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家 jia

Home

在 zai

In, at, on

哪儿 Nar

Where

北京

Beijing

上海

Shanghai

香港 Xiang gang

Hong Kong

他 ta

He, him

这 Zhe

This

那 Na

That

妈妈 ma ma

Mother

爸爸 baba

Father

不 bu

No, not

哥哥 gege

Elder brother

姐姐

Elder sister