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Learn Chinese 2 : My family
| Click on the speaker icon of each sentence and listen to the recording. Each sentence follows this pattern : Pinyin (that's Chinese written in Latin characters), Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and the English translation of the sentence.
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| Nǐ yǒu gēge ma? |
| 你有哥哥吗﹖ |
| 你有哥哥嗎﹖
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| Do you have (elder) brothers? |
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| Wǒ méiyou gēge. |
| 我没有哥哥。 |
| 我沒有哥哥。 |
| I don't have (elder) brothers. |
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| Nǐ yǒu mèimei ma? |
| 你有妹妹吗﹖ |
| 你有妹妹嗎﹖
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| Do you have (younger) sisters? |
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| Wǒ yě méiyou mèimei. |
| 我也没有妹妹。 |
| 我也沒有妹妹。
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| I don't have (younger) sisters, either. |
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| 5. |
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| Xièxie. |
| 谢谢。 |
| 謝謝。
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| Thank you. |
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| 6. |
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| Búxiè. |
| 不谢。 |
| 不謝。
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| You are welcome. |
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| 7. |
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| Zàijiàn. |
| 再见。 |
| 再見。
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| Good-bye. |
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| 8. |
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| Zàijiàn. |
| 再见。 |
| 再見。
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| Good-bye. |
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| Notes |
- 'ma' is a question marker. 'Nǐ yǒu mèimei ma?' means 'Do you have sister(s)?'
- A question can also be formed by repeating the verb and inserting 'méi' or 'bù'. For example:
Nǐ yǒu
mèimei ma?
Nǐ yǒu méiyou mèimei?
- These two questions mean the same thing. 'yí ge' means 'one'. 'ge' is a measure word which is used for persons and other items following a numeral.
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