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    Prepared For Student: Nicolas (Intermediate) Prepared by (Date) : Frank (27 July 2009) 1 (Wèn) (Hòu) (Hé) (Zì) (Wǒ) (Jiè) (Shào) Greetings and Self

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    This document provides a self-introduction in Chinese for the student Nicolas, an intermediate French speaker. It introduces Nicolas, stating his name, nationality, that he is not a university student, that he does not speak Chinese but can speak English, and that he likes Chinese food. It then asks several questions to practice conversational Chinese, such as asking about his visit to Chongqing or Guang'an, where he lives, and requesting his telephone number. The document closes with pleasantries to meet the conversation partner. The second section provides sample dialog for ordering food and paying the bill at a restaurant.

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    Prepared For Student: Nicolas (Intermediate) Prepared by (Date) : Frank (27 July 2009) 1 (Wèn) (Hòu) (Hé) (Zì) (Wǒ) (Jiè) (Shào) Greetings and Self

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    Prepared for student: Nicolas (intermediate)

    Prepared by (Date): Frank (27 July 2009)

    1 (wèn)(hòu)(hé)(zì)(wǒ)(jiè)(shào) Greetings and Self-


    Introduction
    (1)(nǐhǎo) Hello!
    (2) (wǒjiàoNígǔlāsī)
    My name is Nicolas.
    (3) (nǐshìnǎguórén) What’s your nationality?
    (4)  (wǒshìfǎguórén)
    I am France.
    (5) (wǒbùshìdàxuéshēng)

    I am not a university student.


    (6)(wǒbúhuìshuōhànyǔ)

    I don’t speak Chinese.


    (7)(wǒhuìshuōyīngyǔ)
    I can speak English.
    (8) (wǒxǐhuanchīzhōngguócài)

    I like Chinese food.


    (9)(nǐ) (shì)(dì) (yī)!(cì)"(lái)#(chóng)$(qìng)%(ma)
    Is this your first time in chongqing?
    (10)(nǐ)&(qù)'(guò)((guǎng))(ān)%(ma)
    Have you been to Guang An
    (11)* +(nǐzhùnǎer) Where do you live?
    (12),-./01234%(kěyǐgàosùwǒnǐdediànhuàháomǎma)
    Could you tell me your telephone number?
    (13)012 (wǒdediànhuàshì)60728915

    My telephone number is 60728915.


    (14)56789(rènshinǐhěngāoxìng)

    I’m pleased to meet you.


    (15):789(wǒyěhěngāoxìng)
    ;<(zàijiàn)
    I’m pleased to meet you, too. Bye!

    2  
    (diǎncàihéjiézhàng) Ordering Dishes & Paying the Bill

    (1)=>?(nǐmenchīshénme) What would you like to eat?


    (2)@ABC%(yǒuxīlánhuāma) Do you have broccoli?
    (3)DEF >?(zhèlǐmiànshìshénme) What’s inside?
    (4)GDH(yàozhège)
    I want this (one).
    (5)GIJKL(yàoliǎngpíngpíjiǔ)MNOPQ(sānwǎnmǐfàn)

    I would like two bottles of beer and three bowls of rice.


    (6)P(mǐ)Q(fàn)R(gēn)(cài) (yì)S(qǐ)T(shàng)

    I would like to have the dishes served along with the rice.
    (7)UG>?(háiyàoshénme) Anything else?
    (8)VGDW(jiùyàozhèxiē)
    That is all I want.
    (9)GX(búyàole)
    I don’t want anything else.
    (10)=Y(wǒmenbúchīròu)
    We don’t eat meat.
    (11);" J,Z(zàiláiyīpíngkělè) One more cola, please!
    (12)[\ ]+(qǐngděngyīxiàer)
    Wait a minute, please.
    (13)^_(mǎidān) The bill, please!
    (14)G`a(yàofāpiào)
    I would like a receipt.
    (15),-bc%(kěyǐdǎbāoma)Can you pack the leftover food for me?

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