教外国人汉语第4课

Nice to meet you.
hěn gāo xìng rèn shì nǐ.
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What’s your name?
nǐ jiào shén me mí zì ng ? My name is …. wǒ de mí zìshì…. ng wǒ jiào…. I am …. wǒ shì….
xùn
Class Four
Read syllables yuán quān
xuān chuán qiū tiān mán yuàn yáo yuǎn ān jiǎn
Class Four
Exercises
jīng _áng jīng cháng _ì qī jì qī _āo jī
cāo _ǎng cāo chǎng
raised tongue tip and the front part of hard palate. zh is unaspirated while ch is aspirated. A strong release of breath is made when ch is articulated. When sh is articulated, the tongue tip should not touch the hard palate, and there always keeps a narrow passage between them. The difference between r and sh is that the vocal cords should vibrate while
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Good morning!
zǎo shàng hǎo !
Good afternoon !
xiàwǔ hǎo !
Good evening !
wǎn shàng hǎo !
Good night ! wǎn ān !
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Thank you /Thanks! /Tanks a lot!
xiū xī！
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Stand up.
qǐ lì .
At ease.
shào xī.
Attention.
lìzhèng.
Class Four
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Pronunciation essentials for ie and ü e When ie and üe are articulated, the sound of the second
shāo jī
Class Four
Exercises
_ǎo shù shǎo shù _àn zhēng
sōu _á sōu chá _ǎn _ēng chǎn shēng
zhàn zhēng
Class Four
Exercises
xuān _uán xuān chuán
_āng _ǎng shāng chǎng
pronouncing r.
Class Four
Read the following syllables and pay attention to differences between zh, ch, sh and r. sh(ān án ǎn àn) ch(uān uán uǎn uàn) zh(ōu óu ǒu òu) r (āo áo ǎo ào) shān shán shǎn shàn chuān chuán chuǎn rāo ráo rǎo rào chuàn zhōu zhóu zhǒu zhòu
vowel which is the main vowel is louder and longer than that of the first one. The sound of the first vowel is lighter and shorter. When these finals are pronounced, the tongue position keep changing in a sliding rather than a jerking
méi guān xì !
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Goodbye!
zài jiàn！
See you later!
yí r jiàn！ huì
See you tomorrow!
míng tiān jiàn！
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Class begins.
shàng kè.
Class is over.
xiàkè!
Break/ Have a rest.
r (ēn én ěn èn)
rēn rén rěn rèn
Class Four
Read syllables sān
lán chǎn fàn fēn mén
běn
rèn
Class Four
Read syllables
xīn ní n chūn wēn jūn qún
pǐn
jì n
zhǔn
kùn
yǔn
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Pronunciation essentials for zh, ch, sh and r zh, ch, sh and r are articulated by the coordination of the
manner.
Class Four
Read syllables
jiē
xié
yě
jiè
yuē xué
xuě yuè
jiě jué xuě jì xiě zì xué xí
பைடு நூலகம்
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jī _ǎng xīn_ǎng jī chǎng xīn shǎng
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bǔ pǐn
fù zá
biān pào
cè suǒ
pǎo bù
cǎi sè
mǐ fàn má fàn fěn bǐ
yīn yuè xīn wén
cún zài
zhī shi
chú shī
chāo rén shǒu shù
LESSON FOUR
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Initials：
b g p k m h j f d q t x n l
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Finals ：
a ai o ei e ui i ao u ou ü iü
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bó
pà
mǔ
fǎ
dú
tì lè
bái
běi
wéi
bāo
mǒu
cuī
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Hello! nǐ hǎo! How are you? nǐ hǎo ma? I’m fine. wǒ hěn hǎo!
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Class Four
Pronunciation essentials for an, en, in, un and ü n When the front nasal finals are pronounced, the tongue
tip should push strongly against the upper gums till the end of the pronunciation. The pronunciation of n is similar to “n” in “and”.
xiè xiè！
You are welcome! /It’s my pleasure!
bú kè qì / bú yòng xiè！ !
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Sorry! /I’m so sorry!
duìbùqǐ!
It doesn’t matter! / It’s all right! /It’s OK!