👋 BÀI 6: XIN CHÀO – TIẾNG TRUNG CƠ BẢN

Hello everyone. Today we will learn the 6th lesson. It is the basic Chinese greeting. Hello, we will read it as nǐ hǎo. First, we have a sentence. From the Chinese version, we will read it as nǐ. Let's listen together. You hear it like the word nǐ. You can read it as nǐ or nǐ. Next, we have the words tốt and khỏe. There is a breath in the throat. It's not the sound khẹt, it's khẹo. It's just the sound hờ. Let's listen together. hạo is tốt and khỏe. The word chào bạn is often combined with the word bạn. And the word khỏe and tốt are together. It's nǐ hǎo. Next, we have the words các bạn. It's nǐ mên. Let's listen together. So, we have chào các bạn is nǐ mên hạo. nǐ mên and hạo are nǐ mên hạo. It's chào các bạn. nǐ is bạn. And now, let's use a more polite word for older people. It's ngày ông bà. We will use the word niến. Let's listen together. Niến is short. Let's listen again. It's ngày ông bà. So, chào ngày, chào ông, chào bà. We will use the word niến hạo. It's chào ngày, chào ông, chào bà. It's niến hạo. Now, the word giáo viên. In Vietnamese, the word lạo sư is lạo sư, and thầy is giáo viên. We will use the word lạo sư. Let's listen together. Let's read it again. lạo sư is giáo viên. chào giáo viên is lạo sư. Now, let's add the word hạo. lạo sư hạo chào thầy, chào cô, chào giáo viên is lạo sư hạo. lạo sư hạo Now, we have another name, Lý Nhất Dân. It's Lý Yý Miễn. Lý Yý Miễn Let's read it again. Lý Yý Miễn Lý Yý Miễn is Lý Nhất Dân. Another name. Lý Yý Miễn We have another name, A Miễn. It's A Minh. A Miễn A Miễn is A Minh. We have another name, Martin. It's Mạ Tinh. Mạ Tinh Let's listen together. Mạ Tinh is Mạ Tinh. And the last name is Lín Na. It's Lín Na. Lín Na So, we have some names like this and some basic words. We have these numbers here. This word, Mân, when combined with other words, usually means a lot of numbers. We have the word Nị as a friend. Nị Minh We have Tha as a brother or a sister. So, we combine the word Mân Vô Tha with Tha Minh. It means They. They Sisters Brothers It depends on the situation. Tha Minh is They. Tha Minh The word Niễn is used with a polite meaning. It's respectful to elders. So, when we greet the elders, we don't use the word Ni Hảo. We use the word Niễn Hảo. We greet the teacher, the uncle, the aunt, the uncle, the elders. We use the word Niễn with a polite meaning. And we combine the word Hảo with Niễn Hảo. A Miễn A Miễn is a Chinese person who often adds the letter A before calling a name. It shows kindness to younger people or close people. Some personal names often appear in the following sentences. There are some personal names here. Lý Di Miễn Lý Di Miễn is Lý Nhất Dân. A Miễn is A Minh. Mà Tiên is Mà Tiên. Lýn Nạ is Lýn Nạ. Let's go to the listening part. We listen to some basic sentences again. Hello! Ni Hảo Ni Hảo As you can see, these two bars go together. The first bar becomes the second bar. It's the question bar. Instead of reading the word Ni out loud, it's Ni going down, right? Hảo also goes down. When these two words go down, it makes the sentence very slow. If people don't read it like that, they will change the sound. Ni Hảo Ni Minh Hảo Hello! Ni Hảo Hello teacher! Lào Sư Hảo Hello teacher! If you want to greet someone by their name, just say their name and add Hảo. For example, Hello Linh Na! Hello teacher! That's all for today. See you in the next lesson. You can practice more on the website www.tôihọc.com Goodbye! See you in the next lesson!