Please use this as a sample starting point to familiar yourself with the

lesson style and format. After which, we recommend that you focus on
what YOU wish to learn, and communicate it directly with your teacher
at the start of the lesson. Enjoy!

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No. Topic Simplified/Traditional Pinyin Translation

1 Basic
/

ǐǎ 
Greeting
/

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, ,
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ǐ 

 

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2 Numbers
, , , , ,   
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, , , ,
 ǔ ]S^S_S`SXWG
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3 Date   $ %
  
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4 Saying Yes / ǎ *

/ #
 

/ ) ( 
+

/
ǐ (  ,

/  (+-,
/ ǒ
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lesson style and format. After which, we recommend that you focus on
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No. Topic Simplified/Traditional Pinyin Translation

5 Saying No /  ǎ 0
/  #
 0
/ .) 0 
1
+
/  
ǐ 
1

/ . 0  ,


/ ǒ /
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6 Liking / ǒ) 
 
/ ǒ ǐ 
 
/ 
 2 3 
!/ ! ǎ
 4
) ǎ
7 Disliking / ǒ.) 
1
 
/ ǒ ǐ 
1
 
/ 
 0 3 
!/ !  ǎ
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)  ǎ


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No. Topic Simplified/Traditional Pinyin Translation

8 Asking / ǎ *

Questions / ) %
 
/ 
 6 7
/
ǐ 8
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9 Description ",#/",# )  ǎ ;  26
$,%/$,%   <2 =17
&'( )'( ,
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,-/,-  >
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: 
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10 To describe .!/.! C A

status ./
.  .C 0

/!//! ) 8 B
0//
0/  D ) 0 B
/!?//!? ) 8

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No. Topic Simplified/Traditional Pinyin Translation

Chinese
11 Drinks 1/1 - 5
23/23
3E  -33
423/423 E 
3E  ;,
,33
561/571 FG
/ -
5
89/8: , -,-
;/;

ǒ
 &
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=/= ǐ &

=/= 
ǐ 4

>=/>= " ǔ ;
ǎ" ǔ
:#" ǔ
12 Introduction / ǒ 6

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7 
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First Timer – Sample Learning Material & Some Tips

Tip 1: Start speaking – Don’t worry about the Chinese Characters.

Tip 2: Repeat, Listen, Repeat, Listen, Repeat, Repeat and Repeat again
Tip 3: Practice mixing Chinese word in your sentence- try always say ”
/ hǎo” anytime you want to say “ok”
Tip 4: Have a glass of water nearby!
Tip 5: After practicing for about 5 minutes, massage your cheeks while
the teacher is talking to relax your muscle again
Tip 6: Try to talk out LOUD, the louder your try to pronounce a word,
the clearer the teacher and you can hear the difference!
Tip 7: Any other situation you really want to get a start on? Talk to your
teacher, he/she will be more than happy to guide you through your
preferred direction!
Tip 8: If the Chinese is getting a big too much, take a break. We
recommend learning with short intervals but regularly, it works much
more effectively for first timer and beginner level!

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