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    Lesson 1 Dialogue 1: (10) Basic Greetings

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    The document provides introductory greetings, questions, and grammar structures for basic conversations in Chinese. It includes common greetings like hello, good morning, and goodbye. Sample dialogues demonstrate asking names and nationalities. Grammatical structures presented are subject-verb-object, subjects linked to nouns with linking verbs, questions using question particles, negating verbs, and adding "also" to subjects and verbs. Country and city names are provided for asking where someone is from.

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    The document provides introductory greetings, questions, and grammar structures for basic conversations in Chinese. It includes common greetings like hello, good morning, and goodbye. Sample dialogues demonstrate asking names and nationalities. Grammatical structures presented are subject-verb-object, subjects linked to nouns with linking verbs, questions using question particles, negating verbs, and adding "also" to subjects and verbs. Country and city names are provided for asking where someone is from.

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    LESSON 1 DIALOGUE 1

    (10) Basic Greetings

    Hello, Hi Good morning

    Hello, Hi (Polite) Good afternoon

    Hello (2 or more) Good evening

    Hello Everyone Good night

    Hello Teacher Goodbye

    Initial Conversation

    A: Hello

    B: Hi

    A: How are you?

    B: I’m fine, how about you?

    A: I’m also fine.

    Chinese Names

    Surname + Given Name

    Examples:

    Forms of address

    Surname + Title

    Titles:

    Mr. = Madam =

    Ms. = Teacher =

    Mrs. = Manager =
    Excuse me… May I ask…

    What’s your honorable surname?

    My last name is…

    What’s your full name?

    My name is…

    TOPIC + ne? (How about…)

    LESSON 1 DIALOGUE 2
    Country = Nationality =

    Group A Country + person

    China

    America

    England

    France

    Germany

    Group B

    Philippines

    Italy

    Spain

    Canada

    India

    City/ State
    What’s your Nationality?

    Where are you from?

    Personal Pronoun

    I, me We, us

    You You

    He, him They, them

    She, her

    It

    Grammar 1

    SUBJECT + VERB + OBJECT

    Subject + is, am, are + noun (Name, Nationality, Job)

    Grammar 2

    SUBJECT + VERB + NOUN + QUESTION PARTICLE


    Grammar 3

    SUBJECT + ADVERB + VERB + OBJECT

    Subject + not + verb + noun

    Grammar 4

    Subject + also + verb + noun

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