Ni jido shénme —mingzi RM {tA What's your name AS STH AAR Warm-up Match the pictures with the words/phrases Zhonggud Méigué Zhonggué rén ora SFR Te OTe. Th eam Méigué rén Boshi auésheng @xB A__ Ot oft a sa #4 In the school SB 031 Text Ni jiéo shénme mingzi? mii ADH HA BFP WB jito Li Yua. BA MEA, English Version New Words A: What's your name? Ly igo v. tocall, tobe called B: My name is Li Yue. 2.4+2 shénme pron. what 3.4% mingzi n. name 4.4% w0 pron. Ime Proper Noun 1. 4FA Li Yue Li Yue, mame of a person3 I oY BESS in the classrcom B 02 # | , a Ni shi Woshi ma? rs : AL HR EIR BI 2 Wa bit shi Iboshi, we shi xudsheng, BR RARER, RA FZ, English Version New Words ‘A: Are you a teacher? 5 B: No, I'm not. I’m a student. 6. EFF 7.% ma part. used at the end of a question 8. $4 xuésheng on. student ER 2+ in the school B ws Ni shi Zhonggué rén ma? A: RR PR Amy? Wé bo shi Zhonggué rén, WE shi Maigué rén, B RAR PH A, RAR A, English Version New Word A: Are you Chinese? 9A. rén human, person B: No, I'm not. I'm American ‘Propet Malina 2. Zhdnggud China 3. XE] M@igué the United States of America TERR GMM A(Ria “+A” The Interrogative Pronoun “+4” SERA “ft” ZeaRBER), AVTEREM EP ARIA, BCA Sa AERA EWI. Bla: The interrogative pronoun “ft” is used in interrogative sentences, serving as the object by itself or together with a nominal element following it. For example: CD) ROARED i& (2hé, this) BAEZ? | (3) ak (2hé, this) R4PZ 45 (shi, book) 2 |BIE 1 Standard Course 1 “@" 45) The “&” Sentence “E” Pale HE” ROAM, AF RIAAM EMS TARA RTH. ROBE “EE” MLB a “KR”. Blin: A “42” sentence is a determinative sentence with “2”, indicating what somebody or something equals or belongs to. The negative sentence is formed by adding the negative adverb “5” before “2”. For example: FR “13” 4¥E/E)4) _ Interrogative Sentences with “13” SEI “0G” EAR, AERA EMRE. flan: ‘The particle “Mt” indicates an interrogative mood. When “i” is added at the end of a declarative sentence, the declarative sentence turns into a question, For example: 225] DEB SERRA Role-play the dialogues. —EXerclSes pum sais 6/1581 Answer the questions according othe actual sivations @ HR ZF? Ni jido shénme mingzi? @ tk& PHA? Ni shi Zhonggus rén ma? @ (kX LBA? Nishi Méigué rén ma? @ {KAZ IAB? Ni shi Boshi mo? @ 1K F4°H? Ni shi xuésheng ma?oi a c oo Sasa Ht is BE ARSE AMBRE 4, Describe the pictures using the newly-learned language points and words. | Ta ido Qiéodan 4° $F (Michael Jordan) Ta jido Yao Ming, 1 de 8A (Ya0Ming) , ta shi rén. teA___A, “ W8 bi shi w0 shi xuésheng, " ARE. AB FA, wo shi fone eee AR A. i Wo shi ‘wo bi shi xuésheng,, w9 sht "sel r \ ee L&R ARR $8, 2a A. B HE BASH: BB) a. xMz cs Pinyin Differentiation: pronunciation of the initials j, q, x and z, c, s ja. xBRM, Kj. q MME SHEP, | LE Hh, Wig WERE Sexi, ATENEO, (HANA, HAE ASAE. j.q and x are known as coronals. The surface of the tongue touches the hard palate when pronouncing j and q. While q brings out a strong airflow, j doesn't. When x is pronounced, the surface of the tongue approaches the hard palate withant reaching it, leaving a gap in between. ~ TN ~ \ = \ a i j q xEAE 1 Standard Course 1 WRATH, HERE NRG Be 04 Listen to the recording and read after it. Pay attention to the differences between the initials. xitixi iit iiai xidogi xinggi xiangjiéo-—xinggd xt 2.0, SHARMA. Re. cmt, HRMS EA Bek, AG LAT FU REM, WARM, Mc AMG. Re, HR WS LOA, PRREORECRLTLL 0 z, cand s are dentals. When pronouncing z and c, the front part of the tongue tip tnches the inner surface of the upper teeth and then immediately