Woah! That was really fast.
We covered
- a few statements (most about belonging to national groups)
- forming questions in two different ways
- negative statements
- a vocabulary word for each "letter" or group of "letters" that appear in Pinyin
I understand better now why Mandarin sounds like "sure, sure, sure, sure". I think it has a lot to do with the verb to be.
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Ni bú shì Karen Xiaojie. Ni shì Lu tàitai ma?
KÁIFU
I'm jealous already.
Wo shi Lu taitai.
I don't know how to do the tonal marks, sorry.
Jenning? Ni bu shi Meiguo ren. Ni shi Jianada ren ma?
Kevin,
I posted the topics just for you. You can use them on Tuesdays and Thursdays with Susanna. Don't get mad, get even.
Wŏ shì hao Jiānádà rén.
KĀFU
I have since learned that our family name is Liáo is Mandarin
Err.. did the class change classrooms?
KĀFU
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