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Yang-laoshi visits Linna and her friend, reporter Lu Yuping. They greet each other and Yang-laoshi says he is glad to meet Lu Yuping. Lu Yuping also says he is glad to meet Yang-laoshi. The document then provides vocabulary and expressions used in the conversation, including how to politely ask someone's name and how to say you are glad to meet someone.
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Lesson 4a - i am glade to know you
- 1. Lesson 4a: I am glad to know you. 第四课： 认识你很高兴
- 2. -Text- 杨老师：可以进来吗？ May I come in? 林娜：请进！杨老师，您好。这是我朋 友，他是记者。 Please come in! Hello, Yang-laoshi. This is my friend, he is a reporter.
- 3. -Text- 杨老师：请问，您贵姓？ May I know your name? 陆雨平：我姓陆，叫陆雨平。 My surname is Lu, call me Lu Yuping.
- 4. -Text- 杨老师：你好，陆先生，认识你很 高兴。 Hello, Mr. Lu. I am glad to know you. 陆雨平：杨老师，认识您，我也很 高兴。Yang-laoshi, I am also glad to know you.
- 5. 请问…… • When you want to ask a question, you may begin your question like this: –请问+question. • 请问你是林娜吗？ • 请问你要咖啡吗？
- 6. 请问…… • When you want to ask a question, you may begin your question like this: –请问+question. • Try to make your own question with this sentence pattern.
- 7. 您贵姓？ • Polite way to ask one’s name. –If you have surname / family name, you may answer like this: • 我姓陆，叫陆雨平。 –If you don’t have surname, you may say your name like this: • 我叫 Maya Karin。
- 8. 生词 shēngcí • 认识 rèn shi (to know [somebody]) – 我认识他。 (I know him) –我认识林娜。(I know Linna) –你认识林老师吗？(Do you know Lin- laoshi?) –我很高兴认识你。(I am glad to know you)
- 9. 生词 shēngcí • 先生 xiān shěng – Surname + 老师 （林老师） –Surname + 先生（陈先生） –Surname + 小姐 (xiǎo jiě; Miss) –Surname + 女士(nǚshì;madam)
- 11. 1 认 rèn 3 2 4
- 12. 1 识 shí 4 认 识 3 2 5 rèn shi 6 7
- 13. 高gāo 1 2 4 高 tall 3 5 很高 7 9 (very tall) 6 8 10 不高 (not tall)
- 14. 兴xìng 2 3 1 高兴 4 5 6
- 15. 可kě 1 可可 3 5 (coco) 2 4
- 16. 以yǐ 2 3 1 4
- 17. 4 进jìn 5 3 1 6 2 7
- 18. 5 来lái 1 3 进来 2 (come in) 4 6 7
- 19. 5 请qǐng 1 3 4 2 6 8 7 9 10
- 20. 问wèn 1 3 2 5 请问 4 (May I ask) 6
- 21. 4 贵guì 2 (expensive) 1 3 5 7 很贵 6 8 very expensive 不贵 9 not expensive
- 22. 姓xìng 7 1 4 贵姓 2 5 your surname 3 (polite form) 6 8
- 23. 叫jiào 5 2 4 1 3
- 24. 3 先xiān 1 2 4 5 6
- 25. 4 生shēng 1 2 3 5
- 26. 杨yáng 2 5 1 4 3 6 7