ni qù Bié kèqi, wǒmen yìqǐ qù chī
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+ chī zhōngfàn. zhōngfàn.
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+ (Today I am inviting (Don’t be so polite. Let’s
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+ you to go to eat Just go together and split
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+ lunch.) the bill.)
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+
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+ 明天中午我們一起去吃中飯,好嗎? 好,明天中午我請你。
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+2. Míngtiān zhōngwǔ wǒmen yìqǐ qù Hǎo, míngtiān zhōngwǔ wǒ qǐng ni.
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+ chī zhōngfàn, hǎo ma?
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+
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+ 明天中午我請你去吃中飯。 別客氣,我們一起去吃中飯。
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+3. Míngtiān zhōngwǔ wǒ qǐng ni qù Bié kèqi, wǒmen yìqǐ qù chī
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+ chī zhōngfàn. zhōngfàn.
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+
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+ 星期五我們一起去吃中飯,好嗎? 好,星期五我請你。
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+4. Xīngqīwǔ wǒmen yìqǐ qù chī Hǎo, Xīngqīwǔ wǒ qǐng ni.
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+ zhōngfàn, hǎo ma?
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+
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+ 星期六我請你去吃中飯。 別客氣,我們一起去吃中飯。
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+5. Xīngqīliù wǒ qǐng ni qù chī Bié kèqi, wǒmen yìqǐ qù chī
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+ zhōngfàn. zhōngfàn.
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+
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+ 明天中午我們一起去吃中飯,好嗎? 好,明天我請你。
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+6. Míngtiān wǒmen yìqǐ qù chī Hǎo, míngtiān wǒ qǐng ni.
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+ zhōngfàn, hǎo ma?
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+
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+
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+B: Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 那個肉比這個肉好。 這個肉沒有那個肉那麽好。
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+1. Speaker: Nèige ròu bǐ zhèige You: Zhèige ròu méiyou nèige ròu
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+ ròu hǎo. nàme hǎo.
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+ (This meat is better (This meat is not as good as
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+ than that meat.) that meat.)
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+
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+ 新的比舊的好。 舊的沒有新的那麽好。
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+2. Xīnde bǐ jiùde hǎo. Jiùde méiyou xīnde nàme hǎo.
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+
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+ 大話的菜比東門的菜好。 東門的菜沒有大話的菜那麽好。
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+3. Dàhuáde cài bǐ Dōngménde cài Dōngménde cài méiyou Dàhuáde cài
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+ hǎo. nàme hǎo.
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+
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+[236]
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+
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+ 他的錢比我的錢多。 我的錢沒有他的錢那麽多。
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+4. Tāde qián bǐ wǒde qián duō. Wǒde qián meiyou tāde qián nàme
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+ duō.
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+
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+ 那個肉比這個肉貴。 這個肉沒有那個肉那麽貴。
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+5. Nèige ròu bǐ zhèige ròu guì. Zhèige ròu měiyou nèige ròu nàme
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+ guì.
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+
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+ 舊書比新書便宜。 新書沒有舊書那麽便宜。
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+6. Jiù shū bǐ xīn shū piányi. Xīn shū měiyou jiù shū nàme piányi.
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+
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+
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+ 他開車比我開得快。 我開車沒有他開de車那麽快。
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+7. Tā kāi chē bǐ wǒ kāide kuài. Wǒ kāi chē měiyou tā kāide nàme kuài.
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+
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+
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+C. Combination Drill
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+
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+ 不太好。離我們家近。 雖然不太好,可是離我們家近。
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+1. Speaker: Bú tài hǎo. Lí wǒmen You: Suīrán bú tài hǎo, kěshi lí
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+ jiā jìn. wǒmen jiā jìn.
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+ (It is not too good. (Even though it is not too good
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+ It is close to us.) it is close to us.)
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+
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+ 很好。離我們家太遠。 雖然很好,可是離我們家太遠。
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+ OR Hěn hǎo. Lí wǒmen jiā Suīrán hěn hǎo, kěshi lí wǒmen
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+ tài yuǎn. jiā tài yuǎn.
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+ (it is very good. It (Even though it is very good,
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+ is too far from us.) it is too far from us.)
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+
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+ 不太方便。離我們家近。 雖然不太方便,可是離我們家近。
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+2. Bú tài fāngbian. Lí wǒmen Suīrán bú tài fāngbian, kěshi lí
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+ jiā jìn. wǒmen jiā jìn.
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+
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+ 不太便宜。離我們家近。 雖然不太便宜,可是離我們家近。
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+3. Bu tài piányi. Lí wǒmen jiā Suīrán bú tài piányi, kěshi lí
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+ jìn. wǒmen jiā jìn.
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+
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+ 很便宜。離我們家遠。 雖然很便宜,可是離我們家遠。
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+4. Hěn piányi. Lí wǒmen jiā tài Suīrán hěn piányi, kěshi lí wǒmen
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+ yuǎn. jiā tài yuǎn.
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+
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+ 很好。離我們家遠。 雖然很好,可是離我們家遠。
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+5. Hěn hǎo. Lí wǒmen jiā tài Suīrán hěn hǎo, kěshi lí wǒmen jiā
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+ yuǎn. tài yuǎn.
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+
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+ 不太好。離我們家近。 雖然不太好,可是離我們家近。
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+6. Bú tài hǎo. Lí wǒmen jiā hěn Suīrán bú tài hǎo, kěshi lí wǒmen
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+ jìn. jiā hěn jìn.
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+
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+
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+[237]
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+
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+D. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 那個飯館子離這兒很近。 這個飯館子比那個飯館子離這兒很近。
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+1. Speaker: Nèige fànguǎnzi lí You: Zhèige fànguǎnzi bǐ nèige
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+ zhèr hěn jìn. fànguǎnzi lí zhèr gèng jìn.
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+ (This restaurant is even closer
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+ to here than that restaurant.)
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+ 這個
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+ (cue) zhèige
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+ (That restaurant is
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+ very close to here.)
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+
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+ 他家離這兒很近。 我家比他家離這兒更近。
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+2. Tā jiā lí zhèr hěn jìn. Wǒ jiā bǐ tā jiā lí zhèr gèng jìn.
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+
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+ 我家
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+ wǒ jiā
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+
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+ 那個銀行離這兒很遠。 中國銀行比那個銀行離這兒很遠。
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+3. Nèige yínháng lí zhèr hěn yuǎn. Zhōngguo Yínháng bǐ nèige yínháng
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+ lí zhèr gèng yuǎn.
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+ 這個銀行
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+ Zhōngguo Yínháng
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+
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+ 五路汽車站離這兒很遠。 那個汽車站比五路汽車站離這兒很遠。
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+4. Wǔlù Qìchēzhàn lí zhèr hěn yuǎn, Nèige Qìchēzhàn bǐ Wūlù Qìchēzhàn
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+ lí zhèr gèng yuǎn.
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+ 那個汽車站
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+ nèige Qìchēzhàn
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+
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+ 武官処離這兒很遠。 大使館比武官処離這兒很遠。
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+5. Wǔguānchù lí zhèr hěn yuǎn. Dàshiguān bǐ Wǔguānchù lí zhèr gèng
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+ yuǎn.
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+ 大使館
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+ Dàshiguǎn
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+
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+ 火車站離這兒很近。 公路局車站比火車站離這兒很近。
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+6. Huǒchēzhàn lí zhèr hěn jìn. Gōnglùjú chēzhàn bǐ huǒchēzhàn lí
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+ zhèr gèng jìn.
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+ 公路局車站
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+ Gōnglùjú chēzhàn
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+
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+ 吾科長家離這兒很遠。 李教授家比吾科長家離這兒很遠。
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+7. Wú Kēzhǎng jiā lí zhèr hěn yuǎn. Lǐ Jiàoshòu jiā bǐ Wú Kēzhǎng jiā
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+ lí zhèr gèng yuǎn.
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+ 李教授家
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+ Lǐ Jiàoshòu jiā
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+
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+
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+E. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 張小姐,王先生都有錢。 張小姐跟王先生一樣有錢。
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+1. Speaker: Zhāng Xiǎojiě, Wáng You: Zhāng Xiǎojiě gēn Wáng Xiānsheng
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+ Xiānsheng dōu yǒu yíyàng yǒu qián.
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+ qián. (Miss Zhāng and Mr. Wáng are
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+ (cue) the same equally rich.)
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+ (Both Miss Zhāng and
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+ Mr. Wáng have money
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+ [are rich].)
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+
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+ 張小姐,王先生都有錢。 張小姐比王先生有錢。
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+2. Zhāng Xiǎojiě, Wáng Xiānsheng Zhāng Xiǎojiě bǐ Wáng Xiānsheng yǒu
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+ dōu yǒu qián. qián.
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+
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+ more
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+
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+ 張小姐,王先生都有錢。 張小姐沒有王先生那麽有錢。
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+3. Zhāng Xiǎojiě, Wáng Xiānsheng Zhāng Xiǎojiě méiyou Wáng Xiānsheng
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+ dōu yǒu qián. nàme yǒu qián.
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+
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+ less
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+
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+ 張小姐,王先生都有錢。 張小姐比王先生更有錢。
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+4. Zhāng Xiǎojiě, Wáng Xiānsheng Zhāng Xiǎojiě bǐ Wáng Xiānsheng
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+ dōu yǒu qián. gèng yǒu qián.
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+
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+ even more
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+
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+[238]
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+
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+ 張小姐的錢,王先生的錢都很多。 張小姐的錢跟王先生的錢一樣多。
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+5. Zhāng Xiǎojiěde qián, Wáng Zhāng Xiǎojiěde qián gēn Wáng
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+ Xiānshengde qián dōu hěn duō. Xiānshengde qián yíyàng duō.
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+
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+ the same
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+
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+ 張小姐的錢,王先生的錢都很多。 張小姐的錢沒有王先生的錢那麽多。
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+6. Zhāng Xiǎojiěde qián, Wáng Zhāng Xiǎojiěde qián méiyou Wáng
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+ Xiānshengde qián dōu hěn duō. Xiānshengde qián nàme duō.
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+
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+ less
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+
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+ 張小姐的錢,王先生的錢都很多。 張小姐的錢比王先生的錢更多。
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+7. Zhāng Xiǎojiěde qián, Wáng Zhāng Xiǎojiěde qián bǐ Wáng
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+ Xiānshengde qián dōu hěn duō. Xiānshengde qián gèng duō.
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+
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+ even more
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+
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+
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+F. Substitution Drill
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+
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+ 你們這兒的菜很好。 你們這兒的菜非常好。
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+1. Speaker: Nǐmen zhèrde cài hěn You: Nǐmen zhèrde cài fēicháng hǎo.
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+ hǎo. (Your food here is exceptionally
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+ (cue) exceptionally good.)
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+ (Your food here is
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+ very good.)
