Unit 4
Part I: Listen and Learn 3
Click on the speaker icon of the
following sentences and listen to the recording. The Chinese characters
are in big5 format.
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N
h
o!
[Hello. 你好﹗]
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Q
ngw
n,
W
ng Xi
nsheng,
n
z
i
n
l
g
ngzu
?
[May I ask, Mr. Wang, where do you work? 請問王先生﹐你在哪裡工作﹖。]
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W
z
i
San Francisco g
ngzu
.
[I work in San Francisco. 我在 San Francisco 工作。]
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N
n zh
z
i n
l
?
[Where do you live? 您住在哪裡﹖]
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W
y
zh
z
i
San Francisco. [I also live in San Francisco. 我也住在 San Francisco。]
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Zh
sh
w
de di
nhu
:
758-7636. [This is my phone number: 758-7636. 這是我的電話﹕758-7636。]
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Xi
xie. [Thank you. 謝謝。]
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B
k
qi.
[You're welcome. 不客氣。]
Notes:
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'q
ngw
n'
literally means 'please ask'. The actually meaning is:"May I ask...?"
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'xi
nsheng' means "Mr.".
In Chinese, you must say the surname followed by 'xi
nsheng'.
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'n
n' is a formal and polite
form for 'n
', usually
used to address your superiors.
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'b
k
qi'
is another way to respond to 'xi
xie'.
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