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- 1. Mandarin Language Level 1 Unit 3: Numbers Lam Kai Chee Centre for Language Studies Universiti Malaysia Sarawak This OpenCourseWare@UNIMAS and its related course materials are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
- 2. In this session, you will be • introduced to numbers in Mandarin • exposed to the formation of Chinese numbers Session objectives
- 3. • The first three of them are Numbers in Mandarin yī / 1 èr / 2 sān /3
- 4. • While four, five, six are written as sì /4 wŭ / 5 六 liù / 6
- 5. • Continuing from seven to ten: qī / 7 bā / 8 九九 jiŭ / 9 shí / 10
- 6. • The characters for numbers in Chinese are simple • Is there any other number we left out? 六 九九
- 7. • Traditionally zero was written as • Nowadays it is more common to see it as • Good news: both are pronounced líng 〇
- 8. Formation of Chinese Numbers 十 number “..teen” 十 一 eleven 十 二 twelve 十 三 thirteen 十 四 fourteen 十 五 fifteen
- 9. Number 十 “..ty” 二 十 twenty 三 十 thirty 四 十 fourty 五 十 fifty 六 十 sixty
- 10. • Numbers in between? 二十三 23 三十二 32 三十二 32 五十一 51 九十九 99 七十六 76 八十八 88 八十八 88 六十四 64
- 11. • Try recalling how to write “one”, “two”, “three” in Chinese? • Try saying out the answer in Mandarin when you total up all the four figures in your year of birth. Shìshi kàn: now you try