3/19 今天的学习目标 (Today’s Learning Objectives) I can do Lesson 14 Culture Minute handout. I know how to compliment people in Chinese using 得de (particle) to form Descriptive complement: Ex: 你说中文说得真好！ Homework: 3/19 Chinese Learning log Quiz today: Q：来，我们吃蛋糕吧! Lái, wǒmen chī dàngāo ba Come, let's eat cake! A：等等白英爱吧! 她最爱吃蛋糕。 Děng děng bái yīng ài ba! Tā zuì ài chī dàngāo. Wait for Bai Yingai! She loves to eat cake.

A：等等白英爱吧! 她最爱吃蛋糕。 Q：来，我们吃蛋糕吧! 3/19 小考 xiǎo kǎo (Quiz) Lái, wǒmen chī dàngāo ba Come, let's eat cake! A：等等白英爱吧! 她最爱吃蛋糕。 Děng děng bái yīng ài ba! Tā zuì ài chī dàngāo. Wait for Bai Yingai! She loves to eat cake.

你说中文说得真好! 3/20 小考 xiǎo kǎo (Quiz) Nǐ shuō zhōngwén shuō dé zhēn hǎo You speak Chinese very well!

今天是几月几日星期几? What date is today? 三月 星期一 星期二 星期三 星期四 星期五 星期六 星期日

跳舞 dance 唱歌 sing 睡觉 sleep 吃饭 eat 聊天 chat 跳什么舞 唱什么歌 睡什么觉 吃什么饭 Verb＋Object As a detachable Compound 跳舞 dance 唱歌 sing 睡觉 sleep 吃饭 eat 聊天 chat 跳什么舞 唱什么歌 睡什么觉 吃什么饭 聊什么天、聊多久的天 看电影 see a movie 看什么电影

动词片语 (Chinese Verb-Object Phrases) 跳美国舞 唱中国歌 睡好觉 吃晚饭 聊很多天 跳一支美国舞 唱一首中国歌 睡一个好觉 吃一顿晚饭 聊一个晚上天 看外国电影 看一个外国电影

得 de (particle) to form Descriptive complement Q：他唱歌唱得de怎么样？(How did he sing?) Q：他跳舞跳得de怎么样？ Q：他中文说得de怎么样？ Q：他写字写得de怎么样？ A: 他唱歌唱得de太不好了！ (太差chà了！太烂làn了！太逊xuǹ了！) 唱得de太难听了 A: 他跳舞跳得de太难看了！

舞会 wǔhuì (dance party; ball) 跳舞 开会 生日舞会 化妆舞会 huà zhuāng wǔ huì Masquerade/costume party

带 dài (bring) 些 xiē (some) measure word for an indefinite amount Wèijīng yán táng bīng 味精/盐/糖/冰 Qǐng fàng duō yīxiē 请放多一些 Qǐng dài duō yīxiē yǐnliào 请带多一些饮料 Qǐng bié dài shǒu jī 请别带手机！

Dì kè: pài duì 第十四课：生日派对 Lesson Fourteen: Birthday Party

Duì huà èr Cānjiā s hēngrì pàiduì 对话二：参加生日派对 Attending A Birthday Party

以为 yǐwéi (to assume erroneously) verb It is often used to signify an understanding or judgment which has proved to be erroneous. Ex: 我以为你吃素。 Wǒ yǐwéi nǐ chī sù I thought you were a vegetarian.

像 xiàng (to be like; to look like; to take after) verb 你长得像妈妈还是像爸爸？ Nǐ zhǎng de xiàng māmā háishì xiàng bàba Do you look like (your) Mom or (your) Dad? 她们两个长得很像。 Tāmen liǎng gè zhǎng dé hěn xiàng They look alike.

狗的耳朵长长的。 我妹妹长得很可爱。 长 cháng (long) adj; zhǎng (to grow; to appear) adv cháng cháng de 狗的耳朵长长的。 zhǎng de 我妹妹长得很可爱。

像 xiàng (to be like; to look like; to take after) verb 她们两个长得像吗？ Tāmen liǎng gè zhǎng dé xiàng mā Do they look alike?

像 xiàng (to be like; to look like; to take after) verb 像吗？ 像不像？ 像谁？

一定 yí dìng certain(ly); definite(ly) adj;adv 一定不一定？ 爸爸很帅，儿子一定也很帅？ 聪明 Cōng míng smart

Q:小高睡觉睡了几个钟头？ A:小高睡觉睡了__个钟头。 Time Duration 11：00 AM 11：00 PM Xiǎogāo shuìjiào shuìle jǐ gè zhōngtóu Q:小高睡觉睡了几个钟头？ A:小高睡觉睡了__个钟头。

Q:小高睡觉睡了几个钟头？ duō cháng shíjiān Q:小高睡觉睡了多长时间？ duō jiǔ shíjiān Time Duration Xiǎogāo shuìjiào shuìle jǐ gè zhōngtóu Q:小高睡觉睡了几个钟头？ duō cháng shíjiān Q:小高睡觉睡了多长时间？ duō jiǔ shíjiān Q:小高睡觉睡了多久（时间）？

钟头 zhōngtóu (hour) noun The colloquial equivalent of 小时 xiǎo shí (hour) 你昨天玩手机玩了几个钟头？ Nǐ zuótiān wán shǒujī wán le jǐ gè zhōngtóu How many hours did you play with your cellphone? 你昨天晚上睡觉睡了几个钟头？ Nǐ zuótiān wǎnshàng shuì jiào shuì le jǐ gè zhōngtóu How many hour did you sleep last night?

How do Chinese do casual greetings? In Chinese culture, a common and cordial way to greet someone is by asking a casual question about the routine activity that the other person is engaged in at the moment. As the situation is usually very obvious, the speaker does not expect, and is not interested in, an elaborate answer. Nor are these questions considered intrusive or personal.

你们来了 ！ How do Chinese do casual greetings? Nǐmen lái le You’re here！ Not only acknowledges the visitors’ arrival, but also serves as a casual greeting.

Upon seeing a friend on her way to a grocery store, one could ask… How do Chinese do casual greetings? Mǎi cài ya 买菜呀? Going grocery shopping, eh? Upon seeing a friend on her way to a grocery store, one could ask…

下课了? How do Chinese do casual greetings? Xià kè le Just done with your class? Running into a fellow student who is leaving a classroom, one could ask…