d sn k wn l
·
Lesson Three Asking the Way
mi k:
Lo ji, x dn l zhr yuăn b yuăn?
ˣ
ͼݣԶԶ
Mike:
Excuse me, is Xidan far from here?
L li:
Bĭ jiăo yuăn, q ch dĕi r sh wŭ fn zhng zuŏ yu.
ȽԶﳵ25 ҡ
Lili:
Yes, quite far. It will take you twenty-five minutes by bicycle.
mi k:
zu ch fng bin ma?
ˣ
Mike:
Is it easy to take a bus?
L li:
Hn fng bin, yao zu q zhn ch, xi ch ji sh.
ܷ㣬Ҫվ³ǡ
Lili:
Yes, very easy. You just take seven stations to go to Xidan. You cant miss it.
mi k:
Qĭng wn do fŭ yu ji yŏu du yuăn?
ˣ
ʵҽжԶ
Mike:
And could you tell me how far is it to Fuyoujie from here?
L li:
Nn q x dn de sh hu, l gu fŭ yu ji.
ȥʱ·ҽ֡
Lili:
On your way to Xidan, youll pass by Fuyoujie.
mi k:
Fŭ yu ji do x dn yuăn b yuăn?
ˣ
ҽֵԶԶ
Mike:
Is it far from Fuyoujie to Xidan?
L li:
B yuăn le, zŏu sh fn zhng ji do le.
ԶˣʮӾ͵ˡ
Lili:
Not too far, you just need to walk for ten minutes.
ݷѣص㲻ַʱҪ·һ죬Ҫȥһλĵıڸָ·
When you have a trip or visit to your friends or acquaintances alone, you may come across an unknown or unclear address and you will have to ask the way. One day, Mike wants to go to Xidan and a warmhearted Beijing girl is telling him the way.
When you have a trip or visit to your friends or acquaintances alone, you may come across an unknown or unclear address and you will have to ask the way. One day, Mike wants to go to Xidan and a warmhearted Beijing girl is telling him the way.
1. ·wn l: ask the way
2. l: from
3. zhr: here
4. Զyuăn: far
5. ͼlo ji: excuse me
6. zu ch: take a bus
7. fng bin: easy
8. zuŏ yu: about
9. Ƚbĭ jiăo: quite
10.·l gu: pass by
Copyright © China Internet Information Center. All Rights Reserved
E-mail: webmaster@china.org.cnTel: 86-10-68326688
E-mail: webmaster@china.org.cnTel: 86-10-68326688