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+
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+ 你們這兒的菜非常好。 你們這兒的菜好極了。
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+2. Nǐmen zhèrde cài fēicháng hǎo. Nǐmen zhèrde cài hǎojíle.
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+
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+ extremely
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+
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+ 你們這兒的菜好極了。 你們這兒的菜好極了。
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+3. Nǐmen zhèrde cài hǎojíle. Nǐmen zhèrde cài hǎo yìdiǎn
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+
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+ a little (more)
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+
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+ 你們這兒的菜好一點。 你們這兒的菜更好。
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+4. Nǐmen zhèrde cài hǎo yìdiǎn. Nǐmen zhèrde cài gèng hǎo.
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+
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+ even more
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+
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+ 你們這兒的菜更好。 你們這兒的菜好極了。
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+5. Nǐmen zhèrde cài gèng hǎo. Nǐmen zhèrde cài hǎojíle.
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+
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+ extremely
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+
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+ 你們這兒的菜好極了。 你們這兒的菜特別好。
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+6. Nǐmen zhèrde cài hǎojíle. Nǐmen zhèrde cài tèbié hǎo.
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+
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+ expecially
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+
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+ 你們這兒的菜特別好。
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+7. Nǐmen zhèrde cài tèbié hǎo.
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+
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+
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+[239]
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+
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+G. Combination Drill
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+
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+ 這本書很好。這本書很便宜。 這本書又好又便宜。
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+1. Speaker: Zhèiběn shū hěn hǎo. You: Zhèiběn shū yòu hǎo yòu piányi
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+ Zhèiběn shū hěn (This book is both good and
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+ piányi. inexpensive.)
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+ (This book is good.
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+ This book is
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+ inexpensive.)
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+
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+ 你買的地圖很好。你買的地圖很便宜。 你買的地圖又好又便宜。
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+2. Nǐ mǎide dìtú hěn hǎo. Nǐ Ni mǎide dìtú yòu hǎo yòu piányi.
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+ mǎide dìtú hěn piányi.
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+
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+ 他住的飯店很好。他住的飯店很大。 他住的飯店又好又大。
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+3. Tā zhùde fàndiàn hěn hǎo. Tā Tā zhùde fàndiàn yòu hǎo yòu dà.
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+ zhùde fàndiàn hěn dà.
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+
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+ 那般飛機很快。那般飛機很便宜。 那般飛機又快又便宜。
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+4. Nèibān fēijī hěn kuài. Nèibān Nèibān fēijī yòu kuài yòu piányi.
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+ fēijī hěn piányi.
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+
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+ 坐火車去很好。坐火車去很方便。 坐火車去又好又方便。
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+5. Zuò huǒchē qù hěn hǎo. Zuò Zuò huǒchē qù yòu hǎo yòu fāngbian.
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+ huǒchē qù hěn fāngbian.
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+
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+ 這個飯館子很近。這個飯館子很便宜。 這個飯館子又近又便宜。
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+6. Zhège fànguǎnzi hěn jìn. Zhège fànguǎnzi yòu jìn yòu piányi.
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+ Zhège fànguǎnzi hěn piányi.
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+
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+ 他買的地毯很便宜。他買的地毯很很好。 他買的地毯又便宜又好。
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+7. Tā mǎide dìtǎn hěn piányi. Tā Tā mǎide dìtǎn yòu piányi yòu hǎo.
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+ mǎide dìtǎn hěn hǎo.
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+
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+
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+H. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 這兒的肉非常好。 這的肉非常好,別的地方吃不着。
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+1. Speaker: Zhèrde ròu fēicháng You: Zhèrde ròu fēicháng hǎo, biéde
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+ hǎo. dìfang chībuzháo.
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+ (The meat here is exceptionally
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+ 吃 good. You can’t find anything
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+ (cue) chī like it anywhere else.)
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+ (The meat here is
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+ exceptionally good.)
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+
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+ 那兒的菜非常好。 那兒的菜非常好,別的地方買不着。
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+2. Nàrde cài fēicháng hǎo. Nàrde cài fēicháng hǎo, biéde dìfang
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+ mǎibuzháo.
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+ 買
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+ mǎi
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+
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+ 那兒的糖非常好。 那兒的糖非常好,別的地方買不着。
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+3. Nàrde táng fēicháng hǎo. Nàrde táng fēicháng hǎo, biéde
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+ dìfang mǎibuzháo.
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+ 買
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+ mǎi
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+
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+ 這兒的電影非常好。 這兒的電影非常好,別的地方看不着。
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+4. Zhèrde diànyíng fēicháng hǎo. Zhèrde diànyǐng fēicháng hǎo, biéde
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+ dìfang kànbuzháo.
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+ 看
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+ kàn
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+
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+ 這兒的書非常好。 這兒的書非常好,別的地方看不着。
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+5. Zhèrde shū fēicháng duō. Zhèrde shū fēicháng duō, biéde
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+ dìfang kànbuzháo.
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+ 看
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+ kàn
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+
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+[240]
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+
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+ 那兒的電視非常好。 那兒的電視非常好,別的地方買不着。
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+6. Nàrde diànshì fēicháng hǎo. Nàrde diànshì fēicháng hǎo, biéde
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+ dìfang mǎibuzháo.
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+ 買
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+ mǎi
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+
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+ 那兒的菜非常好。 那兒的菜非常好,別的地方吃不着。
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+7. Narde cài fēicháng hǎo. Nàrde cài fēicháng hǎo, biéde
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+ dìfang chībuzháo.
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+ 吃
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+ chi
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+
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+
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+Drying rice in front of a temple in central Táiwān
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+
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+
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+[241]
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+
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+UNIT 7
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+
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+REFERENCE LIST
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+
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+(in Taipei)
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+
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+ 喂
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+1. B: Wèi. Hello.
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+
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+ 張先生嗎?
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+ A: Zhāng Xiānsheng ma? Is this Mr. Zhāng?
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+
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+ 是的。您是不是白女士?
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+2. B: Shìde. Nín shì bu shi Bái Yes. Is this Miss White?
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+ Nǚshì?
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+
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+ 是。張先生,我有一件事想跟你打聽打聽。
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+ A: Shì. Zhāng Xiānsheng, wǒ Yes. Mr. Zhāng, I have something
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+ yǒu yíjiàn shì xiǎng gēn I would like to ask you about.
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+ nín dǎting dǎting.
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+
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+ 什麽事?
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+3. B: Shénme shì? What is it?
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+
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+ 聽説您那邊新來了方先生,是剛派來的;
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+ 他的名字我忘記了。
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+ A: Tīngshuō nín nàbian xīn I have heard that you recently had
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+ láile yíwèi Fāng Xiānsheng, a Mr. Fāng join you, who has just
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+ shi gāng pàilaide; been assigned to your office. I
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+ tāde míngzi wǒ wàngji le. have forgotten his given name.
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+
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+ 不錯,方德銘是上個禮拜派到我們這裏來的。
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+4. B: Bú cuò, Fāng Démíng shi That’s right. Fāng Démíng was sent
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+ shàngge lǐbài pài dào over here last week.
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+ wǒmen zhèli láide.
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+
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+ 怎麽?你認識他嗎。
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+ B: Zěnme? Nǐ rènshi ta ma? Why? Do you know him?
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+
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+ 不認識。
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+5. A: Bú rènshi. I don’t know him.
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+
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+ 不過聽説他也是加州大學畢業的,
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+ 所以想請你給我介紹介紹。
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+ A: Búguò tīngshuō tā yě shi However, I have heard that he also
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+ Jiāzhōu Dàxué bìyède, graduated from the University
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+ suǒyi xiǎng qǐng ni gěi of California, so I wanted to ask
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+ wo jièshao jièshao. you to introduce me to him.
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+
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+ 沒問題。我看看...好,我們現在都有功夫。
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+6. B: Méi wèntí. Wǒ kànkan... No problem. I’ll take a look....
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+ hǎo, wǒmen xiànzài dōu Okay, we are both free now.
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+ yǒu gōngfu.
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+
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+ 你現在竜來嗎?
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+ B: Nǐ xiànzài néng lái ma? Can you come now?
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+
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+ 行。
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+7. A: Xíng. That will be fine.
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+
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+ 我馬上到您辦公室來。
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+ A: Wǒ mǎshàng dào nín bàngōngshì I’ll come to your office right away.
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+ lái.
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+
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+ 差不多半個鐘頭就到。
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+ A: Chàbuduō bànge zhōngtóu I’ll be there in about half an hour.
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+ jiù dào.
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+
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+
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+[242]
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+8. jìde 記得 to remember
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+
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+9. rènde 認得 to recognize, to know (alternate
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+ word for rènshi)
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+
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+10. rènshi zì 認識字 to know how to read (literally, “to
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+ recognize characters”)
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+
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+11. wàng 忘 to forget (alternate word for wàngji,
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+ especially in the sense of
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+ forgetting to DO something)
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+
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+12. wánquán 完全 completely
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+
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+
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+13. xiǎngqilai 想起來 to think of, to remember
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+
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+
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+14. zuǒyòu 左右 approximately
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+
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+
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+[243]
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+
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+
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+VOCABULARY
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+
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+bìyè 畢業 to graduate
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+bú cuò 不錯 not bad, pretty good; that’s right
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+
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+chàbuduō 差不多 almost, about, approximately
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+
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+dǎting 大廳 to inquire about, to ask about
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+
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+jìde 記得 to remember
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+
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+mǎshàng 馬上 immediately
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+méi wèntí 沒問題 (there’s) no problem
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+
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+pài dào 派到 to send to
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+pàilai 派來 to send here
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+
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+rènde 認得 to recognize, to know
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+rènshi 認識 to recognize, to know
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+rènshi zì 認識字 to know how to read (literally,
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+ “to recognize characters”)
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+
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+tīngshuō 聽説 to hear that
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+
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+wàng 忘 to forget
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+wàngji 忘記 to forget
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+wánquán 完全 completely
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+wèntí 問題 problem, question
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+
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+xiǎngqilai 想起來 to think of, to remember
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+
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+zuǒyōu 左右 approximately
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+
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+
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+(introduced on C-2 tape)
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+
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+cōngming 聰明 to be intelligent
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+duōde duō 多得多 much more
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+kěnéng 可能 maybe
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+Shìjiè Yínháng 世界銀行 World Bank
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+xiū jià 休假 to take a vacation
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+yánjiuyuàn 研究院 graduate school
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+yàobushi...jiù shi... 要不是..就是.. if it’s not...then it will be...
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+yònggōng 用工 to be hardworking
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+yuèchū 月初 the beginning of the month
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+yuèdǐ 月底 the end of the month
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+
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+
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+[244]
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+
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+REFERENCE NOTES
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+
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+ 喂
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+1. B: Wèi. Hello.
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+
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+ 張先生嗎?
