This lesson teaches Chinese greetings and responses. Students will learn Pinyin pronunciation with tones and how to say common greetings. Example greetings include "Ni hao" (Hello), "Zao shang hao" (Good morning), and responses like "Bu keqi" (You're welcome) and "Mei guanxi" (No problem). Students will practice greetings and responses through translation exercises.
This lesson teaches Chinese greetings and responses. Students will learn Pinyin pronunciation with tones and how to say common greetings. Example greetings include "Ni hao" (Hello), "Zao shang hao" (Good morning), and responses like "Bu keqi" (You're welcome) and "Mei guanxi" (No problem). Students will practice greetings and responses through translation exercises.
This lesson teaches Chinese greetings and responses. Students will learn Pinyin pronunciation with tones and how to say common greetings. Example greetings include "Ni hao" (Hello), "Zao shang hao" (Good morning), and responses like "Bu keqi" (You're welcome) and "Mei guanxi" (No problem). Students will practice greetings and responses through translation exercises.
This lesson teaches Chinese greetings and responses. Students will learn Pinyin pronunciation with tones and how to say common greetings. Example greetings include "Ni hao" (Hello), "Zao shang hao" (Good morning), and responses like "Bu keqi" (You're welcome) and "Mei guanxi" (No problem). Students will practice greetings and responses through translation exercises.
This lesson intends to introduce learners the importance of Pin-Yin and its corresponding vowels with integration of the four standard tones in correct pronunciations. This lesson also aims to familiarize learners the simple greetings and responses in Chinese as simple tools in communicating.
At the end of this lesson, student will be able to say both consonants and vowels of Pinyin with its corresponding tones. Students are expected to say the proper response of the corresponding greetings in Chinese.
Vocabulary Pronouns 我 Wǒ - I / Me 你 Nǐ – You (addressing same level / junior) 您Nín – You (polite manner) 他/她 Tā – He / She
们 Men – place after a pronoun or a noun referring to a person to form plural
我们 Wǒ men – we / our / us 你们Nǐmen – you (plural)/ Kayo 他们/她们Tā men – they / them/ sila
的De-Noun attribute, expressing belongingness.
我的 Wǒ de – My /Mine 你的 Ní de/ Nín de – yours 他的/她的 Tā de – His /hers 我们的wǒmen de - ours 你们的 N ǐ men de – yours (plural) 他们的/她们的 - Tā men de – Theirs
先生 Xiān shēng – Mister
女士 nǚshì – Miss
爱人Àirén – Love ones
丈夫 Zhàngfū - Husband (formal) or 老公Lǎo gōng (non formal)
