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Эгшиг болон гийгүүлэгч

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2.
Ihe four tones
hdo
bÖ
Iin
nd
ping
wö
ni
håo
bÖ
lin
ping
hén
Yé
håo
bö
Iin
wö
hén
Yé
ni
hdo
bö
Iin
nd
wö
hén
ni hdo
Libö
I-in
Yüping
wÖ hén håo
yé
hén hdo

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Lesson 1
Ni hdo
l'ext
Saying hello
Lb Yüping:
LibÖ:
LibÖ, ni
Vro
NY håo, Lb Yüping.

New
Words
Pr
2. Indo
Lü Yüping
3.
4. Libö
you
good; well; fine; O.K.
(name of a Chinese reporter)
(name of a Canadian student)

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Libö:
Lin Nd:
Libö:
Greetings
Lin NO, ni håo ma?
Wö
hén håo, ni ne? 9
hén häo.@

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ma
2. wö
3. hén
4. ne
5.
6.
New
Nd
QPt
Adv
MdPt
Adv
yé
Lin
-dL(l)
(interrogative particle for question expecting
yes-no answer)
l; me
very
(a modal particle used for elliptical questions)
too; also
(name of a British student)

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KEY SENTENCES
l.
2.
3.
4.
Ni hdo
hdo ma?
Wö hén häo,

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l. jtJJiFYlJQißTi Complete Ihe following dialogue
Lfn Nd: Libö, nr hdo!
Libö:
2. Make a clialogue based on the picture
(1)
(2)

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stroke
1
Name
diån
héng
shü
nd
ti
Basic strokes of
Example
The
Chinese characters
Way to Write
dot is written fiom top to bottom-right, as in
the first stroke of " I' I
The horizontal stroke is written from left to right.
The venical stroke is written from top downward to
bottom, as in the second stroke of "8 ".
The downward-left stroke is written from top to
bottom-left, as in the second stroke of "JJ
The downwald-right stroke is written from top to
bottom-right, as in the second stroke of
The upward stroke is written from bottom-left to
top-right, as in the fourth stroke Of "ft".

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