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+ A: Zhāng Xiānsheng ma? Is this Mr. Zhāng?
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+
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+ 是的。您是不是白女士?
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+2. B: Shìde. Nín shì bu shi Bái Yes. Is this Miss White?
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+ Nǚshì?
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+
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+ 是。張先生,我有一件事想跟你打聽打聽。
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+ A: Shì. Zhāng Xiānsheng, wǒ Yes. Mr. Zhāng, I have something
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+ yǒu yíjiàn shì xiǎng gēn I would like to ask you about.
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+ nín dǎting dǎting.
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+
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+Notes on Nos. 1-2
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+
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+Gēn nín dǎting, “ask information from you”: Note that the prepositional
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+verb gēn is translated as “from.” Dǎting, “to inquire,” is less formal
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+than qǐngjiào and requests information rather than advice.
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+
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+Objects of reduplicated verbs: Reduplicated verbs may be followed only
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+by DEFINITE objects. Indefinite objects of reduplicated verbs precede those
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+verbs. In the last sentence of exchange 2, the object of the reduplicated
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+verb dǎting dǎting is indefinite: yíjiàn shì, “a matter” Thus the object
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+is introduced in the clause wǒ yǒu yíjiàn shì which precedes the entire
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+verb phrase xiǎng gēn nín dǎting dǎting.
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+
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+Reduplicating a verb makes it indefinite; adding an indefinite object might
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+cause confusion. The reduplicated verbs in the sentences below have definite
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+objects:
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+
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+ 我想跟您打聽打聽那件事。
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+ Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting dǎting I would like to ask you about that.
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+ nèijiàn shì.
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+
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+ 我想跟您打聽打聽這件事。
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+ Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting dǎting I would like to ask you about this.
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+ zhèijiàn shì.
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+
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+ 我想跟您打聽打聽他的事。
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+ Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting dǎting I would like to ask you about his
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+ tāde shì. matter (about ask him)
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+
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+ 我想跟您打聽打聽你的那件事。
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+ Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting dǎting I would like to ask you about that
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+ nǐde nèijiàn shì. matter of yours.
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+
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+
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+Simple verbs are used in the following sentences, which have indefinite
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+objects:
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+
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+ 我想跟您打聽一點事。
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+ Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting I would like to ask you about something.
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+ yìdiǎn shì.
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+
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+ 我想跟您打聽很多事。
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+ Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting hěn I would like to ask you about a lot of things.
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+ duō shì.
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+
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+ 我想跟您打聽幾件事。
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+ Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting I would like to ask you about a few things.
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+ jǐjiàn shì.
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+
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+
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+[245]
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+
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+ 什麽事?
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+3. B: Shénme shì? What is it?
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+
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+ 聽説您那邊新來了方先生,是剛派來的;
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+ 他的名字我忘記了。
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+ A: Tīngshuō nín nàbian xīn I have heard that you recently had
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+ láile yíwèi Fāng Xiānsheng, a Mr. Fāng join you, who has just
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+ shi gāng pàilaide; been assigned to your office. I
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+ tāde míngzi wǒ wàngji le. have forgotten his given name.
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+
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+Notes on No. 3
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+
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+Tīngshuō corresponds to the English “I hear that....”
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+
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+... láile yíwèi Fāng Xiānsheng, “there came a Mr. Fāng”: While “a” and
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+“the” are used in English to distinguish between indefinite and definite,
|
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+word order accomplishes the same distinction in Chinese. The subject “A
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+Mr. Fāng” is placed AFTER the verb because the subject is indefinite. With
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+an indefinite subject following the verb, information preceding the verb
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+may give location, time, or other scene-setting details.
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+
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+ 這兒新開了一個很好的飯館子。
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+ Zhèr xīn kāile yige hěn A very good restaurant opened here
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+ hǎode fànguǎnzi. recently.
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+
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+ 昨天來了一些日本人。
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+ Zuótiān láile yìxiē Rìběn Some Japanese came yesterday,
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+ rén.
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+
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+ 已經去了五百個人。
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+ Yǐjīng qùle wǔbǎige rén. Five hundred people have already
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+ gone there.
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+
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+Verbs of appearing and verbs of disappearing (“to come,” “to discover,”
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+“to happen/occur”) introduce indefinite subjects, as do the words you
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+and yǒude.
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+
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+ 外邊有幾個人找你。
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+ Wàibian yǒu jige rén zhǎo nǐ. There are some people outside who
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+ want to see you.
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+ 有的人不喜歡喝茶。
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+ Yǒude rén bù xǐhuan hē chá. Some people don’t like to drink tea.
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+
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+Some situations may be described with either you or another verb.
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+
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+ 昨天有一個人來找你。
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+ Zuótiān yǒu yige rén lái Yesterday there was someone here
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+ zhǎo nǐ. looking for you.
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+
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+ 昨天來了一個人要找你當面談談。
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+ Zuótiān láile yige rén yào Yesterday someone was here who was
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+ zhǎo nǐ dāngmiàn tántan. looking for you to talk with you
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+ in person.
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+
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+Subjects occurring at the end of a sentence are indefinite, whether or not
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+they are accompanied by yíge. Subjects preceding the verb in a sentence
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+are definite, whether or not they are accompanied by zhèige, nèige, zhèixiē,
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+nèixiē, or other specifying words.
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+
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+
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+ Lái rén le. 來人了。 Some people have come.
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+
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+
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+ Rén lái le. 人來了。 The people have come, (i.e., those
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+ whom we were expecting)
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+
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+[246]
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+
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+Míngzi means “name”—of an object, a place, or a person (GIVEN NAME).
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+Occasionally, míngzi is used for a person’s full name (surname and given
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+name). This usage is more common in the PRC.
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+
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+Wàngji is a verb meaning “to forget”—used especially in reference to
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+forgetting facts. Wàng, “to forget,” is more commonly used for forgetting
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+to do something. The verb jìde means “to remember.”
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+
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+
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+ 不錯,方德銘是上個禮拜派到我們這裏來的。
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+4. B: Bú cuò, Fāng Démíng shi That’s right. Fāng Démíng was sent
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+ shàngge lǐbài pài dào over here last week.
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+ wǒmen zhèli láide.
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+
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+ 怎麽?你認識他嗎。
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+ B: Zěnme? Nǐ rènshi ta ma? Why? Do you know him?
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+
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+Notes on No. 4
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+
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+Bú cuò means “not bad” in the sense of pretty good,” “pretty well,”
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+“all right.”
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+
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+ Nǐ zěnmeyàng? 你怎麽樣? How are things going?
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+
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+ Bú cuò. 不錯 Not bad.
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+
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+In the first sentence of No. 4, bú cuò means “that’s right, your information
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+is not wrong.”
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+
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+ 李先生,你剛從香港回來,是嗎?
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+ Lǐ Xiānsheng, ni gāng cóng Mr. Li, you just got back from Hong
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+ Xiānggǎng huílai, shì ma? Kong, didn’t you?
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+
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+ 不錯,我是昨天回來的。
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+ Bú cuò, wǒ shi zuótiān That’s right. I got back yesterday.
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+ huílaide.
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+
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+Here are more examples of bú cuò:
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+
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+ 那個飯館子菜真不錯。
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+ Nèige fànguǎnzide cài zhēn That restaurant really has pretty
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+ bú cuò. good food.
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+
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+ 他説中國話,説得不錯。
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+ Tā shuō Zhōngguo huà, shuōde He speaks Chinese pretty well.
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+ bú cuò.
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+
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+In the first example, notice that an adverb precedes bú cuò: zhēn bú cuò
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+
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+[247]
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+
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+Pài dào...lái is a three-part verb: action verb (also expressing MOTION),
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+prepositional verb (must take an object), and directional verb (lái, qù)
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+
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+ ACTION PREPOSITIONAL DIRECTIONAL
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+ VERB VERB OBJECT VERB
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+
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+ 跑 到 山上 去
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+ pǎo dào shānshang qù “to run up on
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+ the hill”
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+
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+ 搬 到 這兒 來
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+ bān dào zhèr lái “to move it
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+ into here”
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+
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+ 拿 到 學校 去
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+ ná dào xuéxiào qù “to take it to
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+ school”
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+
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+ 走 到 後邊兒 來
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+ zǒu dào hòubianr lái “to walk to
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+ the back”
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+
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+Zěnme, “why,” “how come,” “how is it that...,”* is a more colloquial and
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+challenging word for “why” than wèishénme. Only a reason or an explanation is
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+requested by wèishénme. Zěnme expresses more, emphasizing the speaker’s
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+surprise or lack of understanding.
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+
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+*You have already learned that zènme can mean “how.”
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+
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+ 你們的辦公室怎麽這麽小?
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+ Nǐmende bàngōngshì zěnme How is it that your office is so
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+ zhème xiǎo? small?
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+
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+ 他父母都說中國話,他怎麽不會説。
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+ Tā fùmǔ dōu shuō Zhōngguo Both his parents speak Chinese.
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+ huà, tā zěnme bú huì How is it that he can’t?
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+ shuō?
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+
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+ 這麽要緊的事,我怎麽忘了做了?
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+ Zhème yàojǐnde shì, wǒ How could I have forgotten to do
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+ zěnme wàngle zuò le? such an important thing?
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+
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+ 你怎麽不念書呢?
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+ Nǐ zěnme bú niàn shū ne? How come you’re not studying?
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+
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+ 你怎麽不説話?有什麽不高興的事嗎?
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+ Nǐ zěnme bù shuō huà? Yǒu How come you’re not saying anything?
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+ shénme bù gāoxìngde shì ma? Is there something you are unhappy
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+ about?
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+
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+The meaning of zěnme is sometimes affected by the aspect marker used:
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+
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+ 你怎麽來了?
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+ Nǐ zěnme lái le? How come you are here? (i.e.,
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+ “What are you doing here?”)
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+
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+ 你(是)怎麽來的?
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+ Nǐ (shi) zěnme láide? How did you get here? (i.e., by
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+ what means of transportation)
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+
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+[248]
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+
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+Rènshi the state verb means “to know” in the sense of “to be acquainted
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+with,” “to be familiar with,” “to recognize.” As an action verb, rènshi
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+means “to meet,” “to get acquainted with.”
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+
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+(STATE VERB)
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+
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+ 你認識張國權嗎?
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+ Nǐ rènshi Zhāng Guóquán ma? Do you know Zhāng Guóquán?
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+
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+ 你認識他嗎?
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+ Nǐ rènshi ta ma? Do you know him?
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+
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+ 我們不太認識。
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+ Wǒmen bú tài rènshi. We are not too well acquainted.
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+
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+ 我們去年還不認識。
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+ Wǒmen qùnián hái bú rènshi. We did not know each other yet last
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+ year.
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+
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+(ACTION VERB)
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+
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+ 我在美國的時候,認識了很多美國年輕人。
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+ Wǒ zài Měiguode shíhou, When I was in America, I met a lot
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+ rènshile hěn duō Měiguo of young Americans.
