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BEGINNING CHINESE I初级汉语 (上)
你们好 (Nǐmen hǎo) HELLO Y’ALL!
Today’s Agenda
Survey Form
Course overview and syllabus
Pinyin primer
Useful expressions (Yes! You are speaking Chinese today!)
Characters primer
Homework assignment
1. Survey Form
Please fill out the form and return it to your
lǎoshī (teacher).
Nǐ hǎo
Nǐmen hǎo
Lǎoshī hǎo
Lǎoshī nín hǎo
Greetings
2. Course Overview
Course Materials:
Liu, Yuehua, et al. (2009) Integrated Chinese: Level 1 Part 1 Textbook (Simplified Characters), 3rd Edition, Boston: Cheng & Tsui Company, Inc.
Integrated Chinese Character Workbook
Integrated Chinese Level 1 Part 1 Online Workbook powered by Quia Books.
No food in class. Only drinks with a secure lid are allowed.
No chewing gum or mint.
Good posture, no slouching or putting feet on chair/desk
Do NOT use laptop computers.
Do NOT use your iPads or other tablets.
Take corrections positively.
No talking on the side. (Pay attention to the instructor and other students when they are speaking.)
Silence your cell phone. NO texting.
Speak Chinese whenever you can.
When you hand in something to the teacher, please use both hands.
Always address your teacher by “nín” (the polite form of “you”)
2. Course Overview (Class Etiquettes )
ACADEMIC INTEGRITY: We take it VERY seriously.
Don’t get answers to your homework questions from anyone.
Don’t share any work of your own with anyone. If you give your homework to anyone for them to copy, you are against the codes of academic integrity.
2. Course Overview (policy/rules)
Are you ready for the challenge?
Let’s begin from today!
3. Pīnyīn Primer I
Tones (Shēngdiào) 4+1
mā má mǎ mà (Mother) (hemp) (horse) (scold)
tāng
táng
tǎng
tàngsoupsoup
candy
lying
hothot
kànshū kǎnshù
Syllable structure
hǎo (adj. good)
Initial (optional)
Final (ao)
Tone
Tip!
Whenever you memorize/learn a new word in Chinese, you have to memorize/include the tone mark as an integral part of the pīnyīn
What is Pinyin anyway?
Well, first let me say what Pinyin is NOT:No Chinese people write in Pinyin. One is either able to write in
CHARACTERS or otherwise ILLITERATE.
So Pinyin is NOT the writing system for Chinese
But we have to use Pinyin to help you with your pronunciation when you first start to learn the language.
Pinyin is also the easiest way of typing Chinese on a computer.
So study pinyin carefully to get the sounds right, but write only characters.
Simple Initials
The easier ones (similar to English):The easier ones (similar to English):
b p m f
d t n l
g k h
Simple Initials
The difficult ones:The difficult ones:
j q x
z c s
zh ch sh r
Simple finals
a o e i u ü
Can you put them together?
b p m f d t n l g k h
a ba pa ma fa da ta na la ga ka ha
o bo po mo fo
e de te ne le ge ke he
i bi pi mi di ti ni li
u bu pu mu fu du tu nu lu gu ku Hu
ü nü lü
…and this times 4 tones, theoretically,
and that would be … how
many?
z, c, s za zu ze
ca cu ce
sa su se
zh, ch, sh, r
zha zhu zhe
cha chu che
sha shu she
ru re
e
le te ne he
zhe ge ke de
re se ce che
she ze
ü
lü nü
Compound finals (part 1)
1. pai pei pao ou
2. an en ang eng ong
AI
Tai kai pai lai
Zai cai sai
Zhai chai shai
EI
Bei lei nei mei
Zhei shei zei
AO
Bao nao lao hao kao
Zao cao sao
Zhao chao shao rao
OU
Dou lou tou kou mou
Zou cou sou
Zhou chou shou rou
AN
Dan gan man nan lan han
Zan can san
Zhan chan shan ran
ANG
Dang gang mang nang hang
Zang cang sang
Zhang chang shang rang
AN vs ANG
Dan dang
Zhan zhang
Lan lang
Can cang
Han hang
San sang
Ran rang
EN
Ben gen men hen
Zen cen sen
Zhen chen shen ren
ENG
Beng geng meng heng
Zeng ceng seng
Zheng cheng sheng reng
ONG
dong gong long hong
Zong cong song
Zhong chong rong
EN vs ENG vs ONG
Gen geng gong
(N/A) deng dong
Zhen zheng zhong
Cen ceng cong
Ben beng (N/A)
You may notice some UNAVAILABLE combinations, i.e. some combinations are not a Mandarin Chinese sound, e.g. den, bong
Tone Marks Tone marks should be placed on the main vowel, and the
tip of the tone mark should point to center of the top of the letter.
You CANNOT put the tone mark vaguely above the syllable.
Can you put tones on the following syllables?
1. bai bei bao dou
2. zhan cen fang teng gong
MORE FOR TOMORROWWhat is this? Zhè shì shénme?
I don’t understand. Wǒ bù dǒng.
How do you say ”…. (e.g. Student Zhōngwén zěnme shuō ?
student)” in Chinese?
Please say it one more time? Qǐng zài shuō yí biàn.
What does “…e.g. lǎoshī”mean? “Lǎoshī” shì shénme yìsi?
Please give/tell me… Qǐng gěi / gàosu wǒ …
May I ask… Qǐng wèn…
Thank you/You’re welcome.A: Xièxie! B: bié kèqi (bú kèqi, bú xiè)!
Sorry./It’s all right. A: Duì buqǐ! B: Méi guānxi!
Character Primer I
Debunking some of the common myths about Chinese characters:
1. Chinese characters are NOT pictures. So you write a character, instead of drawing one.
2. Chinese characters are learnable, as long as you break each of them into REUSABLE components.
Character Primer I
What are radicals (bùshǒu )?Characters are built with smaller building blocks
Some of the most common ones are bùshǒu
Many radicals have a pictorial origin, but the absolute majority of Chinese characters (some say about 70%) do not have a pictorial origin at all.
10 useful bùshǒu
人 or 亻 rén
口 kǒu
日 rì
月 yuè
山 shān
水 or氵 shuǐ
弓 gōng
木 mù
田 tián
雨 yǔ
Useful expressions
hǎo
好
zàijiàn 再见!