Lesson 065. Chinese Grammar Lesson.

Learn Mandarin Chinese - Chinese Audio Lessons

Melnyks Chinese

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🗓️ 21 November 2024

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

This is a Chinese grammar summary lesson, so you will learn most commonly used grammar in Mandarin Chinese that we mentioned a bit in the previous lessons. There are some new grammar structures as well. The PDF transcript of this lesson has all the written information so in the audio part you will only listen to the new vocabulary and examples. Please signup to access the PDF transcript of this and the rest of the lessons.

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0:00.0	Dear listeners, hello and welcome to Mandarin Chinese Lessons with Serge Melnik.
0:09.7	This is Lesson 65, and our today's lesson is grammar summary.
0:16.2	So today we will review some most commonly used grammar of Mandarin Chinese.
0:24.0	We learn a lot in the past 64 lessons.
0:28.1	Now let's summarize it and make sure that we review all that.
0:33.0	This lesson's PDF transcript has all the written information,
0:37.0	so in the audio section, I will only record
0:39.4	some new vocabulary. All right. Are you ready? Awesome. Let's get started. We learned the word for
0:50.3	should. Let's say I should do something, you should do something. Remember?
0:55.0	I,
0:56.0	I,
0:57.0	I,
0:58.0	good.
0:59.0	Today we will learn another word,
1:01.0	Dei.
1:03.0	Dei.
1:04.0	It also means should.
1:08.0	Let's say,
1:09.0	I've got
1:10.0	in Lundon, I should change planes in London to
1:12.1	I should change planes in London.
1:20.4	They're at London to rune.
	...

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