parts with it, forming a gap in between. z is pronounced with no strong airflow, while c comes with an obvious airflow. When pronouncing s, the front part of the tongue tip stays away from the inner surface of the upper teeth all along, leaving a gap for the airflow to get through. z c s FRAP, EMR H BS oss Listen to the secording and read after it. Pay attention to the differences between the initials. xi zé0 dasdo ‘san ci aij zuétion _zoshang —cdiochng Hanzi PRE 2ST, WTI. u. OG _ Differentiation: pronunciation of the finals i, u, (MURR E A , OTRAS, ei RT FH, MEUM. RINT, RAMAN, AR CORT BLL RR AY LA etl U. ‘The finals i and i share the same position of articulation, but are pronounced with the lips in different shapes. When pronouncing i, the lips are relaxed; when pronouncing i, the lips must be rounded. To practice the two sounds, you can say i first, then keep your tongue where it is and round your lips to pronounce i.UM URED, LRN on EERT, ASE PAY, Tiley BAER, BARAT Teh, HER Ta ARE. Both w and ii are pronounced with rounded lips. When saying d, the tongue is in a front position, with the tip pressing the inner surface of the lower teeth; when saying u, the tongue is in a back position, with the tip staying away from the inner surface of the lower teeth, aud the tongue should be held backwards to pronounce the sound right. i u a EMME “75” 93518 Tone Sandhi of “F (biy” BV oo (1) AR" BR. SSRI ‘When “7” is followed by a syllable in the first, second or third tone, its tone doesn’t lrange. bil chi buxing bihdo = bUhE bunéng — bi xiting tonoteat — notOK not good-—tonot drink can’t don’t want (2) °F" PERDUE eT When “78 is followed by a syllable in the fourth tone, it changes into the second tone. bai hui bai shi bi kan to be unable to tobe not to not look SSM (2). BO AO SLAB. a. x ABSA Rules of Pinyin (2): U or finals led by U with j, q, x U AO FPS AUER j, gs x ABR OR, UPR SEAT, HE A jun qu. xu; (ELBA | n HBR, THR BES AR li, nih Wien d or a final beginning with d follows j, ¢ or x, the two dots on the top of i should be removed, for example, ju, qu, xu. However, if the initial is 7 or n, the form is lit and nif respectively. RRAHMGE, RUMP SSKMRA BS oor Listen to the recording and read after it. Pay attention to the form and pronunciation of i. Ug es pion On ju jue juon jun qu que quan qun xu xue Xuan. XUN HRSF2S Go— 1EBUE 1 itandard Course 1 MF MEPXFHSH (3). 1.6 Characters ‘Strokes of Chinese Characters (3): 3 BAF héngzhégou horizontal-turning-hook BMH wgdu lying hook (polite) you iAIRIMAF — Single-Component Characters (1) “A”, RABE. “JA” refers to the moon. (st (2) “iy”, Sema. “st” refers to the heart. ATA xin P-B- Qa (2 SR", RESUMES, St, BB “I”. The basic meaning of “*#1” is “flying flag”. It is now a word of locality, meaning “middle”. 4-E-y— eb 6 (4) °*A" , RARHWAVA. “A. originally looked like a person standing straight. h~a-N-A FQ 20BXSHSi (1): ARES, AR Stroke Order (1): horizontal preceding vertical and left-falling preceding right-falling oR oy t az a Eo Z. géng work, labor ba eight A én human Left-falling preceding right-falling 3PM AGAR) Pair Work pplication «Ate, EFF aRMH. ‘Work in pairs and introduce yourselves. Wo jido Li Yue, w6 shi Zhénggué rén, w6 shi IGoshi. Wie AREA, RR PM A, ARE, Wa jido Dawei, ‘wo shi Méigué rén, w0 shi xuésheng. B#& "Y AD (David), RAAB A, AR FA, (\BSS3h Group Work 34-4, FRAT A, SARA Work in groups of 3-4 and ask about each other’s names and nationalities. Each group chooses one member to make a report. te Name Effi Nationality AA LY Yue FH Zhonggud a