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+ niánqīng rén.*
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+
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+*niánqīng, “to be young”
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+
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+ 我是前年認識他的。
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+ Wǒ shi qiánnián I met him the year before last.
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+ rènshi tade.
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+
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+ 那個時候我們還沒認識。
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+ Nèige shíhou wǒmen hái méi At that time we had not yet met.
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+ rènshi.
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+
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+ 他是一個很好的人,你應該認識認識。
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+ Tā shi yíge hěn hǎode rén, He is a very good person; you should
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+ nǐ yīnggāi rènshi renshi.** get to know him.
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+
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+**yīnggāi, “should”
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+
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+As a state verb, rènshi is used for “knowing” or “recognizing” Chinese
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+characters.
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+
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+ 你認識多少個中國字?
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+ Nǐ rènshi duōshǎoge Zhōngguo How many Chinese characters do you
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+ zì? know/recognize?
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+
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+ 你認識這個字嗎?
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+ Nǐ rènshi zhèige zì ma? Do you recognize this character?
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+
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+Contrast the meanings of rènshi and zhīdao: rènshi, “to know” a person;
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+zhīdao, “to know of” a person
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+
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+ 你認識唐小姐嗎?
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+ Nǐ rènshi Táng Xiǎojiě ma? Do you know Miss Táng?
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+
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+ 我知道她,但是我們沒見過。
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+ Wǒ zhīdao ta, dànshi wǒmen I know of her, but we haven’t met.
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+ méi jiànguo.
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+
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+When a place is being discussed, rènshi means “to know how to get [there].”
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+Zhīdao continues to mean “to know of [a place].”
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+
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+ 你認識那個電影院嗎?
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+ Nǐ rènshi nèige diànyǐngyuàn Do you know how to get to that movie
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+ ma? theater?
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+
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+ 你知道那個電影院?
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+ Nǐ zhīdao nèige diànyǐngyuàn Do you know of that movie theater?
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+ ma?
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+
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+[249]
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+
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+
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+ 不認識。
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+5. A: Bú rènshi. I don’t know him.
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+
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+ 不過聽説他也是加州大學畢業的,
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+ 所以想請你給我介紹介紹。
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+ A: Búguò tīngshuō tā yě shi However, I have heard that he also
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+ Jiāzhōu Dàxué bìyède, graduated from the University
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+ suǒyi xiǎng qǐng ni gěi of California, so I wanted to ask
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+ wo jièshao jièshao. you to introduce me to him.
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+
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+Note on No. 5
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+
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+Shi Jiāzhōu Dàxué bìyède, “graduated from the University of California”:
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+The name of a school or a word describing the type of school may stand
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+in front of the verb bìyè with no preceding prepositional verb, such as
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+cóng, “from.”
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+
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+ 你兒子已經大學/中學/小學畢業了嗎?
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+ Nǐ érzi yǐjīng dàxué/zhōngxué/ Has your son graduated from college/
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+ iǎoxué bìyè le ma? high school/elementary school
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+ already?
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+ 他大學還沒畢業呢。
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+ Tā dàxué hai méi bìyè ne. He has not graduated from college yet.
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+
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+ 他是臺灣大學畢業的。
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+ Tā shi Táiwān Dàxué bìyède. He graduated from Táiwān University.
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+
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+Bìyè may also be preceded by either zài, “at,” or cóng, “from.”
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+
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+ 你是在哪個中學畢業的?
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+ Nǐ shi zài něige zhōngxué What high school did you graduate
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+ bìyède? from?
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+
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+ 我去年從德州大學畢業了。
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+ Wǒ qùniān cóng Dézhōu Dàxué I graduated last year from the
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+ bìyè le. University of Texas.
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+
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+ 我是七八年從北京大學畢業的。
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+ Wǒ shi qībānián cóng Běijīng I graduated from Běijīng University
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+ Dàxué bìyède. in ’78.
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+
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+Bìyè, meaning “to complete a course of study,” is a compound made up of a
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+verb plus a general object. For this reason, the object yè may be separated
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+from the verb bì. This separation occurs most frequently in sentences
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+containing the shì... de construction.
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+
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+ 他是一九七六年畢業的。
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+ Tā shi yījiǔqīliùnián bìde yè. He graduated in 1976.
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+
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+
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+ 沒問題。我看看...好,我們現在都有功夫。
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+6. B: Méi wèntí. Wǒ kànkan... No problem. I’ll take a look....
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+ hǎo, wǒmen xiànzài dōu Okay, we are both free now.
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+ yǒu gōngfu.
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+
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+ 你現在竜來嗎?
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+ B: Nǐ xiànzài néng lái ma? Can you come now?
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+
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+Note on No. 6
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+
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+The noun wèntí can mean “question,” “problem,” or “difficulty.”
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+
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+ 他問了好多問題。
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+ Tā wènle hǎoduō wèntí. He asked a lot of questions.
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+
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+
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+[250]
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+
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+ 那是一個很大的問題。
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+ Nà shi yige hěn dàde wèntí. That’s a big problem.
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+
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+Ní yǒu wèntí ma? could mean either “Do you have any questions?” or “Are you
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+having any problems?”
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+
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+
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+ 行。
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+7. A: Xíng. That will be fine.
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+
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+ 我馬上到您辦公室來。
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+ A: Wǒ mǎshàng dào nín bàngōngshì I’ll come to your office right away.
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+ lái.
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+
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+ 差不多半個鐘頭就到。
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+ A: Chàbuduō bànge zhōngtóu I’ll be there in about half an hour.
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+ jiù dào.
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+
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+Notes on No. 7
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+
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+The adverb mǎshàng (literally, “on horseback”) means “immediately,”
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+“right away.”
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+
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+Chàbuduō may be translated fairly literally as “does not differ much.”
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+Other translations are “about,” “approximately,” “almost.”
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+
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+ 差不多八點了。
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+ Chàbuduō bādiǎn le. It is nearly eight o’clock.
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+
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+ 這本書我差不多看完了。
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+ Zhèběn shū wǒ chàbuduō kànwán le. I have almost finished reading this
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+ book.
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+ 他們差不多八點鐘來。
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+ Tāmen chàbuduō bādiǎn zhōng lái. They are coming at around eight o’clock.
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+
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+ 那個學校有差不多三百個學生。
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+ Nàge xuéxiào yǒu chàbuduō That school has approximately three
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+ sānbǎige xuésheng. hundred students.
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+
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+ 8. jìde 記得 to remember
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+ 9. rènde 認得 to recognize, to know (alternate word
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+ for rènshi)
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+
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+10. rènshi zì 認識字 to know how to read (literally, “to
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+ recognize characters”)
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+
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+11. wàng 忘 to forget (alternate word for wàngji,
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+ especially in the sense of forgetting
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+ to DO something)
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+
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+12. wánquán 完全 completely
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+13. xiángqilai 想起來 to think of, to remember
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+14. zuǒyòu 左右 approximately
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+
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+[251]
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+
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+Notes on Additional Required Vocabulary
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+
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+The verb jìde, “to remember,” acts like a state verb.
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+
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+ 你記得王小明嗎?
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+ Nǐ jìde Wáng Xiǎo Ming ma? Do you remember Wáng Xiǎo Ming?
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+
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+ 記得。他是我愛人大學的同學。
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+ Jìde. Tā shi wǒ àiren I remember (him). He is my spouse’s
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+ dàxuéde tóngxué. college classmate.
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+
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+ 我昨天不記得他姓什麽。今天又想起來了。
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+ Wǒ zuótiān bú jìde tā xìng Yesterday I couldn’t remember what
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+ shénme. Jīntiān yòu his name is. Today I remembered
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+ xiǎngqilai le. it (again).
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+
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+Rènde, “to recognize,” “to know,” is usually interchangeable with rènshi.
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+Both rènshi and rènde are most often made negative with bù.
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+
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+ 你認得他媽?
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+ Nǐ rènde ta ma? Do you know him?
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+
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+ 不認得。
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+ Bú rènde. No.
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+
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+ 他路也不認得。
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+ Tā lù yě bú rènde. He doesn’t even know the way.
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+
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+ 我們去年還不認得。
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+ Wǒmen qùnián hái bú rènde. We did not know each other last year.
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+
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+Wàng, “to forget,” is an action verb.
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+
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+ 我很容易把人名字忘了。
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+ Wǒ hěn róngyi bǎ rén míngzi I forget people’s names very easily,
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+ wàng le.
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+
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+ 你們都把車票拿來了嗎?
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+ Nǐmen dōu bǎ chēpiào nálai Did all of you bring your bus tickets?
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+ le ma?
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+
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+ 我忘了。
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+ Wǒ wàng le. I forgot (mine).
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+
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+ 我沒忘。
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+ Wǒ méi wàng. I didn’t forget.
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+
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+Wánquán, “completely,” is an adverb used to modify verbs.
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+
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+ 他寫的字完全對。
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+ Tā xiěde zì wánquán duì. The character he wrote is completely
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+ right.
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+
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+ 他完全不懂。
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+ Tā wánquán bù dǒng. He doesn’t understand any part of
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+ this.
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+ 我完全不知道這件事。
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+ Wǒ wánquán bù zhīdào zhèijiàn I don’t know anything about this
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+ shì. matter.
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+
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+Xiǎngqilai, “to think of,” “to remember,” is a compound verb of result.
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+It is made up of xiǎng, “to think”; qǐ “to rise”; and lái, “to come."*
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+As an ending showing result, -qǐlái may have either its literal meaning of
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+“to come up” or more abstract meanings such as “to come to mind.”**
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+
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+*Xiǎngqilai is actually pronounced xiángqilai. The ending -qīlái is in the
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+neutral tone; because qǐ was originally in the third tone, xiǎng changes
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+to the rising tone.
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+
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+**English prepositions, such as “up,” are also used both literally and
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+abstractly: “look up the wall” (an upward motion) and “look up the phone
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+number” (no motion indicated by “up”)
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+
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+[252]
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+
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+ 請把椅子辦起來。
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+ Qǐng bǎ yǐzi bānqilai. Please lift up the chair.
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+
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+ 請你們站起來。
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+ Qǐng nǐmen zhànqilai. Please stand up.
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+
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+ 那個字我想起來了。
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+ Nèige zì wǒ xiǎngqilai le. I remember that character.
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+
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+
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+Zuǒyòu (literally, “left-right”) means “approximately,” “about.”
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+
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+ 我五點左右來接你。
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+ Wǒ wǔdiǎn zuǒyòu lái jiē ni. I will come to get you about five
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+ o’clock.
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+
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+ 你去買點兒蘋果,好不好?
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+ Nǐ qù mǎi diǎnr píngguǒ, hǎo How about going to buy some apples?
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+ bu hǎo?
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+
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+ 要多少?
