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Email Newsletter Name: Emergency Chinese: See A Movie
Date Published: December 5, 2006


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Note: The spoken Chinese Mandarin language has 4 spoken tones. We have attempted to re-create those below where after each syllable we tell you (1), (2), (3), or (4) as they correspond to each of the 4 tones. We encourage you to complement your Xianzai.com Emergency Chinese newsletter with a good offline study program.

NEW WORDS
(1) Movie: dian(4) ying(3)
(2) Cinema: dian(4) ying(3) yuan(4)
(3) Film:dian(4) ying(3)
(4) Ticket: piao(4)
(5) How much: duo(1) shao(3) qian(2)
(6) Quiet: an(1) jing(4)

LESSON

  • Do you want to see a movie tonight?
    ni(3) jin(1) wan(3) xiang(3) qu(4) kan(4) dian(4) ying(3) ma?
  • Where is the nearest cinema?
    zui(4) jin(4) de dian(4) ying(3) yuan(4) zai(4) na(3) er?
  • What film is showing tonight?
    jin(1) wan(3) fang(4) shen(3) mo dian(4) ying(3)?
  • How much is a ticket?
    piao(4) duo(1) shao(3) qian(2)?
  • Please be quiet.
    qing(3) an(1) jing(4)
* Tip: Seeing a movie at the cinema in China is a great cultural experience. Although you can see Hollywood movies in most cities these days in China, it's best to try to get along to a locally made film.

Chinese cinema-goers are a little more enthusiastic than their counter-parts in the west. Chinese cinemas are noisy and a little crowded sometimes and in many, people can smoke during the movie. Regardless of the differences, you will find yourself laughing at the same time and crying together proving that people have more in common that they do differences.

   
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