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    This document provides some common Mandarin phrases and vocabulary related to time, meals, and daily schedules. It includes words and phrases for telling time, asking about schedules, and referring to periods of the day. Example conversations are given that use time phrases like "What time do you usually get up?" Meal times like breakfast, lunch, and dinner are defined. Phrases are also given for common daily activities like going to work, school, or meals.

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    This document provides some common Mandarin phrases and vocabulary related to time, meals, and daily schedules. It includes words and phrases for telling time, asking about schedules, and referring to periods of the day. Example conversations are given that use time phrases like "What time do you usually get up?" Meal times like breakfast, lunch, and dinner are defined. Phrases are also given for common daily activities like going to work, school, or meals.

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    Dì qī kè

    shǒu biǎo guà zhōng qǐ chuáng

    shuì jiào shā zhōng nào zhōng


    1. diǎn (o’clock)
    2. fēnzhōng (minute)
    3. miǎo (second)
    4. chà (be insufficient) yí kè = 15min

    5. bàn (half) liǎng kè = 30min


    6. xiǎoshí (hour) (yí gè xiǎo shí) sān kè = 45min
    7. shíjiān (time)
    8. yǒukòng (be free)
    9. cóng…….. dào (from…to)
     Xiàn zài + jǐ diǎn? (What time is it now?)
     S + jǐ diǎn + V?
    eg: nǐ jǐ diǎn qǐchuáng? (What time do you get up?)

    * yǒu shíhou + V(sometimes)


    zǎo shàng (morning)
    wǎn shàng (night)
    shàng wǔ (forenoon) hǎo
    zhōng wǔ (noon)
    xià wǔ (afternoon)

    zǎo ān = zǎo shàng hǎo (good morning)


    wǎn ān (good night)

    * Hǎo jiǔ bú jiàn ! (long time no see!)


    zǎo breakfast
    wǔ fàn lunch
    (cooked rice)
    wǎn dinner
    zǎowǔ brunch

    shàng bān go to work


    xià get off work

    shàng kè go to class
    xià after class

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