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+ Yào duōshǎo? How many do you want?
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+
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+ 三斤左右就夠了。
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+ Sānjīn zuǒyòu jiù gòu le. About three catties should be enough.
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+
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+
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+[253]
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+
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+DRILLS
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+
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+A. Transformation Drill
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+
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+1.
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+ 我有一件事想跟您打聽打聽。 我想跟您打聽一件事。
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+Speaker: Wǒ yǒu yíjiàn shì You: Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting yíjiàn
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+ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting shì.
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+ dǎting.
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+ (I have something I (I would like to ask you
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+ would like to ask you something. )
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+ about.)
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+
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+ 那件事,我想跟您打聽打聽。 我想跟您打聽打聽那件事。
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+ OR Nèijiàn shì, wǒ xiǎng Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting dǎting
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+ gēn nín dǎting dǎting. nèijiàn shì.
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+ (I would like to ask (I would like to ask you about
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+ you about that matter. that matter.)
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+
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+ 我有很多事想跟您打聽打聽。 我想跟您打聽很多事。
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+2. Wǒ yǒu hěn duō shì xiǎng gēn Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting hěn duō shì.
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+ nín dǎting dǎting.
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+
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+ 這件事,我想跟您打聽打聽。 我想跟您打聽打聽這件事。
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+3. Zhèijiàn shì, wǒ xiǎng gēn nín Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting dǎting
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+ dǎting dǎting. zhèijiàn shì.
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+
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+ 他的事,我想跟您打聽打聽。 我想跟您打聽打聽他的事。
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+4. Tāde shì, wǒ xiǎng gēn nín Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting dǎting tāde
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+ dǎting dǎting. shì.
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+
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+ 我有一件事想跟您打聽打聽。 我想跟您打聽一件事。
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+5. Wǒ yǒu jǐjiàn shì xiǎng gēn nín Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting jǐjiàn shì.
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+ dǎting dǎting.
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+
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+ 你的那件事,我想跟您打聽打聽。 我想跟您打聽打聽你的那件事。
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+6. Nǐde nèijiàn shì, wǒ xiǎng gēn Wǒ xiǎng gēn nín dǎting dǎting nǐde
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+ nín dǎting dǎting. nèijiàn shì.
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+
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+
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+
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+B. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 他的名字我忘了。 他的名字我忘了,你還記得嗎?
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+1. Speaker: Tāde míngzi wǒ wàng You: Tāde míngzi wǒ wàng le, nǐ hái
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+ le. jìde ma?
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+ (I have forgotten his (I have forgotten his given
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+ given name.) name. Do you remember it?)
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+
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+ 他的地址我忘記了。 他的地址我忘記了,你還記得嗎?
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+2. Tāde dìzhí wǒ wàngji le. Tāde dìzhí wǒ wàngji le, nǐ hái
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+ jìde ma?
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+
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+ 他什麽時候來我忘了。 他什麽時候來我忘了,你還記得嗎?
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+3. Tā shénme shíhou lái wǒ wàng Tā shénme shíhou lái wǒ wàng le, nī
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+ le. hái jìde ma?
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+
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+ 内板飛機幾點鐘到我忘記了。 内板飛機幾點鐘到我忘記了,你還記得嗎?
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+4. Nèibān fēijī jǐdiǎn zhōng dào Nèibān fēijī jǐdiǎn zhōng dào wǒ
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+ wǒ wàngji le. wàngji le, nǐ hái jìde ma?
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+
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+ 他是哪年到中國去的我忘了。 他是哪年到中國去的我忘了,你還記得嗎?
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+5. Tā shi něinián dào Zhōngguo Tā shi něinián dào Zhōngguo qùde
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+ qùde wǒ wàng le. wǒ wàng le, ni hái jìde ma?
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+
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+ 我們在哪裏換車我忘記了。 我們在哪裏換車我忘記了,你還記得嗎?
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+6. Wǒmen zài náli huàn chē wǒ Wǒmen zài náli huàn chē wǒ wàngji
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+ wàngji le. le, ni hái jìde ma?
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+
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+ 銀行幾點鐘關門我忘了。 銀行幾點鐘關門我忘了,你還記得嗎?
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+7. Yínháng jǐdiǎn zhōng guān mén Yínháng jǐdiǎn zhōng guān mén wǒ
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+ wǒ wàng le. wàng le, ni hái jìde ma?
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+
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+
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+C. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 聽説他是剛派來的。 聽説他是剛派到這裏來的。
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+1. Speaker: Tīngshuō tā shi gāng You: Tīngshuō tā shi gāng pài dào
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+ pàilaide. zhèli láide.
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+ (I have heard he was Just sent
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+ 這裏 over here.)
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+ (cue) zhèli
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+ (I have heard he was
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+ just sent over.)
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+
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+ 聽説他是剛派去的。 聽説他是剛派到那裏去的。
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+2. Tīngshuō tā shi gāng pàiqude. Tīngshuō tā shi gāng pài dào nàli
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+ qùde.
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+ 那裏
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+ nàli
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+
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+ 聽説李先生是剛派來的。 聽説李先生是剛派派臺北的。
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+3. Tīngshuō Lǐ Xiānsheng shi gāng Tīngshuō Lǐ Xiānsheng shi gāng pài
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+ pàilaide. dào Táiběi láide.
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+
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+ 臺北
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+ Táiběi
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+
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+ 聽説王小姐是剛派去的。 聽説王小姐是剛派到臺南去的。
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+4. Tīngshuō Wáng Xiǎojiě shi gāng Tīngshuō Wáng Xiǎojiě shi gāng pài
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+ pàiqude. dào Táinán qùde.
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+
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+ 臺南
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+ Táinán
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+
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+ 聽説他哥哥是剛派來的。 聽説他哥哥是剛派到臺中來的。
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+5. Tīngshuō tā gēge shi gāng Tīngshuō tā gēge shi gāng pài dào
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+ pàilaide. Táizhōng láide.
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+
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+ 臺中
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+ Táizhōng
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+
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+ 聽説他是剛派去的。 聽説他是剛派到高雄去的。
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+6. Tīngshuō tā shi gāng pàiqude. Tīngshuō tā shi gāng pài dào
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+ Gāoxiōng qùde.
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+ 高雄
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+ Gāoxióng
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+
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+ 聽説您是剛派來的。 聽説您是剛派到這裏來的。
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+7. Tīngshuō nín shi gāng pàilaide. Tīngshuō nín shi gāng pài dào zhèli
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+ láide.
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+ 這裏
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+ zhèli
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+
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+
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+[255]
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+
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+D. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 他是加州大學畢業的。 他是一九四五年加州大學畢業的。
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+1. Speaker: Tā shi Jiāzhōu Dàxué You: Tā shi yījiǔsìwǔnián Jiāzhōu
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+ bìyède. Dàxué bìyède.
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+ (In 1945 he graduated from the
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+ University of California.)
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+ 一九四五年
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+ (cue) yījiusìwǔnián
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+ (He graduated from the
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+ University of
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+ California.)
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+
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+ 他是臺灣大學畢業的。 他是一九五六年臺灣大學畢業的。
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+2. Tā shi Táiwān Dàxué bìyède. Tā shi yījiǔwǔliùnián Tǎiwān Dàxué
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+ bìyède.
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+ 一九五六年
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+ yījiǔwǔliùnián
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+
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+ 他是麻州大學畢業的。 他是一九六七年麻州大學畢業的。
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+3. Tā shi Mázhōu Dàxué bìyède. Tā shi yījiǔliùqīnián Mázhōu Dàxué
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+ bìyède.
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+ 一九六七年
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+ yījiǔliùqīnián
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+
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+ 他是德州大學畢業的。 他是一九六二年德州大學畢業的。
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+4. Tā shi Dézhōu Dàxué bìyède. Tā shi yījiǔliùèrnián Dézhōu Dàxué
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+ bìyède.
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+ 一九六二年
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+ yījiǔliùèrnián
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+
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+ 他是北京大學畢業的。 他是一九四七年北京大學畢業的。
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+5. Tā shi Běijīng Dàxué bìyède. Tā shi yījiǔsìqīnián Běijīng Dàxué
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+ bìyède.
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+ 一九四七年
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+ yījiǔsìqīnián
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+
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+ 他是東北大學畢業的。 他是一九三零年東北大學畢業的。
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+6. Tā shi Dōngběi Dàxué bìyède. Tā shi yījiǔsānlíngnián Dōngběi
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+ Dàxué bìyède.
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+ 一九三零年
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+ yījiǔsānlíngniān
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+
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+ 他是南京大學畢業的。 他是一九三七年南京大學畢業的。
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+7. Tā shi Nánjīng Dàxué bìyède. Tā shi yījiǔsānqīnián Nánjīng Dàxué
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+ bìyède.
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+ 一九三七年
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+ yījiǔsānqīnián
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+
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+
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+E. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 我看見過這個字。 我看見過這個字,可是我不認識這個字。
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+1. Speaker: Wǒ kànjianguo zhèige You: Wǒ kànjianguo zhèige zì, kěshi
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+ zì. wǒ bú rènshi zhèige zì.
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+ (I have seen this (I have seen this character
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+ character before.) before, but I don’t recognize
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+ it.)
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+
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+ OR Wǒ zhīdao tā shi shéi. Wǒ zhīdao tā shi shéi, kěshi wǒ
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+ (I know who he is.) bú rènshi ta.
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+ (I know who he is, but I’m not
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+ acquainted with him.)
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+
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+ 我看見過張小姐。 我看見過張小姐,可是我不認識張小姐。
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+2. Wǒ kànjianguo Zhāng Xiǎojiě. Wǒ kànjianguo Zhāng Xiǎojiě, kěshi
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+ wǒ bú rènshi Zhāng Xiǎojiě.
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+
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+ 我去過那個地方。 我去過那個地方,可是我不認識那個地方。
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+3. Wǒ qùguo nèige dìfang. Wǒ qùguo nèige dìfang, kěshi wǒ bú
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+ rènshi nèige dìfang.
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+
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+ 我知道他是李科長。 我知道他是李科長,可是我不認識李科長。
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+4. Wǒ zhīdao tā shi Lǐ Kēzhǎng. Wǒ zhīdao tā shi Lí Kēzhǎng, kěshi
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+ wǒ bú rènshi Lǐ Kēzhǎng.
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+
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+[256]
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+
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+ 我看見過。 我看見過,可是我不認識。
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+5. Wǒ kànjianguo. Wǒ kànjianguo, kěshi wǒ bú rènshi.
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+
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+
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+ 我知道他是王小姐的哥哥。 我知道他是王小姐的哥哥,可是我不認識他。
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+6. Wǒ zhīdào tā shi Wáng Xiǎojiěde Wǒ zhidao tā shi Wáng Xiaojiéde gēge,
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+ gēge. kěshi wǒ bú rènshi ta.
