Lesson one Eating
meals (part one)
Day two
Learn the following two sentences
Shénme | hăo chī? | ||
What | good (to) eat | ||
Play Media What is nice to eat?
Shénme hăochī? What
is nice to eat? Shénme what is a
question word. Hăochī good/nice to eat.
Hăo can be place before any verb of actions to indicate that something is
nice to… or easy to…
New words
Zhè | Play Media | this |
Nà | Play Media | that |
Ge | Play Media | a measure word |
Fàn | Play Media |
meal (e,g. chīfàn to eat a meal, )
cooked rice |
hăo | Play Media | good, nice |
Use the following table to form sentences
Word order |
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subject (nouns and pronouns) | adverbs and modal verbs | verbs | description of objects | object (nouns and pronouns) |
Wǒ
I, me |
Duō (to be)
more, many, much |
Chī
to eat |
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Nĭ
you |
Shăo
(to be) less, few |
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Shénme
what |
Cài
green vegetable, dishes of food e.g. zhè
ge cài
this dish |
Tā he, him; she, her |
Xĭhuān
like |
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Supplementary words
Zhōngguó |
Play Media | China |
Yīngguó | Play Media | Britain
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Făguó | Play Media | France |