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Lesson 17 我要住在大连。 I will live in Dalian.
要 yào Will, want / 青岛 qīngdǎo Qingdao / 中餐 zhōngcān Chinese food
她 要 去 北京。 She will to go to Beijing./ 加拿大 Jiānádà Canada / Tā yào qù Běijīng. She will go North Capital. 周 小姐 要 住 在 青岛。 Ms. Zhou will live in Qingdao. Zhōu xiǎojiě yào zhù zài qīngdǎo. Zhou little-big-sister will live at Blue/Green-Island. 我 要 住 在 大连。 I will live in Dalian. Wǒ yào zhù zài Dàlián. I will live at Big-Link. 我 要 喝 啤酒。 I want to drink beer. Wǒ yào hē píjiǔ. I will drink beer. 她 要 学习 汉语 吗? Will she study Mandarin? Tā yào xuéxí Hànyǔ ma? She want study Han-language question? 王 小姐 要 去 加拿大 学习。 Ms. Wang will study in Canada. Wáng xiǎojie yào qù Jiānádà xuéxí. Wang little-big-sister want go Canada study. 他 要 去 买 电视。 He will buy a television. Tā yào qù mǎi diànshì. He want go buy electric-look upon. >> Download this as a PDF (right click to save) >> Download RL teacher reading these sentences (right click to save) >> Download SS teacher reading these sentences (right click to save) >> Download JN teacher reading these sentences (right click to save) DIALOGUE A 你认识汉字吗? Nĭ rènshi hànzì ma? Can you read Chinese characters? B 我不认识。 Wŏ bú rènshi. I can’t read them. A 你要学吗? Nĭ yào xué ma? Will you study them? B 当然要学。 Dāngrán yào xué. Of course I will study them. >> Download this as a PDF (right click to save) >> Download DL teacher and DP teacher performing this dialogue (right click to save)
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