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+
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+
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+F. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 差不多半個鐘頭就到。 半個鐘頭左右就到。
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+1. Speaker: Chàbuduō bànge zhōngtóu You: Bànge zhōngtóu zuǒyòu jiù dào
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+ jiù dào. (I’ll be there in about half
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+ (I’ll be there in an hour.)
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+ about half an hour.)
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+
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+ 差不多要一個鐘頭。 要一個鐘頭左右。
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+2. Chàbuduō yào yige zhōngtóu. Yào yige zhōngtōu zuǒyòu.
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+
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+ 他住了差不多三天。 他住了三天左右。
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+3. Tā zhùle chàbuduō sāntiān. Tā zhùle sāntiān zuǒyòu.
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+
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+ 他差不多五十嵗了。 他五十嵗左右了。
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+4. Tā chàbuduō wǔshísuì le. Tā wǔshísuì zuǒyòu le.
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+
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+ 那本書差不多要十塊錢。 那本書要十塊錢左右。
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+5. Nèiběn shū chàbuduō yào shíkuài Nèiběn shū yào shíkuài qián zuǒyòu.
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+ qián.
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+
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+ 差不多要走四十五分鐘。 要走四十五分鐘左右。
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+6. Chàbuduō yào zǒu sìshiwǔfēn Yào zǒu sìshiwǔfēn zhōng zuǒyòu.
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+ zhōng.
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+
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+ 差不多三個星期。 三個星期左右。
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+7. Chàbuduō sānge xīngqī. Sānge xīngqī zuǒyòu.
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+
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+
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+[257]
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+
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+G. Response Drill
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+
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+ 你現在來嗎? 我馬上來。
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+1. Speaker: Nǐ xiànzài lái ma? You: Wǒ mǎshàng lái.
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+ (I’m coming right away.)
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+ 馬上
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+ (cue) mǎshàng
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+ (Are you coming now?)
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+
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+ 他八點鐘來嗎。 差不多八點鐘來。
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+2. Tā bādiǎn zhōng lái ma? Tā chàbuduō bādiǎn zhōng lái.
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+
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+ 差不多
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+ chàbuduō
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+
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+ 他十點鐘去嗎? 他十點鐘左右去。
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+3. Tā shídiǎn zhōng qù ma? Tā shídiǎn zhōng zuǒyòu qù.
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+
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+ 左右
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+ zuǒyòu
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+
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+ 你們現在走嗎? 我們馬上走。
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+4. Nǐmen xiànzài zǒu ma? Wǒmen mǎshàng zǒu.
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+
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+ 馬上
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+ mǎshàng
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+
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+ 他們八號去嗎? 他們左右八號去。
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+5. Tāmen báhào qù ma? Tāmen báhào zuǒyòu qù.
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+
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+ 左右
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+ zuǒyòu
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+
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+ 他們九點鐘來嗎。 他們差不多九點鐘來。
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+6. Tāmen jiǔdiǎn zhōng lái ma? Tāmen chàbuduō jiǔdiǎn zhōng lái。
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+
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+ 差不多
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+ chàbuduō
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+
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+ 你十號在紐約嗎? 我十號左右在紐約。
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+7. Nǐ shíhào zài Niǔ Yuē ma? Wǒ shíhào zuǒyòu zài Niù Yuē.
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+
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+ 左右
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+ zuǒyòu
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+
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+
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+[258]
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+
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+UNIT 8
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+
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+REFERENCE LIST
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+
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+ 喂,這是禮賓司。
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+1. B: Wài, zhèi shi Lǐbīnsī. Hello. This is the Protocol
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+ Department.
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+ 喂,我是萊登大使的秘書。
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+ A: Wèi, wǒ shi Láidēng Dàshǐde Hello. I am Ambassador Leyden’s
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+ mìshū. secretary.
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+
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+ 大使接著你們的請帖了。
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+2. A: Dàshǐ jiēzháo nǐmende The ambassador received your
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+ qǐngtiě le. invitation.
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+
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+ 很可惜因爲他有事,八月九號不能來。
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+3 A: Hěn kěxī, yīnwei tā yǒu Unfortunately, because he has a
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+ shì, Báyuè jiǔ hào bù previous engagement, he cannot
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+ néng lái. come on August 9.
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+
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+ 請你轉告譙部長.
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+ A: Qǐng ni zhuǎngào Qiáo Bùzhǎng. Please inform Minister Qiáo.
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+
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+ 很抱歉。
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+ A: Hěn bàoqiàn. I’m very sorry.
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+
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+ 很遺憾,萊登大使不能來。
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+4. B: Hěn yíhàn, Láidēng Dàshǐ We very much regret that Ambassador
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+ bù néng lái. Leyden cannot come.
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+
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+ 我替你轉告一下。
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+ B: Wǒ tì ni zhuǎngào yíxià. I will pass on the message for you.
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+
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+ 馬明理我們有幾個同學星期六計劃到
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+ 長城去玩兒。
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+5. A: Mǎ Mínglí, wǒmen yǒu jige Mǎ Mínglī, a few of us students are
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+ tóngxué Xīngqīliù jìhua planning to go to the Great Wall
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+ dào Chángchéng qù wánr. Saturday for an outing.
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+
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+ 你們能不能一起去?
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+ A: Nǐmen néng bu néng yìqǐ Can you go with us?
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+ qù?
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+
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+ 真不巧。
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+6. B: Zhēn bù qiǎo. We really couldn’t make that.
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+
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+ 那天我們有事,沒辦法去。
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+ B: Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, We have a previous engagement that
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+ méi bànfa qù. day; we have no way of going.
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+
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+ 希望以後在找機會聚一聚吧。
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+7. A: Xīwang yǐhòu zài zhǎo I hope that late we will find an
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+ jīhui jùyijù ba. other opportunity to get together.
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+
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+ 好啊。
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+ B: Hǎo a. Okay.
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+
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+
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+ADDITIONAL REQUIRED VOCABULARY
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+(not presented on C-l and P-1 tapes)
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+
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+8. dàjiā 大家 everybody, everyone
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+
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+9. jiēdào 接到 to receive (alternate form of
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+ jiēzháo)
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+
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+10. tóngshì 同事 fellow worker, colleague
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+
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+11. yīnggāi 應該 should, ought to, must
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+
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+
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+[259]
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+
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+VOCABULARY
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+
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+bànfa 辦法 method, way
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+bàoqiàn 抱歉 to be sorry
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+bùzhǎng 部長 minister (of a government
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+ organization)
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+
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+Chángchéng 長城 the Great Wall
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+dàjiā 大家 everybody, everyone
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+jiē 姐 to receive (mail, messages, guests,
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+ phone calls)
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+jiēdào 接到 to receive
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+jù 聚 to assemble
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+jùyijù 聚一聚 to get together
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+kěxī 可惜 unfortunately, what a pity
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+Lǐbīnsī 禮賓司 Protocol Department (PRC)
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+méi bànfa 沒辦法 there’s no way out, it can’t
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+ be helped
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+mìshū 秘書 secretary, executive assistant
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+qiǎo 巧 to be timely, to be opportune
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+qǐngtiě (qìngtiē) 請帖 written invitation
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+tì 替 substituting for, in place of
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+tóngshì 同事 fellow worker, colleague
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+tóngxué 同學 classmate
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+yíhàn 遺憾 to regret (that something desirable
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+ will not happen)
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+yīnggāi 應該 should, ought to, must
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+zhuǎngào 轉告 to pass on a message, to inform
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+
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+
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+(introduced on C-2 tape)
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+
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+cānjiā 參加 to participate in, to join, to attend
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+dào xǐ 道喜 to congratulate
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+dìèrtiān 第二天 the next day
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+jīngjibù 經濟部 Ministry of Economics
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+jūnshì yǎnxí 軍事演習 military maneuvers
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+láodòng mófàn 勞動模範 model worker
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+
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+nánbù 南部 the southern part (of the island),
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+ the south
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+shàngxiào 上校 colonel
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+tīngdechūlái 聼得出來 to be able to recognize what
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+ something is from the sound
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+tóngxuéhuì 同學會 alumni association (literally,
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+ “fellow-student group”)
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+tōngzhī 同志 (written) announcement, notification
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+xièxie tāde yāoqǐng 謝謝他的邀請 to thank him for his invitation
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+zhèngzhi xuéxí 政治學習 political study session
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+zhǔchí jiéhūn 主持結婚 to preside at a marriage ceremony
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+ (i.e., to give the bride away)
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+zǒng jīnglǐ 總經理 general manager (chief executive
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+ officer)
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+
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+(introduced, in Communication Game)
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+
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+dàngāo 蛋糕 cake
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+qìsi 起司 cheese
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+
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+
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+[261]
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+
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+REFERENCE NOTES
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+
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+ 喂,這是禮賓司。
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+1. B: Wài, zhèi shi Lǐbīnsī. Hello. This is the Protocol
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|
|
+ Department.
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+ 喂,我是萊登大使的秘書。
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|
|
+ A: Wèi, wǒ shi Láidēng Dàshǐde Hello. I am Ambassador Leyden’s
|
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+ mìshū. secretary.
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+
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+Notes on Ko. 1
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+
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+Lǐbīnsī, meaning “protocol department,” is made up of lǐ, “ceremony”;
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+bīn, “honored guests”; and sī, “department.”
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+
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+Mìshū means “secretary” in two senses: 1) a high-ranking official
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+2) a clerk-typist.
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+
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+
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+2. A: Dàshǐ jiēzháo nǐmende The ambassador received your
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+ qǐngtiě le. invitation.
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+
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+Notes on No. 2
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+
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+The verb jiē, “to receive,” may be used for receiving guests, mail,
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+messages, and phone calls.
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+
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+Jiēzháo (jiēdao), “to receive,” is a compound verb of result. The endings
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+-zháo and -dào mean approximately the same thing: “to successfully obtain
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+something” Jiēzháo and jiēdao occur in four ways: with le or méi (describing
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+ACTUAL situations) and with -de- or -bu- (describing POTENTIAL situations)
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+
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+ 我昨天去火車站接他,可是沒接着/接到。
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+ Wǒ zuótiān qù huǒchēzhàn jiē Yesterday I went to the train station
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+ ta, kěshi méi jiēzháo/jiēdào. to get him, but I missed him.
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+
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+ 你早一點兒去接他,就接得着。
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+ Nǐ zǎo yìdiànr qù jiē ta, If you go a little earlier, (then)
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+ jiù jiēdezháo/jiēdedào. you can get him.
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+
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+ 明天要是來晚了就接不着/接不到他的電話。
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+ Míngtiān yàoshi láiwǎnle If I am late tomorrow, (then) I won’t
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+ jiù jiēbuzháo/jiēbudào (be able to) receive his phone call.
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+ tāde diànhuà.
