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nǐ hǎo. nǐ hǎo. dì kè 第 八 课. xiāng yuē 相约 Making Plans. mù biāo 目 标 (Objectives) V_ I can make plans. __ I can discuss plans. shàngkè. 上课. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtpO-_ 2HmGc. xià kè. 下课. https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vwOfNkN5Dk.
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nǐhǎo nǐ hǎo
dìkè第 八 课 xiāngyuē 相约 Making Plans
mùbiāo 目 标 (Objectives) V_ I can make plans. __ I can discuss plans.
shàngkè 上课 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtpO-_2HmGc
xiàkè 下课 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vwOfNkN5Dk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpUGFmLoFeU卡
chīfàn 吃饭
qù 去 http://www.dragonwise.hku.hk/dragon2/schools/archives/morph/A568.html
huíjiā 回家 http://www.dragonwise.hku.hk/dragon2/schools/archives/morph/A65E.html
xiǎng 想
中国菜 cài 韩国菜 墨西哥菜
rènshi 认识
明天 míngtiān 今天 jīntiān 昨天zuótiān
下次 xiàcì 这次 zhècì 上次shàngcì
zàijiàn 再见 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmOHGBvm440
xíng 行
rènshi A: 你认识不认识C? yìqǐkè B: 我认识他。我们一起上中文课。 gēnqùchīhánguócàixiǎng A: 我跟C 去吃 。 你想不想去? kěshìyěchīrìběncài B: 想。可是我也想吃 。 jīntiānxiàcìzěnmeyàng A: 我们今天吃 ,下次吃, 怎么样? xíngjiàn B: 行。下课以后见。
v.+n. Real Life Conversation xiǎngbùxiǎngyìqǐ A: 你想不想一起 _______ ? kěshìyěxiǎng B: 想。可是我也想 ________。 wǒmen A:我们 _____________,____________, zěnmeyàng 怎么样? xíngzàijiàn B: 行。再见! v.+n. time wordv.+n. time word v.+n.
Grammar Notes *怎么样zěnmeyàng - A tag question used for suggestions: “how is it?”, “how about it?” e.g. We go to the library together, OK? 我们一起去图书馆,怎么样? wǒmenyìqǐqùtúshūhuǎn, zěnmeyàng?
Grammar Notes Tag Question: A short question that is attached to the end of a statement for confirmation or making a suggestion. - For confirmation: shìmashìbúshìduìmaduìbúduì e.g. 是吗 /是不是 , 对吗/对不对 You know him, right? Nǐrènshitā, duì ma? 你认识他, 对吗? You want to go home after class, don’t you? Nǐkèhòuxiǎnghuíjiā, shì ma?
Grammar Notes -For making a suggestion: hǎomahǎobùhǎoxíngmaxíngbùxíng e.g. 好吗(好不好),行吗(行不行), zěnmeyàng 怎么样 We go eat Chinese food today, OK? WǒmenjīntiānqùchīZhōngguócài, hǎo ma? Let’s go to Los Angeles tomorrow. How is it? WǒmenmíngtiānqùLuóshānjība, zěnmeyàng?
liànxí练习 (Grammar Exercise) Translation . A: We go to Chinatown tomorrow, all right? B: That sounds great! wǒmenmíngtiānqùzhōngguóchénghǎoma A:我们明天去中国城,好吗? tàihǎole B: 太好了! P. 130 Try It! Online Chinese Learning Tool & Resource
liànxí练习Exercise P. 134 8-7 P. 134 8-8 P. 131 Supplementary Reading P. 139 Let’s Go
wén huà文化(Culture) Chinese Lucky & Unlucky Numbers • 八 bā sounds similar to 发 fā, which means “to make a fortune and become prosperous.” e.g. The opening date and time for the 2008 Olympics: at 8:08 pm, August 8, 2008. • 六 lìu sounds similar to the word 禄 lù, which means “good fortune” or ‘reward”. • 九 jǐuthe largest single-digit number, symbolizing power and multitude. It also sounds the same as 久 jǐu (long lasting). e.g. Sending 9 or 99 roses to lovers expresses the message of love that is everlasting.
wénhuà文化(Culture) Chinese Lucky & Unlucky Numbers 4. Even numbers are often favored against odd numbers. e.g. money in the red envelope as a wedding or birthday gift; dates for marriage; dates for move-in/move-out. 5. 四 sìis an unlucky number. Its pronunciation resembles the sound of 死sǐmeaning “to die”.
wén huà文化(Culture) Beijing Olympic Games Opening Ceremony (Video) Theme Song: 我和你 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rC0w7-RWm_U
xiězì 写 字Chinese Character Writing WeChat; P. 133 8-4, 8-5; Bingo
作业 (HOMEWORK) • MCL • Final-Term Projects • Journal Entry • Unit Test 4