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    Wo Shi Bulan Laoshi

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    This document is a Mandarin language lesson that introduces new vocabulary words and grammar structures. It provides translations of common family member terms between English and Mandarin. Sample conversational phrases are given to practice, such as asking if someone is busy or if the Chinese language is difficult. Character practice and fill-in-the-blank style exercises are included to reinforce the new words and concepts.

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    This document is a Mandarin language lesson that introduces new vocabulary words and grammar structures. It provides translations of common family member terms between English and Mandarin. Sample conversational phrases are given to practice, such as asking if someone is busy or if the Chinese language is difficult. Character practice and fill-in-the-blank style exercises are included to reinforce the new words and concepts.

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    This document is a Mandarin language lesson that introduces new vocabulary words and grammar structures. It provides translations of common family member terms between English and Mandarin. Sample conversational phrases are given to practice, such as asking if someone is busy or if the Chinese language is difficult. Character practice and fill-in-the-blank style exercises are included to reinforce the new words and concepts.

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    This document is a Mandarin language lesson that introduces new vocabulary words and grammar structures. It provides translations of common family member terms between English and Mandarin. Sample conversational phrases are given to practice, such as asking if someone is busy or if the Chinese language is difficult. Character practice and fill-in-the-blank style exercises are included to reinforce the new words and concepts.

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    nǐ hǎo!

    Wo Shi Bulan laoshi


    MANDARIN:
    L E SSO N 2
    CHINA’S
    POPULATION
    1,439,876,910
    SHÈNG CÍ
    New words
    SHÈNG CÍ (NEW WORDS)
    1. Máng- busy
    2. Ma-(a model particle for questioning)
    3. Hěn- very
    4. Hànyǔ- Chinese language
    5. Nán, hard, difficult
    6. Tài- too
    7. Jiā tíng- Family
    SHÈNG CÍ (NEW WORDS)
    8. Ye yé- Grandfather 15. Mèimei- Younger sister
    9. Nǎi nai- Grandmother 16. Zhàng fu- Husband
    10. Bàba- Father 17. Qī zi- Wife
    11. Māma- Mother
    12. Gēgē- Elder Brother
    13. Jiějiě- Elder Sister
    14. Dìdì- Younger Brother
    LETS PRACTICE!
    LET’S TRANSLATE!
    Hànyǔ nán ma?
    Is Chinese language difficult?
    1. Hànyǔ nán: Chinese language is difficult
    2. Hànyǔ hěn nán: Chinese language is very difficult
    3. Hànyǔ bù tài nán: Chinese language is not
    too difficult
    Nǐ máng ma?
    Are you busy?
    1. Wǒ máng: I am busy
    2. Wǒ hěn máng: I am very busy
    3. Wǒ bù máng: They are busy
    4. Tāmen máng: I am not busy
    5. Wǒ máng si le: I’m so very busy (slang)
    JIĀ TÍNG
    (FAMILY)
    ENGLISH:
    Grandfather

    MANDARIN:
    Ye yé
    ENGLISH:

    Grandmother

    MANDARIN:

    Nǎi nai
    ENGLISH:
    Father
    MANDARIN:
    Bàba
    ENGLISH:
    Mother

    MANDARIN
    Māma
    ENGLISH:
    Elder
    Brother
    MANDARIN:
    Gēgē
    ENGLISH:
    Elder
    Sister
    MANDARIN:
    Jiějiě
    ENGLISH:
    Younger
    Brother
    MANDARIN:
    Dìdì
    ENGLISH:
    Younger
    sister
    MANDARIN:
    Mèimei
    ENGLISH:
    Husband
    MANDARIN:
    Zhàng fu
    ENGLISH:
    Wife

    MANDARIN
    Qī zi
    LETS PRACTICE!
    LET’S HAVE A
    CONVERSTION!
    miàntiáor jiǎozi mántou

    tāng
    .

    miàntiáor jiǎozi mántou

    tāng
    miàntiáor jiǎozi mántou

    tāng
    miàntiáor jiǎozi mántou

    tāng
    miàntiáor jiǎozi mántou

    tāng
    Ni jia you ji kou
    ren?
    Ni baba hen
    mang ma?
    Hanyu nan
    ma?
    Wo ai ni

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