Integrated Chinese Volume 2 / L1P2 - Teacher Explanation

Explore lesson 11 vocabulary and the A B B and A comparison structure, with examples on weather, height (taller/shorter), and actions like set a time and go down.

Explore how to express past tense and narrative shifts in Chinese, using the a b b a structure and time cues for weather, activities, and plans.

Learn key Chinese vocabulary from lesson 11, including words for nice, fun, and go out, with notes on Beijing and Shanghai, plus weather and seasons.

Lesson 11 dialogue 2 teaches practical Chinese through weather descriptions, degree words like quite and a little bit, and conversations about opinions and finding jobs near California.

Learn core dining-related Chinese vocabulary: restaurants, cafes, waiters, dumplings, chopsticks, vegetarian dishes, meat and seafood, cooking methods (steam, boil, pan-fry), and common ordering phrases.

Explore the topic-comment structure in Chinese, showing how the topic appears first and the comment follows. Use dining-out dialogues and examples like even one cup of tea to illustrate emphasis.

Explore Chinese food vocabulary and adjectives, from describing tastes like tasty and extremely tasty, to naming meats, dining phrases, and basic cooking terms through practical examples.

This lesson guides you through a Chinese restaurant dialogue, teaching how to order dishes, describe food as delicious, and express emphasis with repetition, while handling money, prices, and change.

Build Chinese vocabulary for directions, places, and activities, with examples like go to Beijing or Shanghai, terms like ping pong, and place words like bookshop and sports center.

Explore directional complements in lesson 13 dialogue 1, teaching students how to express coming to the speaker and going away, plus position terms like left, right, front, back, and up.

Master essential Chinese vocabulary for giving and understanding directions, including go straight, turn left or right, and describing intersections and maps, with examples about Beijing, Japan, and China.

Master topic-first Chinese dialogue with reduplication for soft tone. Practice giving directions to Chinatown, discussing Chinese food, and using finish and how to express completed actions.

Present the lesson 14 vocabulary: everyday Chinese terms for people and objects, hand-held measure words, family terms like surface elder sister, and common foods and drinks with practical examples.

Learn how to express doing something in Chinese using words before a verb to show doing something, through a dialogue about going to a party, celebrations, gifts, and preferences.

This lecture covers lesson 14 vocabulary and grammar, including noun suffixes, sentence patterns with verbs and adjectives, and discussing Chinese zodiac years and the year of birth through examples.

Explore topic-comment structure and duration expressions in Chinese through dialogue and practice. Learn how to drop or maintain topics and connect actions with time, repetition, and common greetings.

Learn health vocabulary, including hospital, seeing a doctor, sickness, and medicine, plus Chinese and Western medicine notes. Practice measure words and the ba structure to place objects before actions.

Understand the chinese ba structure for object-first sentences, such as hold the book then act. Explore as soon as (eteo) and three times for timing and repetition.

Explore lesson 15 vocabulary 2 from integrated chinese volume 2, teaching terms for body and health, allergy, pharmacy, insurance, and everyday expressions about time, rest, and daily actions.

Learn the by structure to place the object first and tell what to do with it, while mastering illness-related vocabulary, medicines, and pharmacy visits.

Express similarity with 'the same', discuss impression, show a film, spend time and money, make an effort, become good friends, and decide together.

Explore lesson 16 dialogue through descriptive complements and topic-comment structures, practicing how to describe people, situations, and movie-watching scenarios in Chinese.

Learn essential Chinese vocabulary from lesson 16, focusing on rooms and house terms, travel phrases, asking for a cell phone number, and everyday items like electricity and a refrigerator.

Explore lesson 16 dialogue 2 through practical Chinese dialogue practice, polite questions, memory recall, invitations to dance, and key grammar like the should-structure and directional complements.

Master practical Chinese vocabulary in lesson 17, covering verbs for cooking, renting, walking, and driving, with measure words and room terms like kitchen and bathroom.

Explore how to express ongoing actions and limits using Chinese verb structure, topic-comment organization, and potential complements, with dorm, computer, and apartment scenarios.

Learn Chinese vocabulary for rooms and furniture, rent, money, and everyday life expressions, including one bedroom, living room, dining table, bookshelf, and currency terms.

Explore a rental dialogue in integrated chinese volume 2 lesson 17 dialogue 2, covering apartment features, rent, deposits, currency (yen, renminbi), location-first structure, and pets.

Presenting lesson 18 vocabulary, including be afraid of fat, two meanings, verb versus noun use, sports terms like ping pong and tennis racket, and get up early.

Explore lesson 18 dialogue about changing body size, exercise, and expressing duration in Chinese, with insights on negative forms and verb placement.

Learn vocabulary for university life and language growth, including to go to university, my Chinese level improved, and sports terms like football and competition, with related verbs and phrases.

Explore Chinese grammar through the duration of actions and time expressions, placing time phrases before objects and using passive voice, distinguishing main verbs from accompanying actions.

Explore lesson 19 vocabulary covering travel, holidays, and city terms in Chinese, including vacation plans, national holidays, major cities like Beijing, Hong Kong, and Taipei, and travel essentials.

Explore a lesson on descriptive complements, expressing plans and degrees in Chinese dialogue, including travel to beijing, summer school, visas, and passport discussions.

Learn travel vocabulary for booking flights and tickets, discounts, shuttle schedules, and checking prices. Explore hotel terms, renting apartments in Beijing, vegetarian meals, and airline references like Hong Kong aviation.

Engage in a Chinese dialogue about booking travel, comparing airline tickets and prices, and learning counting units like ten thousand and hundred million within travel planning.