1. nǐ hǎo
nǐ hǎo

2. 名字 dì èr kè 第二课 (L2) mÍng zi mù biāo 目标 (Objectives)
_ I can ask and answer the question what
your name is.
_ I can ask who someone is.

3. tóng xué
Qili and qingzuo 同名同姓 同学

4. míng zi 名字

5. shén me
Buidl connection 什么

6. shéi / shuí 谁

7. qǐng wèn nǐ jiào shénme míngzi
A: 请问，你叫 什么 ？
wǒ jiào
B: 我 叫 name。
　 tā ne tā shì shéi
A: 他呢？ 他是谁？
tā shì wǒ de tóng xué tā jiào
B: 他是我的 。他叫 name。

8. 叫jiào verb. to be called; to call
Grammar Notes
请问qǐng wèn
courtesy expression May I ask…
叫jiào verb. to be called; to call
wǒ jiào
e.g. 我叫 name 。
P6-P8 you do excercises yourself ; 请问; 我问你； 问老师他的名字是什么 mouth radical

9. 什么shénme pron. What Grammar Notes
Note that in Chinese, an asking sentence and an answering sentence have the same word order.
nǐ jiào shénme wǒ jiào
e.g. 你叫什么？ 我叫Frank。
P6-P8 you do excercises yourself ; 请问; 我问你； 问老师他的名字是什么

10. A: Who is he? 我叫Tom。 B: He is my teacher. A: Tā shì shéi? 他是谁?
liàn xí 练习 (Exercise)
Translation.
A: Who is he?
B: He is my teacher.
A: Tā shì shéi? 他是谁?
B: Tā shì wǒde lǎoshi. 他是我的老师。
A: Excuse me, what is your name?
请问， 你叫什么名字？
Qǐngwèn nǐ jiào shénme míngzi
B: My name is Tom.
我叫Tom。
Wǒ jiào
P6-P8 you do excercises yourself

11. pīn yīn 拼 音 (Pinyin) INTIALS g - like g in go k - like k in king
h - like h in happy
Textbook: P. F-15 F-7; P ; P. F-18 F-19
j NO
q EQUIVALENT
x IN ENGLISH
Think about words that have these initials ; xiexie; raist the first part of the tongue to touch the hard palate; let tip of your tongue touch the back of of lower teeth; x air stream not blokced consonant

12. Weekly Journal Entry Talk with your partner once a week
Write or type a 50-word log entry regarding your conversation with your partner.
At least 5 entries need to be completed at the end of session.
Extra Credits assigned for 10 entries

13. Sharing Online Tools & Resources for Learning Chinese
Find and introduce two online resources & tools for learning Chinese language and culture
Tell us what the resource & tool is about, which feature(s) you like best, and how to use it to learn Chinese, etc.
Extra credits are assigned if the online tools & resources you introduced are selected and posted on our class website
e.g.

14. 写字(xiězì) Character Writing
Stroke Performance
(魔法)
P P P

15. wén huà 文化(Culture) Chinese Names
Two Parts: 姓(xìng) + 名 Surname + Given Name
The surname is inherited from the father.
Most of Chinese surnames have one syllable.
The given name is significant and meaningful.
百家姓 (bǎijiāxìng)
A booklet collecting one hundred common Chinese surnames
Name Chop
Carved seal or stamp of one’s name
Used as signatures in official situations, such as legalizing a contract, acknowledging receipt of official documents,
picking up a registered letter in the post office, etc.
Honor, bravery, strength, success, common themes in names; related to beauty, purity, elegance. In official situations, pick up registered mails and sign the contract. acknowledge receipt of official documents. Sign the name with a pen, giving way to in an East Asian Cultural context
(Top Ten Chinese Surnames – Origin & Facts)
(comparison of Chinese and Western names)

16. PHONE ACTIVITIES
IPhone Pinyin Input Set-up:
Settings -> General -> International -> Keyboards -> Add New
Keyboard -> Chinese – Simplified Pinyin
Download WeChat App – Add your partner in your contact – Send Chinese message & audio to your partner (template shown in Word)
Search and tell the instructor the meaning of your given name, which is the second character in your two-character Chinese name.
Part of business culture; first step to know someone in developing business relationship. Honor, bravery, strength, success; beauty, purity, elegance