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+
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+Qingtiě refers to a written invitation. The word is also pronounced
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+qìngtiē.
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+
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+
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+ 很可惜因爲他有事,八月九號不能來。
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+3 A: Hěn kěxī, yīnwei tā yǒu Unfortunately, because he has a
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+ shì, Báyuè jiǔ hào bù previous engagement, he cannot
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+ néng lái. come on August 9.
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+
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+ 請你轉告譙部長.
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+ A: Qǐng ni zhuǎngào Qiáo Bùzhǎng. Please inform Minister Qiáo.
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+
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+ 很抱歉。
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+ A: Hěn bàoqiàn. I’m very sorry.
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+
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+Notes on No. 3
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+
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+Kěxī may be used as an exclamation: Zhēn kěxī! “That’s really too bad!”
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+
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+Zhuǎngào means “to pass along [word of something].” Zhuǎn literally
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+means “to turn” or “to transmit.” Gào means “to tell,” as in gàosu.
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+
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+Bàoqiàn is an adjectival verb that means “to be sorry,” “to feel
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+apologetic” (e.g., for not fulfilling one’s social obligations). Literally,
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+bào means “to embrace [a feeling],” “to harbor [a feeling].” Qiàn means
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+“apologetic feelings,” “guilt feelings.”
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+
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+
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+ 很遺憾,萊登大使不能來。
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+4. B: Hěn yíhàn, Láidēng Dàshǐ We very much regret that Ambassador
|
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+ bù néng lái. Leyden cannot come.
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+
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+ 我替你轉告一下。
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+ B: Wǒ tì ni zhuǎngào yíxià. I will pass on the message for you.
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+
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+Notes on No. 4
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+
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+Yíhàn is a formal term used to express disappointment or regret that
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+something desirable will not happen.
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+
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+Tì, “for,” “in place of,” is a prepositional verb meaning in place of
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+another, or in another’s stead.
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+
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+ 今天我替你教書。
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+ Jīntiān wǒ tì nǐ jiāo shū. I will teach for you today, (i.e.,
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+ in your place)
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+
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+ 我替你去。
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+ Wǒ tì nǐ qù. I will go for you. (i.e., instead
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+ of you)
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+
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+To make a sentence containing tì negative, place bù or méi in front of the
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+prepositional verb.
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+
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+ 我不要替你去買菜·
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+ Wǒ bú yào tì ni qù mǎi cài. I don’t want to go to buy groceries
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+ for you.
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+
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+ 他沒替我來講話。
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+ Tā méi tì wǒ lái jiǎng huà. He did not come to speak in my place.
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+
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+Both gěi and tì may be translated as “for.” Gěi, having a wider range of
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+usage, would seem to overlap in some instances with tì. The more exact
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+meaning of tì may be used to clarify a situation.
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+
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+[263]
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+
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+ 我給你買菜。
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+ Wǒ gěi ni mai cài. I will buy groceries for you.
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+ (WHO PAYS? DID you VOLUNTEER ONLY
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+ TO SHOP, OR TO PAY ALSO?)
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+
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+ 我替你買菜。
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+ Wǒ tì ni mǎi cài. I will buy groceries for you.
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+ (CLARIFIED: you HAVE VOLUNTEERED ONLY
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+ TO SHOP, NOT TO PAY.)
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+
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+Yíxià, “a bit,” is not translated, in No. 4. This word, adds to the action
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+in the sentence a casual feeling, similar to the effect of reduplicating a
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+verb. (Notice that this use of yíxià is different from previous examples,
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+where the word meant “for a little while.”)
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+
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+
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+ 馬明理我們有幾個同學星期六計劃到
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+ 長城去玩兒。
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|
+5. A: Mǎ Mínglí, wǒmen yǒu jige Mǎ Mínglī, a few of us students are
|
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|
+ tóngxué Xīngqīliù jìhua planning to go to the Great Wall
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+ dào Chángchéng qù wánr. Saturday for an outing.
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+
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+ 你們能不能一起去?
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+ A: Nǐmen néng bu néng yìqǐ Can you go with us?
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+ qù?
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+
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+Notes on No. 5
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+
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+Tongxué means “fellow student” or “graduate of the same institution.”
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+“Fellow worker” or “colleague” is tóngshì.
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+
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+Chángchěng: Chang means “long,” and chéng is an old word for “city
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+wall.” The full name of the Great Wall is Wànlǐ Chángchěng, literally
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+“10,000 lǐ-long wall.”*
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+
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+*One lǐ is approximately one third of a mile.
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+
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+Néng, kéyi, and huì compared: All three of these auxiliary verbs—
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+and therefore state verbs—mean “can” to some extent.
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+
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+The core meaning of néng is “can, “to be able to,” “to be capable of.”
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+In some cases, néng may also mean “may,” “to be permitted,” “could be/
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+is possible,” and “to know how to
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+
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+ 我的頭疼了,不能看書。
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+ Wǒde tóu téng, bù néng kàn My head aches; I can’t read.
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+ shū.
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+
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+ 上課的時候,不能説話。
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+ Shàng kède shíhou, bù néng Talking is not permitted during
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+ shuō huà. class.
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+
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+ 芝加哥十一月就能下雪。
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+ Zhījiāgē Shíyīyuè jiù néng It can snow in November in Chicago.
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+ xià xuě. (POSSIBILITY)
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+
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+ 他真能説話。
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+ Tā zhēn néng shuō huà. He really knows how to talk.
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+
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+The core meaning of kéyi is “can,” “may,” “to be permitted to.” Kéyi may
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+also mean “could be/is possible.” The permission implied by kéyi may come
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+from an outside authority or may be self-imposed.
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+
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+[264]
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+
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+ 你可以走了。
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+ Nǐ kéyi zǒu le. You may leave.
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+
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+ 從這個門進去,可以嗎?
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+ Cóng zhèige mén jìnqu, kéyi May one go in through this door?
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+ ma?
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+
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+ 那兒的飯可以吃。
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+ Nàrde fàn kéyi chī. The food there may be eaten, (i.e.,
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+ it is possible to eat it)
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+
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+ 我不舒服,不可以游泳。
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+ Wǒ bù shūfu, bù kéyi yóuyǒng. I don’t feel good; I can’t go swimming.
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+ (i.e., the speaker decides
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+ that he should not go)
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+
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+The core meaning of huì is “to know how to,” “can.” Huì is often used for
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+an activity that was learned, in contrast to néng for activities that “can
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+be done” because of a person’s physical condition (“Can she get out of bed
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+yet?” Tā néng bu néng xià chuáng?). The other main use of huì is to indicate
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+possibility. Here it overlaps with both néng and kéyi in meaning “could be/
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+is possible.”
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+
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+ 你的兒子會走路了嗎?
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+ Nǐde érzi huì zǒu lù le ma? Can your son walk now?
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+ (BABY LEARNING TO WALK)
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+ 你會説英文嗎?
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+ Nǐ huì shuō Yīngwén ma? Can you speak English?
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+
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+ 明天會下雨。
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+ Míngtiān huì xià yǔ. It might/will rain tomorrow.
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+
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+ 他不會不來。
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+ Tā bú huì bù lái. It is not possible that he won’t come.
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+
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+
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+ 真不巧。
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+6. B: Zhēn bù qiǎo. We really couldn’t make that.
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+
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+ 那天我們有事,沒辦法去。
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+ B: Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, We have a previous engagement that
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+ méi bànfa qù. day; we have no way of going.
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+
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+Notes on No. 6
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+
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+Bù qiǎo literally means “inopportune,” “not timely.”
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+
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+Méi bànfa: Bànfa means “method,” “way.” Within a sentence, méi bànfa
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+is used as “there is no way to...,” “there is no way that....” Used
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+independently, méi bànfa means “nothing can be done,” “it can’t be helped,”
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+“there is no way out.”
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+
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+[265]
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+
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+ 希望以後在找機會聚一聚吧。
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+7. A: Xīwang yǐhòu zài zhǎo I hope that late we will find an
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+ jīhui jùyijù ba. other opportunity to get together.
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+
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+ 好啊。
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+ B: Hǎo a. Okay.
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+
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+8. dàjiā 大家 everybody, everyone
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+9. jiēdao 接到 to receive (alternate form for
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+ jiēzhāo)
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+10. tóngshì 同事 fellow worker, colleague
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+11. yīnggāi 應該 should, ought to, must
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+
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+Notes on Additional Required Vocabulary
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+
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+Literally, dàjiā means “big family.” When dàjiā is the subject of a
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+sentence, dōu is often placed before the verb.
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+
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+ 大家都知道他是誰。
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+ Dàjiā dōu zhīdao tā shi shéi. Everyone knows who he is.
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+
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+ 謝謝大家。
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+ Xièxie dàjiā. Thank you all.
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+
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+ 請大家坐下來。
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+ Qǐng dàjiā zuòxialai. Would everyone please sit down.
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+
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+ 我們大家一起去吧。
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+ Wǒmen dàjiā yìqǐ qù ba. Let’s all go together.
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+
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+Yīnggāi is an auxiliary verb which is followed by another verb in a
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+sentence. Only bù is used to make yīnggāi negative.
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+
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+ 不謝,這是我們應該做的事。
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+ Bú xiè, zhèi shi wǒmen yīnggāi Don’t thank us. This is something
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+ zuòde shi. we should be doing.
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+
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+ 這件事情很要緊,你應該馬上去辦。
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+ Zhèijiàn shiqing hěn yàojin, This is a very important thing; you
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+ nǐ yīnggāi mǎshàng qù bàn. should (go) take care of it right
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+ away.
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+ 一個大學畢業的人,不應該有這樣的想法。
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+ Yíge dàxué bìyède rén, bù Someone who has graduated from
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+ yīnggāi yòu zhèiyangde college shouldn’t think this way.
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+ xiǎngfa.
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+
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+[266]
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+
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+DRILLS
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+
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+A. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 他在外交部禮賓司工作。他的辦公室在
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+ 他在外交部禮賓司工作。 五樓。
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+1. Speaker: Tā zài Wàijiāobù You: Tā zài Wàijiāobù Lǐbīnsī gōngzuò.
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+ Lǐbīnsī gōngzuò. Tāde bàngōngshì zài wǔlóu.
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+ (He works at the Ministry of
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+ 五樓 Foreign Affairs [in] the
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+ (cue) wǔlóu Protocol Department. His
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+ (He works at the office is on the fifth floor.)
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+ Ministry of Foreign
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+ Affairs [in] the
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+ Protocol Department.)
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+
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+ 他在這兒工作。 他在這兒工作。他的辦公室在七樓。
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+2. Tā zài zhèr gōngzuò. Tā zài zhèr gōngzuò. Tāde bàngōngshì
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+ zài qīlóu.
