Nǐ hǎo nǐ hǎo Work and study together in public areas, the basic rules everywhere this is the society. Respect, follow rules. Freedom not.

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1 nǐ hǎo nǐ hǎo Work and study together in public areas, the basic rules everywhere this is the society. Respect, follow rules. Freedom not respect. Do it not on purpose. Put yourself in others’ shoes.

2 dì kè 第 七 课 地址 (ADDRESSES) ground foundation; house foundation

3 mùbiāo 目标 (Objectives) __ I can describe my house
mùbiāo 目标 (Objectives) __ I can describe my house. __ I can ask for and give addresses. __ I can ask for and give phone numbers.

4 sù shè 你住在宿舍吗？ 两个人住宿舍， 他们是 ？ Thatched hut 有人住宿舍吗 宿舍

5 公寓 gōng yù https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=543PqB7xTtk
你住在公寓吗？ Public shared; a place for rich people to recreate and rest masquerade; 愚人 A broken stick has the meaning of allocation, while a noose means private property, when 八and厶 join together, it generates the meaning of 'something which is publicly owned'. Primitive Communal System the first socioeconomic formation in human history. The foundations for the doctrine of the primitive communal system as a specialsocioeconomic formation were laid by K. Marx and F. Engels and were subsequently developed by V. I. Lenin. Most Soviet scientists andscholars believe that the primitive communal system existed from the appearance of the first human beings to the emergence of class society.From the standpoint of archaeology, this period basically coincides with the Stone Age. In the primitive communal system the relationship tothe means of production was the same for all members of society. Consequently, the mode of obtaining a share of the social product was thesame for all. For this reason, the term “primitive communism” is applied to this system, which is distinguished from succeeding stages ofsocioeconomic development by the absence of private property, classes, and the state. 公寓

6 dà fáng zi 喜欢 住大房子 还是 喜欢住 公寓 category word 不打不小 大房子

7 fáng jiān 你家的房子几个房间？ 房间大吗？ 有什么? 房间

8 号 hào https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eLP3FuuEVs
LA35 bugle flight number, room number, phone number attached to real object Assembly is a bugle call that signals troops to assemble at a designated place. Bugle calls are musical signals that announce scheduled and certain non-scheduled events on an Army installation 号

9 A: B，你住什么房子？ B: 我 住 。 A: 你的房子是多少号? B: 318号。 A: 几个房间？ B: 两个。
zhù fáng zi A: B，你住什么房子？ zhù gōngyù B: 我 住 。 duōshǎo hào？ A: 你的房子是多少号? B: 318号。 fángjiān A: 几个房间？ B: 两个。 A: 你的 大吗? B: 不大。 What kind of building do you live in?

10 A: B，你住什么房子？ B: 我住 ______。 A: 你的房子是多少号? B: ____号。 A: 几个房间？ B: ___个。
zhù fáng zi A: B，你住什么房子？ zhù B: 我住 ______。 duōshǎo hào？ A: 你的房子是多少号? B: ____号。 fángjiān A: 几个房间？ B: ___个。 A: 你的 大吗? B: _____。 Do not look at the scripts

11 住 zhù verb “to live (in/at)”.
Grammar Notes 住 zhù verb “to live (in/at)”. The locative preposition 在zài could be omitted. e.g. Where do you live? 你住(在)哪儿？Nǐ zhù (zài) nǎr？ I live in New York. 我住(在)纽约。 Wǒ zhù (zài) Niǔyuē. 你家有几个人？ 你爸爸有几辆车？ Cerritos College 有多少学生？ 多少 word formation 你家在哪儿？ 你从哪儿来？

12 多少duōshǎo vs. 几jǐ Grammar Notes pron. how many
多少 is used for asking about numbers more than 10. 几 is used for asking about numbers 10 or fewer. Measure words need to be put after. Text P. 114 Try It!　 你家有几个人？ 有几辆车？ Cerritos College 有多少学生？ 多少钱？

