Xiéxie ii it at AK Thank you RX BES os Text Xiexie! A: Hit! Ba xia! B: 7H! SE 022 Xigxie ni! A: HAM | Ba kéqit B: ReAU! EES 2s Zaijian! A: HL! Zaijian! B: HR! English Version A: Thank you! B: Sure! New Words 1. Ht xiexie _v. to thank 2. bi adv. no, not English Version ‘A: Thank you! B: You're welcome! New Word 3. REA biti keqi you're welcome, don’t mention it English Version A: Goodbye! B: Bye! New Word FR zaijian v to see you aroundHe Initials and Finals of Chinese Pinyin (2) SB o24 Pinyin ee } FS Initials (2) 88 Finals (2) | ; whch shor ou ou (iu) | z .¢ & an ian =~ uan ian | en in uen(un) un! | ang igang —-uang | | eng ing —_ueng | ong jong ART, BE PATA BS 05 Look at the pictures and read the monosyllabic words aloud. | | | a san shan zhong yang i Y * shou xing chuéngBET, BFA BS oe “ Look at the pictures and read the disyllabic words aloud. jichéng pd shan shéubido xiéngmao PAE 3Xi5Q04275 The Neutral Tone DAP RT DFAS, RAT — EG I AP, fe “HRT” oni, Apart from the four tones mentioned previously, there is another tone in Chinese, which is short and light, known as “the neutral tone”. For example: Se 2 mama yéye ndinai baba 8 ee 445 ee DHE FOE AT SOAR SB 027 Read the syllables aloud and pay attention to the neutral tone. zhudzi fangzi yizi guizi tamen rénmen women didi yifu eri xthuan rénshi xiansheng péngyou —- wénshang _pidoliangSee NO — PM (1): AA Rules of Pinyin (1): Tone Marking and Abbreviation (1) $e Tone Marking DGD FT LL ARETE TCR FEL. ES ARE DL TCR FRET, TS REE IT ERE A IR TIC EAE TAS RTE AY IE SCHUH a, 0. @. iu. U, fAiuke MAb, iu St iou AYA MATESR, FAIRE fuk. BE Tone marks in Chinese pinyin are put above vowels. When there are two or more 5 vowels in the final of a syllable, the tone should be marked on the one that is pronounced with the mouth more wide-open, the sequence being “a, 0, e, i, u, ii” in the descending order. The compound final iu is an exception to this rule, in which the tone mark is put on u rather than / as iv is the abbreviation of iow. The neutral tone is unmarked, REPO, TERWREN EBB 028 Read the syllables aloud and pay attention to the positions of the tone marks. xuéxiao bg méng —_léngid niver you yédng — shdubido == zhOngyd-—_gngsT shijian shenti kéoshi —_gudjia baozhi héochi xibxie keqi (2) @S Abbreviation iou, vei, ven Him AEAIET i, aw: iv ui un. Pd niu. gui, lun. ‘When iou, wei or ven follows an initial, they are written as iu, ui and un respectively, for example, niu, gui, lun. DAE PA, TERA SRS BS 020 Read the syllables aloud and pay attention to the abbreviated finals. xidxi shuijido —ldnchuén nina pijit énggui ligyén kai hu téolun zaqid Lundin shirdin cénkui shuigud —_tdozui shonhtREBE 1 Standard Course_1 Sur ale Eade a Baw atoom aH. Da&kai sha. Open your book. Expressions —== HHKAH, — Qing da shéng du. Read aloud. Fik—i&, Zaidi yi bidn. Read once again. /Repeat. AK, Yigi di. Read together. ALTARS? =—- You went ma? Any questions? IMF BBPXFH!R (2). 9+.) Characters Strokes of Chinese Characters (2): 7, -, J SBM Stroke 37510 Direction | il Example Characters | Beit héngzhé F 1 kéu mouth | horizontal-turning Boris sun | ‘BaF shuzhé uy shén mountain | >” vertical-tuming e Ay cha tocome/go out || $46. shagou T ding Sai mena vertical hook ; ‘4 sly xio small little PRE AGRIRAS — Single-Component Characters C1) SA”, ASCE, SIRTF ARES ‘The basic meaning of “1” is “mouth”, and the character is shaped like a mouth. kéu O-uU-H-V ire (2) "FB bE “A”, Pde A", BORE “TRUE” Its traditional form of “iL” has a “Fi (eye)” on the top and a “A (person)” at the bottom, meaning “watching with eyes open”. jian J-7-A- alain