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Zhōngguó rén píngcháng jǐ diǎn chī zǎofàn?
What time do Chinese usually eat breakfast?
Dàgài liù qī diǎn ba. Měiguó rén ne?
About 6 to 7:00. How about Americans?
Měiguó rén jīngcháng jiǔdiǎn shàngbān. Yěxǔ qī diǎn bàn, bā diǎn chī zǎofàn.
Americans generally start work at 9:00. So maybe they eat breakfast at 7:30 or 8:00.
dàgài
approximately; probably
chàbuduō
almost; approximately
cháng(cháng)
often
píngcháng
usually
jīngcháng
frequently; regularly
diǎn
MW for hours of the clock
fēn
MW for minutes
MW for quarter hours
zǎoshàng
morning
shàngwǔ
a.m.;late morning
zhōngwǔ
noon
xiàwǔ
afternoon
wǎnshàng
evening
zhōng
o'clock
shíjiān
time
Zhèi liǎng fèn bàozhǐ shì nǐ de ma?
Are these two newspapers yours?
Yīngwén de shì wǒ de, Zhōngwén de shì Lǎo Wáng de.
The English one is mine, the Chinese one is Old Wang's.
Qǐng lái yì bēi suānméi tāng.
A glass of plum juice, please.
Yào dà bēi de ma?
Do you want a large glass [of it]?
Dà bēi de. (Bú yào bīng kuàir.)
Yes a large one (with no ice).
Yí kuài qián.
That's one dollar.
Hǎo, gěi nǐ.
Ok, here it is.
bīng
ice
bīngkuài(r)
ice cube
bīngjilín
ice cream
Nǐ yào yìdiǎnr shénme?
What would you like?
Yí ge chāshō chǎomiàn; yí ge suānlà tāng.
A dish of BBQ fried noodles and a hot and sour soup.
Suānlà tāng yǒuo xiǎo de yǒu dà de; nǐ yào něi zhǒng?
Hot and sour soup comes in small and large bowls; which kind do you want?
Yào ge xiǎo de.
I'll take a small bowl.
Hǎo.
Okay.
Mǐfàn
cooked rice
qīngcài
greens
miàn(tiáo)
noodles
chǎomiàn
fried noodles
bǐnggān
cookie
tāng
soup
suānlà tāng
hot & sour soup
Nèi wèi xiǎojiĕ shì shéi?
Who's that lady?
Něi wèi?
Which one?
Dǎ sǎn de nèi wèi.
The one with the umbrella.
Tā shì xuéxiào wàibàn de.
That's someone from the university's International Students Office.
gāo
tall
shòu
thin
pàng
fat
piányi
inexpensive
cōngming
intelligent
kāi mén
open a door
guān mén
close a door
zǒu lù
walk
dǎ sǎn
to hold an (open) umbrella
bàngōngshì
office
wàibàn
international students office
dìtiě
subway
huǒchēzhàn
train station
mǎlù
road
Zhèr yǒu gōngyòng diànhuà ma?
Is there a public telephone around here?
Yǒu a!
Sure.
Zài nǎr?
Where?
Yǒu liǎng ge, yí ge zài wàitou, yí ge zài lóu lǐ.
There are 2: one's outside, one's in the building.
Lóu lǐ de zài nǎr?
Where is the one inside the building?
Jiù zài nán cèsuǒ de pángbiānr.
Right next to the men's room.
Xièxe.
Thanks.
xǐshǒujiān
restroom
cèsuǒ
toilet
sùshè
dormitory
cāntīng
cafeteria; canteen
xuéxiào
school
tǐyùguǎn
gymnasium
túshūguǎn
library
shūdiàn
bookstore
shāngdiàn
store
in(side)
wài
out(side)
zuǒ
left
yòu
right
páng
beside; next to
shàng
on; up
xià
under; down
qián
in front
hòu
behind; in back
-tou
suffix for position words
-biān
suffix for position words
-miàn
suffix for position words
dǐxià
under(neath)
gébì
next door
Běijīng yǒu xiē shénme hǎowánr de dìfang?
What interesting places are there [to visit] in Beijing?
Aì, hǎowánr de dìfang hěn duō ya: Gùgōng (Zǐjìnchéng), Tiāntán, Běihǎi dōu hěn hǎowánr.
Gosh, there are lots of interesting places: the Palace Museum (Forbidden City), Temple of Heaven, Beihai Park are all fun [great to visit]!
Tīngshuō Běihǎi Gōngyuánr hěn mĕi.
I hear that Beihai Park is beautiful.
Shì a. Nà shì yīnwèi Běihǎi Gōngyuánr yǒu Bǎitǎ.
Yes, it is, that's because the White Pagoda is there.
Wèishénme yŏu Bǎitǎ jiù měi ne?
What's so attractive about the White Pagoda?
Yīnwèi qiánbiān yŏu hú, hòubianr yǒu shān, zuǒyòu liǎng biānr dōu shì shù.
Well, it's got a lake in front, mountains behind it, and trees on both sides of it.
O, nà fēngjǐng yídìng hěn bú cuò.
