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MP1 Chapter 5 My Class
MP1 Chapter 5 My Class
Huá yǔ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IPBrbPSuxs
Syafiqah Rahmat_Mandarin Proficiency 1_KPMSI
Races in Malaysia
马来人 Mǎláirén Malay
华人 Huárén Chinese
印度人 Yìndùrén Indian
卡达山人 Kǎdáshānrén Kadazan
伊班人 Yībānrén Iban
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先生
Xiānsheng
Mr.
李浩明先生
Lǐ hàomíng xiānsheng
王丽芳小姐
Wánglìfāng xiǎojiě
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Mrs. ( Surname of her husband )
(surname) 太太 tàitài
Example :
Mr. Lǐ hàomíng (Mr. Lǐ)
李先生 Lǐ xiānsheng
1 ) 王丽芳小姐
Wáng Lìfāng xiǎojiě
我姓王,名叫丽芳。
Wǒ xìng Wáng, míng jiào Lì fang.
我姓李,名叫浩明。
Wǒ xìng Lǐ, míng jiào Hàomíng.
0 1 2 3 4 5
líng yī èr sān sì wǔ
0 一 二 三 四 五
6 7 8 9 10
liù qī bā jiǔ shí
六 七 八 九 十
Numbers from 11-19
Example :
11 = (10) + (1) : shí yī
Start counting from 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10,
11 = (10)+(1): shí yī
12 = (10)+(2): shí èr
13 = (10) + (3): shí sān
14 = (10) + (4): Shí sì
15 = (10) + (5): shí wǔ
16 = (10) + (6): shí liù
17 = (10) + (7): shí qī
18 = (10) + (8): shí bā
19 = (10) + (9): shí jiǔ
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20: dua puluh
= èr shí
12 @ 20?
State each number in Mandarin:
10 60
20 70
30 80
40 90
50
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Count 21 till 99
(base number) + (number)
21 = (20)+(1): èr shí yī
22 = (20)+(2):
23 = (20)+(3):
24 = (20)+(4):
35 (30)+(5) Sān shí wǔ
49 (40)+(9) sì shí jiǔ
52 (50)+(2) wǔ shí èr
68 (60)+(8) liù shí bā
71 (70)+(1) qī shí yī
84 (80)+(4) bā shí sì
99 (90)+(9) jiǔ shí jiǔ
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100 1000 10 000
yī bǎi yī qiān yī wàn
一百 一千 一万
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100 Yī bǎi 600 Liù bǎi
学 xué Learn
语言 yǔyán Language
男 Nán Male
女 nǚ Female
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学生 xuéshēng Student
朋友 péngyǒu Friend
同学 tóngxué Classmate/schoolmate
介绍 jièshào Introduce
华语 Huáyǔ Mandarin
英语 Yīngyǔ English
Buddhist and Taoist communities around the world will hold their
own Hungry Ghost Festival. Sound spooky? It is! The whole
seventh month of the lunar calendar is actually called “Ghost Month”
when it’s believed that the gates of the afterlife open to allow spirits
to roam the Earth. It’s a very haunted holiday, but the Hungry Ghost
Festival is also a celebration to honour ancestors and relatives.
The origin of the Hungry Ghost Festival comes from a very old story
from ancient China. In the story, a monk named Mulian asks the
Buddha to help his mother in the afterlife. Mulian’s mother was very
hungry. But because she was a ghost, she couldn’t eat! So the
Buddha instructs Mulian to make offerings of food and new robes to
the monks instead. Thankful for the gift, the monks pray for Mulian’s
mother and she is then reborn as a human, ending her hunger.
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Movie:
The Eye 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsvZiKscyy4