Mínɡtiān shì Jiékè de shēnɡrì 明天是杰克的生日 Tomorrow is Jack’s birthday

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來自 Shanghai Jiao Tong University 的課程

Mandarin Chinese 3: Chinese for Beginners

37 個評分

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Mandarin Chinese 3: Chinese for Beginners

37 個評分

課程 3（共 4 門，Specialization Learn Mandarin Chinese）

Mandarin Chinese 3: Chinese for beginners is a beginner's course of Mandarin Chinese in continuation of Mandarin Chinese 2: Chinese for beginners. It uses lectures, short plays, interactive exercises and cultural tips to help learners build a fundamental capability of oral Chinese in real-life situations. At the end of the 5-lesson course, the learners will reach the following proficiency: ♦ 500 words ♦ 60 language points ♦ handling 15 real-life situations. Completing "Learn Mandarin Chinese 2: Chinese for beginners" or having attended Chinese courses of any types for at least 30 hours is the prerequisite.

從本節課中

Lesson 13 Qǐnɡ bǎ zhuōzi shōushi yíxiàr 请把桌子收拾一下儿 Please clear the table Part 2

Learning the expressions for housework; Learning the “bǎ” sentence

Mínɡtiān shì Jiékè de shēnɡrì 明天是杰克的生日 Tomorrow is Jack’s birthday9:26

Cultural Tips 文化介绍1:18

與講師見面

Wang Jun
Associate Professor
School of Humanities
An Na
Ph.D., Lecturer
School of Humanities, SJTU

[MUSIC]

Hello, everyone.

Welcome to today's Hello Chinese.

[FOREIGN]

[MUSIC]

Last course we learned some expressions related to housework.

Today we continue to learn the ba sentence structure.

Where do you put bowls, spoons and chopsticks?

You put them on the table.

We can use a ba sentence to express this.

Put is fang.

Bowl is wan.

Spoon is shaozi.

Chopstick is kuaizi.

Table is zhuozi.

The verb is put, fang.

Objects are bowls, spoons, chopsticks.

How are the bowls, spoons, and chopsticks deposed of?

The result is putting

them on the table.

[FOREIGN]

[FOREIGN]

If you ask someone to put something

somewhere, you could use the ba sentence.

Tell me how to say, put Jack's new clothes in the wardrobe.

Jack is jieke.

New is xin.

Wardrobe is yigui.

[FOREIGN].

Li means inside.

Here we use dao which means put the things there.

[FOREIGN]

Tomorrow is Jack's birthday.

Who is Jack?

He is Emily's son.

Birthday is shengri.

[FOREIGN]

[FOREIGN]

Emily also made to come to work earlier in

the morning.

[FOREIGN].

Zao means early.

Zao dianr means a little earlier.

Guolai means to come over.

[FOREIGN]

She also asked the maid to go to the store

and buy some vegetables, meats, eggs, fruits and drinks.

[FOREIGN]

Shangdian means store.

Dian means a little, a bit.

Shucai means vegetables.

Rou means meat.

Jidan means eggs.

Shuiguo means fruits.

Yinliao means drinks.

[FOREIGN]

In today's clip, I'm going to to use a ba

sentence to ask a maid to put the bowls, spoons, chopstick on the table.

And put Jack's new clothes in the wardrobe.

Let's take a look at what they are going to say.

[MUSIC]

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>> Let's watch the clip again and

repeat after the dialogue >> [FOREIGN]

[FOREIGN]

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>> After today's clip,

we have learn some vocabularies and phrases related to housework.

We also know how to use a ba sentence to express putting things somewhere.

I hope you all had fun.

Don't forget to do the quiz in the next section.

See you next time.

[FOREIGN]

[MUSIC]

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