Ah, so the scenery must be pretty nice, then.
Tiāntán
Temple of Heaven
Běihǎi Gōngyuánr
Beihai Park
Bǎitǎ
the White Pagoda
hǎowán(r)
fun
Yīnwèi
because
suǒyǐ
therefore
Qǐng wèn, Tiān'ān mén Guǎngchǎng zài Běijīng shénme dìfang?
Excuse me, where about in Beijing is Tian'anmen Square?
Zài Běijīng shì zhōngxīn, Gùgōng de nán biānr.
It's the the center of Beijing, south of the Forbidden City.
Nà, Cháng'ān Jiē ne?
And how about Chang'an Street?
Chuānguò Tiān'ānmén Guǎngchǎng de nèitiáo dà jiē jiùshì Cháng'ān Jiē.
The large street that passes through T.A.M. Square is Chang'an Street.
Gùgōng
Forbidden City
Tiān'ānmén Guǎngchǎng
Tian'anmen Square
Cháng'ān Jiē
Chang'an Street
Běi(jīng) Dà(xué)
Peking University
Běi Dà yě zài chénglǐ ma?
Is Peking U[niversity] also in town?
Shì a, Běi Dà zài Sìhuán de pángbiānr.
Yes, Peking U. is next to the Fourth Ring Road.
zhōngjiān
between, in the middle
fùjìn
vicinity; nearby
zhōngxīn
center
chéng(shì)
city
Zhèr de rén nĭ dōu rènshi ma?
Do you know everyone here?
Chàbuduō, zhĭ yǒu yí ge rén bú rènshi; zài chuānghu pángbiānr shuì jiào de nèi ge rén shì shéi?
Just about; there's just one person I don't recognize; who's the person sleeping by the window?
O, nà shì Léi Hànbó. Tā méi shìjiào; tā zài tīng lùyīn ne.
Oh, that's Lei Hanbo; he's not sleeping; he's listening to tapes.
tīng lùyīn
listen to audio recordings
lù yīn
to record sound
chuānghu
window
Nǐ mèimei duō dà le?
How old is your sister?
Èrshíqī.
27.
Tā hái zài dú shū, zài Qīnghuá Dàxué xué yī.
Yes, she is, studying medicine at Tsinghua University.
shǔ
belong to (a chinese zodiac sign)
gōngzuò
work
xuéxí
study
shàng xué
go to school
dú shū
study, be in school
kāi xué
begin a term at school
bì yè
to graduate
yīnyuè
music
yīxué
medicine
Qíng wèn, nǐ shì něi ge dàxué de?
Excuse me, which university are you at?
Wǒ shì Běijīng dàxué de.
I'm at Peking University.
O, Běidà de; nǐ de zhuānyè shì shénme?
Oh, Bei Da, so what are you studying?
Wǒ shì xué guǎnlǐxué de.
I'm studying management.
Zài něi ge xì?
In which department?
Zài jīngjì xì.
Economics
niánjí
for grades in school; years at college
zhuānyè
major; specialty
zhǔxiū
major (Taiwan usage)
department
Nǐ dìdi duō dà le?
How old is your brother?
Èrshísān
23.
Tā hái zài dú shū ma?
Is he still in school?
Bù, tā yǐjīng bì yè le, kāishǐ gōngzuò le.
No, he already graduated; he's started working.
Shénme gōngzuò?
What sort of job?
Tā shì gǎo diànnǎo de.
He's in computers.
suì
for years of age
gǎo
be engaged in (a field of work or study)
Nǐ shì zuò shénme de?
What work do you do?
Wǒ zài bǎoxiǎn gōngsī dāng jīnglǐ.
I'm a manager at an insurance company.
fànguǎn
restaurant
fàndiàn
big hotel
zhāodàisuǒ
hostel; guest house
yínháng
bank
gōngsī
company
lǔguǎn
hotel
lǎobǎn
boss
jiàoshòu
professor
jīnglǐ
manager
zhǔrèn
director
yīshēng/dàifu
doctor
lùshī
lawyer
Nǐ jiàn guò Méi Lǎoshī ma?
Have you met Professor Mei?
Méi jiàn guò, kěshi tīngshuō guò.
No, I haven't, but I've heard of him.
Yǐhòu, yǒu jīhuì, wǒ gěi nǐmen jièshao jièshao.
Later, if I get a change, I'll introduce you.
Xièxie.
Thanks
jièshào
introduce
jīhuì
opportunity
Méi Lǎoshī wǒ gěi nín jièshao jièshao! Zhè shì wǒ de tóngxué, Zhāng Huá. Zhāng Huá, zhè wèi jiùshi Méi Lǎoshī.
Prof. Mei, let me introduce you! This is my classmate, Zhang Hua. Zhang Hua, this is Prof. Mei.
Méi Lǎoshī, jiǔyǎng, jiǔyǎng. Hěn gāoxìng rènshi nín.
Prof. Mei, I've heard so much about you. I'm very pleased to meet you.
Nǐ hǎo, nǐ hǎo
Hello, hello.
zhàngfu
husband
qīzi
wife
àirén
spouse