13 Text P Polleverywhere.com

14 xiězì 写 字 Chinese Character Writing
(无题) Online Chinese Learning Resources & Tools Video of Polyglot

15 How to Write Chinese Addresses
wén huà 文化(Culture) How to Write Chinese Addresses The word order for Chinese addresses is from larger to smaller in scope. The basic format is: Country-State(Province)-City-Street Name & Number- Apt # Zip Code e.g. 11110 Alondra Blvd, Norwalk, CA, USA 90650 美国加州Norwalk市Alondra 大街11110号 邮编：90650 你家有几个人？ 你爸爸有几辆车？ Cerritos College 有多少学生？ The opposite of the order in English. Number #

16 写作 Essay Writing Describe your house with at least 5 lines, including the address, how many bedrooms, your room is big or small, what you have in your room (2 items), etc.

17 Guy Dances Across China in 100 Days
Use a word to form a sentence Video of Polyglot

18 dì kè 第 七 课 地址 (ADDRESSES)

19 mùbiāo 目标 (Objectives) V I can describe my house generally
mùbiāo 目标 (Objectives) V I can describe my house generally. V I can ask for and give addresses. _ I can ask for and give phone numbers.

20 电话 diàn huà https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyhlFScDgYc
电脑 电影 电车 电视 word formation ； 说话 Lightning is a bright flash of electricity produced by a thunderstorm sending out lightning that carries electricity. 电话　

21 shǒu jī 你有苹果手机吗？ 照相机 计算机 飞机 wood is main part of machine and equipment 手机

22 A: 你的房间有没有 ？ B: 没有。 hàomǎ A: 你的 号码是多少? B: 949-512-6830。
Template Conversation 　 diànhuà A: 你的房间有没有 ？ B: 没有。 hàomǎ A: 你的 号码是多少? B: 。 多少; 什么 　

23 A: 你的房间有没有 ？ B: _____。 hàomǎ A: 你的 号码是多少? B: _____________。
Real-Life Conversation 　 diànhuà A: 你的房间有没有 ？ B: _____。 hàomǎ A: 你的 号码是多少? B: _____________。 多少; 什么 　

24 有没有yǒuméiyǒu Grammar Notes “have or not (have)”
This is a question structure that functions the same as the “有…吗?”structure. e.g. 你有没有手机? 你有手机吗? Indicate “day”; 几号; 学习 PP

25 Chinese Lucky & Unlucky Numbers
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 Beijing Olympics: at 8:08 pm, August 8, 2008. 六 liù sounds similar to the word 禄 lù, which means “good fortune” or ‘reward”. 九 jǐu the 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. Pun, word game; related to words that sound similar to them. Homograph/homonym/homophone

26 Chinese Lucky & Unlucky Numbers
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 sì is an unlucky number. Its pronunciation resembles the sound of 死sǐ meaning “to die”. Pun, word game; related to words that sound similar to them.

27 chànggē 唱 歌 Beijing Olympic Games Opening Ceremony Theme Song: 我和你

28 tiǎozhàn 挑战(Challenge)
P. 115 Supplementary Practice P. 139 Let’s Go P ; 7-9

29 xiězì 写 字 Chinese Character Writing
transitive verb and intransitive verb competition. Recognize Chinese characters. Bingo; Iphone text to speech (setting-general-accessibility-speech) Text : P P , 7-6; 小飞鸟:　 小

30 中奖啦！ (zhòngjiǎng la!) P. 142

31 作业 （HOMEWORK） MyChineseLab Complete Character Book Lesson 7
Prepare for final-term projects 1.Pasadena City College、University of Southern California 001 – 626 – 585 – – 626 – 585 – E.Cohorado Blvd.Pasadena, CA 2. Trip 3.

32 These pictures are given to students for them to label thank you and you’re welcome. Ask: “who’s saying thank you? Who’s saying you’re welcome?”