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Lesson 15 你想去哪里? Where would you like to go?
咖啡厅 Coffee House / 电影院 Movie Theater / 想 xiǎng to like, to wish
你 想 去 哪里? Where would you like to go?/ 买 mǎi buy / Nǐ xiǎng qù nǎli? You want-like go which-inside? 周 小姐 想 去 咖啡厅。 Ms. Zhou would like to go to the coffee shop. Zhōu xiǎojie xiǎng qù kāfēitīng. Zhou little-big-sister want-like go coffee-reception hall. 杨 先生 想 去 电影院。 Mr. Yang would like to go to the movie theater. Yang xiānsheng xiǎng qù diànyǐngyuàn. Yang first-born want go electric-picture-courtyard. 我 想 买 课本。 I would like to buy a textbook. Wǒ xiǎng mǎi kèběn. I want-like buy lesson-source. 她 想 吃 饭 吗? Would she like to eat? Tā xiǎng chī fàn ma? She want-like eat rice question? 你 想 去 哪里 吃? Where would you like to go to eat? Nǐ xiǎng qù nǎli chī? You want-like go which-inside eat? 学生们 想 学 英语。 The students would like to study English. Xuéshengmen xiǎng xué Yīngyǔ. Study-born-plural want-like study English. >> Download this as a PDF (right click to save) >> Download RL teacher reading these sentences (right click to save) >> Download JN teacher reading these sentences (right click to save) DIALOGUE A 你妹妹想去哪里? Nĭ mèimèi xiăng qù nălĭ? Where does your little sister want to go? B 她想去玩具店。 Tā xiăng qù wánjùdiàn. She wants to go to the toy store. A 你想不想去那里? Nĭ xiăng bù xiăng qù nàlĭ? Do you want to go there? B 不想。我想去市场。 Bù xiăng. Wŏ xiăng qù shìcháng. I don’t want to. I want to go to the market. >> Download this as a PDF (right click to save) >> Download MQ teacher and VG teacher performing this dialogue (right click to save) >> Download DL teacher and DP teacher performing this dialogue (right click to save)
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