Zhong wn yi lng yi

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?????Zhong wén yi líng yi
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Zhang, zhèngsheng???
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Ni(men) hao!?(?)?!You (pl.) well!
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(Zhang) laoshi hao!(?)???!
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Attendanceswitching sections?Introduce
Yourself Send me an email!zzhang_at_mail.sdsu.edu
your (Chinese) nameyour major/levelprevious
exposure to Chinesewhy Chinese?
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What can you expect from the course(s)?writing
samples from previous classes (102 travel
plans)summer program in Beijing/Shanghai
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Syllabushttp//www-rohan.sdsu.edu/dept/chinese/S
yllabusforChinese101Fall2009.htmsupplementary
stuff/ assignmentshttp//www-rohan.sdsu.edu/dept/
chinese/ICL1P1.htm
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Where is Mandarin Chinese Spoken
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Tones in Mandarin Chinesehigh ma-
motherlow ma_ horserising ma/
hempfalling ma\ scoldEnglish
intonationwho?/ right!\Use WaveSurfer!
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Tones in Cantoneseyut- yut_one, daysik-
sik_know, eatsup- sup_wet, solid
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Tones are important! bi_ writing
instrumentbi- bad swear wordmi\lu_ Peru
mi/lu\ lostshui_jiao_ dumplingsshui\jia
o\ sleep
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Identify these tones!??,??,??,??,??,??,??,
??,??,??,??,??,???
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Tone marks ma ma- ma1 ma ma_ ma3
má ma/ ma2mà ma\ ma4
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Pin-yin- (spell sound)1. not Chinese
writing, but indispensible learning tool2. 25
letters v not used3. do not read like
English Wang Peng song, long, wo4. letters
more consistent than English
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Most challenging sounds for English
speakersconsonants j, q, x, zh, r, z,
cvowels o e (ê ) i ü