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    This document provides a lesson on numbers and prices in Mandarin Chinese. It reviews number vocabulary and structures for expressing prices in Chinese. Key points covered include: - Asking about prices using "这个多少钱" and "那个多少钱" - Expressing prices using the structure "number + 块" (ex. 二十块 for $20) - Reading numbers with zeros, such as "八百零四" for 804 - The currency unit in China is RMB (人民币)and the symbol is ¥ - Students practice numbers, prices, and budgets for a mock store as activities.

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    This document provides a lesson on numbers and prices in Mandarin Chinese. It reviews number vocabulary and structures for expressing prices in Chinese. Key points covered include: - Asking about prices using "这个多少钱" and "那个多少钱" - Expressing prices using the structure "number + 块" (ex. 二十块 for $20) - Reading numbers with zeros, such as "八百零四" for 804 - The currency unit in China is RMB (人民币)and the symbol is ¥ - Students practice numbers, prices, and budgets for a mock store as activities.

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    Zhge dusho qin?

    CHN 1

    Objective: Students will learn review numbers &


    how to ask about prices.

    NUMBER REVIEW!

    Fill in the blanks: say the Chinese after you write the character(s)

    Word Bank
    Zhge
    Ng
    Bi
    Qin
    Yo
    bu Yo

    Dusho
    Qin
    Kui
    Ling

    Do character writing sheet

    Take note that the number 2 becomes Ling when


    it is used with Bi (hundred) and Qin
    (thousand).
    200 is Ling bi
    2000 is Ling qin
    If we want to say 202 we need to and in the word
    Lng which means zero after we say Ling bi and
    before we say r (2).
    202 is Ling bi Lng r.

    Think about it!


    For numbers with zeroes in them, just read the
    zero as ling . If there are two zeros together,
    just say ling once!
    Examples:
    804
    4,003

    Bbi lng s
    Sqin lng sn

    Other Numbers
    392

    Snbi jish'r

    489

    Sbi b sh ji

    651

    Libi wsh y

    Try it out!
    8,003
    709
    612
    6, 789

    Saying Prices!
    When talking about prices of different items you
    must put it in the following formation
    The number

    Kui

    ( Kui means dollars)

    If something was $20 you would say..


    >

    rsh Kui

    Asking About Prices


    How much is the object?
    Object

    Dusho qin ?

    The object is. Dollars.


    Object

    Kui .

    Asking About Prices


    If you do not know the name of the object, you can simply use
    Zhge or Ng to refer to it instead. For example:
    Q: ? Zhge Dusho qin?
    How much is this one?

    A: . Zh sh kui.
    This one is ten dollars.

    Q: Ng dusho qin?
    How much is that one?

    A: . N ling bi kui.
    That one is $200.

    Culture
    He Chinese currency is called Rnmnb,
    and was first introduced in 1948. The
    Rnmnb is commonly abbreviated to RMB.
    The currency sign or symbol is , and this is the
    symbol that you will see on price stickers and
    tags in China. These are the units of
    measurement for Chinese currency:
    Value:

    $1.00

    $0.10

    $0.01

    Formal Chinese

    Yun

    Jio

    Spoken Chinese

    Kui

    Mo

    Fn
    Fn

    Activities:
    1. You will need to create your own store and
    make an advertisement with the great prices on
    items your store has to offer
    2. Pick a career and do research to see how much
    money that job makes. After you will need to
    create a budget of how you would spend your
    money.
    ** ALL MUST BE DONE IN CHINESE PRICES!!**

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