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Beginner Chinese: Pronunciation, Characters, Words
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Module 10
Expressing Wants and Asking More Questions
Expressing Desires with 想 (xiǎng)
Recognize and write 想 (xiǎng, to want/to think) and use it to express a desire to do something (e.g., 我想喝茶).
2
Expressing Wants with 要 (yào)
Recognize and write 要 (yào, to want) and use it to express a need for an object (e.g., 我要一个).
3
Wants and Wishes: Using 想 (xiǎng) and 要 (yào)
Distinguish the basic usage of 想 (xiǎng) vs. 要 (yào) for expressing wants.
4
Introducing 谁 (shéi): Asking "Who?"
Recognize and write the question word 谁 (shéi, who) and use it in questions.
5
Using 哪 (nǎ) with Measure Words
Recognize and write the question word 哪 (nǎ, which) and use it with a measure word (e.g., 哪个人).
6
Asking "How Many" with 几 (jǐ)
Recognize and write the question word 几 (jǐ, how many) and use it to ask about small quantities.
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