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+ 七樓
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+ qīlóu
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+
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+ 他在加拿大大使館工作。 他在加拿大大使館工作。他的辦公室在樓上。
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+3. Tā zài Jiānádà Dàshiguǎn gōngzuò. Tā zài Jiānádà Dàshiguǎn gōngzuò.
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+ Tāde bàngōngshì zài lóushàng.
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+ 樓上
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+ lóushàng
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+
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+ 他在北京工作。 他在北京工作。他的辦公室在光華路。
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+4. Tā zài Běijīng gōngzuò. Tā zài Běijīng gōngzuò. Tāde
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+ bàngōngshì zài Guānghuá Lù.
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+ 光華路
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+ Guānghuá Lù
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+
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+ 張同志在上海工作。 張同志在上海工作。他的辦公室在南京路。
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+5. Zhāng Tóngzhì zài Shànghǎi Zhāng Tóngzhì zài Shànghǎi gōngzuò.
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+ gōngzuò. Tāde bàngōngshì zài Nánjīng Lù.
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+
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+ 南京路
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+ Nánjīng Lù
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+
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+ 王女士在銀行工作。 王女士在銀行工作。她的辦公室二樓。
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+6. Wáng Nǚshì zài yínháng gōngzuò. Wáng Nǚshì zài yínháng gōngzuò.
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+ Tāde bàngōngshì zài èrlóu.
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+ 二樓
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+ èrlóu
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+
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+ 魏少校在物管処工作。 魏少校在物管処工作。他的辦公室在三樓。
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+7. Wèi Shàoxiào zài Wǔguānchù Wèi Shàoxiào zài Wǔguānchù gōngzuò.
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+ gōngzuò. Tāde bàngōngshì zài sānlóu.
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+
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+ 三樓
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+ sānlóu
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+
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+
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+B. Response Drill
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+
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+ 大使接着請帖了嗎? 大使還沒接着請帖
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+1. Speaker: Dàshǐ jiēzháo qǐngtiě You: Dàshǐ hái méi jiēzháo qǐngtiě.
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+ le ma? (The ambassador has not received
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+ the invitation yet.)
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+
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+ (cue) not yet
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+ (Has the ambassador
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+ received the invitation
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+ yet?)
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+
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+ 他們都接着請帖了嗎? 他們沒都接着請帖。
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+2. Tāmen dōu jiēzháo qǐngtiě le Tāmen méi dōu jiēzháo qǐngtiě.
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+ ma?
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+
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+ not all
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+
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+ 你們接着部長的請帖了嗎? 我們接着部長的請帖了。
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+3. Nǐmen jiēzháo Bùzhāngde qǐngtiě Wǒmen jiēzháo Bùzhāngde qǐngtiě le.
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+ le ma?
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+
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+ yes
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+
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+ 他們接着大使館的請帖了嗎? 他們已經接着大使館的請帖了。
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+4. Tāmen jiēzháo Dàshiguǎnde Tāmen yǐjīng jiēzháo Dàshiguǎnde
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+ qǐngtiě le ma? qǐngtiě le.
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+
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+ already
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+
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+[267]
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+
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+ 你們接着大使館的請帖了嗎? 我們還沒接着大使館的請帖。
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+5. Nǐmen jiēzháo Dàshiguǎnde qǐngtiě Wǒmen hai méi jiēzháo Dàshiguǎnde
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+ le ma? qǐngtiě.
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+
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+ not yet
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+
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+ 他接着請帖了嗎? 他沒接着請帖。
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+6. Tā jiēzháo qǐngtiě le ma? Tā méi jiēzháo qǐngtiě.
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+
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+ no
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+
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+ 你接着物管処請帖了嗎? 我接着物管処請帖了。
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+7. Nǐ jiēzháo Wǔguānchùde qǐngtiě Wǒ jiēzháo Wǔguānchùde qǐngtiě le.
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+ le ma?
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+
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+ yes
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+
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+
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+C. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 他不能來。 很可惜,他不能來。
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+1. Speaker: Tā bù néng lái. You: Hěn kěxī, tā bù néng lái.
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+ (Unfortunately, he cannot
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+ 可惜 come.)
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+ (cue) kěxī
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+ (He cannot come.)
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+
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+ 他學中國話學得不很好。 很可惜,他學中國話學得不很好。
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+2. Tā xué Zhōngguo huà xuéde bù Hěn kěxī, tā xué Zhōngguo huà xuéde
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+ hěn hǎo. bù hěn hǎo.
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+
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+ 可惜
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+ kěxī
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+
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+ 他沒來。 很遺憾,他沒來。
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+3. Tā méi lái. Hěn yíhàn, tā méi lái.
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+
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+ 遺憾
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+ yíhàn
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+
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+ 他們不能都來。 很抱歉,他們不能都來。
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+4. Tāmen bù néng dōu lái. Hěn bàoqiàn, tāmen bù néng dōu lái.
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+
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+ 抱歉
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+ bàoqiàn
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+
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+ 他們都不來。 很可惜,他們都不來。
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+5. Tāmen dōu bù lái. Hěn kěxī, tāmen dōu bù lái.
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+
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+ 可惜
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+ kěxī
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+
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+ 他們都不能去。 很抱歉,他們都不能去。
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+6. Tāmen dōu bù néng qù. Hěn bàoqiàn, tāmen dōu bù néng qù.
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+
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+ 抱歉
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+ bàoqiàn
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+
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+ 她好沒去。 很遺憾。她好沒去。
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+7. Tā hái méi qù. Hěn yíhàn, tā hái méi qù.
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+
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+ 遺憾
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+ yíhàn
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+
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+
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+D. Expansion Drill
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+
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+ 請你轉告張部長。 請你替我轉告張部長。
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|
+1. Speaker: Qǐng ni zhuǎngào Zhāng You: Qǐng ni tì wǒ zhuǎngào Zhāng
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+ Bùzhǎng. Bùzhǎng.
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+ (Please inform Minister Zhāng
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+ 我 for me.)
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+ (cue) wǒ
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+ (Please inform
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+ Minister Zhāng.)
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+
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+ 我轉告張部長了。 我替你轉告張部長了。
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+2. Wǒ zhuǎngào Zhāng Bùzhǎng le. Wǒ tì nǐ zhuǎngào Zhāng Bùzhǎng le.
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+
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+ 你
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+ nǐ
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+
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+ 他還沒轉告李科長。 他還沒替你轉告李科長。
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+3. Tā hái méi zhuǎngào Lǐ Kēzhǎng. Tā hái méi tì nǐ zhuǎngào Lǐ
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+ Kēzhǎng.
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+ 你
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+ nǐ
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+
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+ 他不能轉告李科長。 他不能替我轉告李科長。
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+4. Tā bù néng zhuǎngào Lǐ Kēzhǎng. Tā bù néng tì wǒ zhuǎngào Lǐ
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+ Kēzhǎng.
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+ 我
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+ wǒ
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+
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+[268]
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+
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+ 我已經轉告大使了。 我已經替你經轉告大使了。
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+5. Wǒ yǐjīng zhuǎngào dàshǐ le. Wǒ yǐjīng tì nǐ zhuǎngào dàshǐ le.
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+
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+ 你
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+ nǐ
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+
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+ 我明天就轉告大使。 我明天就替你轉告大使。
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+6. Wǒ míngtiān jiù zhuǎngào dàshǐ. Wǒ míngtiān jiù tì nǐ zhuǎngào
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+ dàshǐ.
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+ 你
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+ nǐ
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+
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+ 他是昨天轉告大使的。 他是昨天替你轉告大使的。
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+7. Tā shi zuótiān zhuǎngào Tā shi zuótiān tì nǐ zhuǎngào
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+ dàshǐde. dàshǐde.
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+
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+ 你
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+ nǐ
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+
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+
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+E. Transformation Drill
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+
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+ 他們明天來。 他們明天一起來嗎?
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+1. Speaker: Tǎmen míngtiān lái. You: Tǎmen míngtiān yìqǐ lái ma?
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+ (cue) together (Are they coming together
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+ (They are coming tomorrow?)
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+ tomorrow.)
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+
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+ 他們昨天來了。 他們昨天是一起來的嗎?
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+ OR Tǎmen zuótiān lái le. Tǎmen zuótiān shi yìqǐ láide
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+ (cue) together ma?
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+ (They came yesterday.) (Did they come together
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+ yesterday?)
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+
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+ 他明天走。 他明天一個人走嗎?
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+2. Tā míngtiān zǒu. Tā míngtiān yíge rén zǒu ma?
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+
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+ alone
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+
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+ 他昨天走了。 他昨天是一個人走的嗎?
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+3. Tā zuótiān zǒu le. Tā zuótiān shi yíge rén zǒude ma?
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+
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+ alone
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+
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+ 王同志明天去南京。 王同志明天坐火車去南京嗎?
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+4. Wáng Tóngzhì míngtiān qù Wáng Tóngzhì míngtiān zuò huǒchē qù
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+ Nánjīng. Nánjīng ma?
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+
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+ by train
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+
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+ 王同志星期一去上海了。 王同志星期一是坐飛機去上海的嗎?
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+5. Wáng Tóngzhì Xīngqīyī qù Wáng Tóngzhì Xīngqīyī shi zuò fēijī
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+ Shànghǎi le. qù Shànghǎide ma?
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+
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+ by plane
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+
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+ 他去了。 他是一個人去的嗎?
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+6. Tā qù le. Tǎ shi yíge rén qùde ma?
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+
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+ alone
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+
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+[269]
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+
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+
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+F. Substitution Drill
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+
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+ 那天我們有事,不能去。 那天我們有事,沒辦法去。
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+1. Speaker: Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, You: Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, méi
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+ bù néng qù. bànfa qù.
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+
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+ (cue) no way of going (That day we have a previous
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+ (That day we have a engagement; we have no way
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+ previous engagement; of going.)
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+ we cannot go.)
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+
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+ 那天我們有事,沒辦法去。 那天我們有事,不能一起去
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+2. Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, méi Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, bù néng yìqǐ
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+ bànfa qù. qù.
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+
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+ cannot go together
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+
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+ 那天我們有事,不能一起去。 那天我們有事,不能都去。
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+3. Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shi, bù néng Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, bù néng dōu
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+ yiqǐ qù. qù.
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+
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+ not all of us can go
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+
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+ 那天我們有事,不能都去。 那天我們有事,都不能去。
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+4. Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, bù néng Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, dōu bù néng
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+ dōu qù. qù.
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+
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+ none of us can go
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+
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+ 那天我們有事,都不能去。 那天我們有事,沒去。
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+5. Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shi, dōu bù Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, méi qù.
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+ néng qù.
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+
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+ did not go
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+
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+ 那天我們有事,沒去。 那天我們有事,沒都去。
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+6. Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, méi qù. Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shì, méi dōu qù.
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+
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+ not all of us went
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+
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+ 那天我們有事,沒都去。
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+7. Nèitiān wǒmen yǒu shi, méi dōu
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+ qù.
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+
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