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Lesson 23 我想去看长城。 I want to see the Great Wall.
看 kàn See / 长城 chángchéng Great Wall / 天坛 tiāntán Temple of Heaven /
你 要 去 看 老师 吗? Are you going to go see the teacher?电视 diànshì TV / Nǐ yào qù kàn lǎoshī ma? You want go look old-master question? 我 要 去 看 电影。 I am going to see a movie. Wǒ yào qù kàn diànyǐng. I want go see electric-picture. 周 小姐 要 去 看 电影。 Ms. Zhou is going to see a movie. Zhōu xiǎo jie yào qù kàn diànyǐng. Zhou little-big-sister want go see electric-picture. 我 想 去 看 电影。 I want to go see a movie. Wǒ xiǎng qù kàn diànyǐng. I like-want go see electric-picture. 我 想 去 看 长城。 I want to see the Great Wall. Wǒ xiǎng qù kàn Chángchéng. I like-want go see long-wall. 他 想 去 看 天坛。 He wants to see the Temple of Heaven. Tā xiǎng qù kàn Tiāntán. He like-want go see heaven-altar. 看 电视 没 有趣。 Watching TV is not interesting. Kàn diànshì méi yǒuqù. See electric-look not have interest. >> Download this as a PDF (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 你想去看电影吗?Nĭ xiăng qù kàn diànyĭng ma? Do you want to go see a movie? B 不想。看电影没有趣。 Bù xiăng. Kàn diànyĭng méi yŏu qù. I don’t want to. Watching movies is not interesting. A 那我们去茶馆吧? Nà wŏmen qù cháguăn ba? Then how about we go to a tea house? B 好的。 Hăo de. Alright. >> Download this as a PDF (right click to save) >> Download RL teacher and SS teacher performing this dialogue (right click to save) |
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