17. gē qǔ 歌 曲 (song)
你好!
Video II 4:33
Character Writing

18. zhōngwén 中文
他的中文老师, images or code inscried on oracle bone scripts for divination, the bones come from turtle or ox. Pray for answers regarding weather, fortune, or wars

19. yīng wén 英文
Mnemonic ; oracle bone inscription. Petal l

20. nǐ de zhōngwén míngzi shì shénme A: 你的中文名字是什么？
wǒ de zhōngwén míngzi shì
B: 我的中文 名字是 Chinese name。
　 nide yīngwén míngzi shì shénme
A: 你的 英 文 名字是什么?
wǒde yīngwén míngzi shì
B: 我的英文 名字 是 English name。
Everyone say one sentence in turn. Pinyin: 中 英

21. 的de possessive particle
Grammar Notes
的de possessive particle
- “Pronoun + 的” is the equivalent of possessive
pronouns in English
e.g. 我的 wǒde my
你的 nǐde your
他的/她的 tāde his/her
All particles

22. 的de possessive particle
Grammar Notes
的de possessive particle
“Noun + 的” is the equivalent of “Noun’s” in English
e.g. I am Teacher Zhou’s student.
我是周老师的学生。
Wǒ shì Zhōulǎoshī de xuésheng.
All particles

23. Grammar Exercise Translation.
1. My Chinese Teacher’s English Name is Frank.
Wǒ de Zhōngwén lǎoshī de yīngwén míngzi shì Frank.
我的中文老师的英文名字是Frank。
2. Are you Cerritos College’s student? Yes.
Nǐ shì Cerritos College de xuésheng ma?
你是Cerritos College 的学生吗？
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24. pīnyīn 拼音 (Pinyin) INTIALS z - like ds in lads c - like ts in students
s - like s in son
P. F-16: F-8; F-9; F-11
P. 24:
(tongue twister song)
zh - like g in germ
ch - like ch in church
sh - like sh in shirt r
Words that have these initials. Their sounds are made by putting the tip of the tongue against the upper front teeth and then forcing air through.
These sounds are pronounced by curling the tip of the tongue back to touch the front of the hard palate, leaving a narrow opening between the tongue and roof of the mouth to allow some air to flow through. Similar tongue placement

25. pīn yīn 拼 音 (Pinyin) INTIALS 21 Textbook: P. 24 2-2; 2-3 P. F-17: F-13
Words that have these initials; students read these initials and practice themselves.

26. 写字(xiězì) Character Writing
Stroke Performance; bring new lives to the world (姓)
Matriarchal vs. Patriarchal carry family line, holy; enshrined and worshipped ; surname indicated the continuance of family line.
(小宝) 天气 加油 P

27. Make your Name CARD
(logo) Cerritos College (Your Chinese Name) (Title) 电话： XXX-XXX-XXXX 地址： XXXXXXXXXXX
Part of business culture; first step to know someone in developing business relationship.

28. wén huà 文化(Culture)
Name CARD When exchanging business cards, - Say “Nǐhǎo! Wǒde míngpiàn” - Present and receive the cards with both hands and with smile - Take a look at the info on the card and confirm one or two pieces of information in the cards with each other
Part of business culture; first step to know someone in developing business relationship. When exchanging business cards, one should present and receive the cards with both hands and with smile to show respect and sincerity. After that, Chinese people usually take a look at the details on the card to determine how to properly address each other.

29. Chinese Greetings Polite Greeting Nǐ Hǎo! Nǐ Hǎo! Nǐ Hǎo Ma？ Hěn Hǎo !
Zǎoshàng Hǎo! Zǎoshàng Hǎo!
Casual Greeting
Z ǎo! Z ǎo!
Hai! Hai!
Zěnmeyàng？ Hái Hǎo.

30. tiǎozhàn 挑战(Challenge)
P. 23 Supplementary Practice
P. 32 Let’s Go
Lessons 2 Core Vocabulary on Quizlet:

31. Dances Across China
Use a word to form a sentence

32. zùo yè 作业 （HOMEWORK） MyChineseLab
Complete Lesson 2 Character Book (copy each simplified character 8 times)
Find a language partner and prepare to write the first weekly journal entry
Prepare for Unit Test 1 (Lessons 1-2) (listening & reading posted on MyChineseLab; speaking & writing completed in class)
Typing Chinese; 1:30 hours, lab, type Chinese and recording