Hi Everyone,
Sorry for my delay in sending this out, but at least I am getting it to
you before the weekend.
This past Monday night, we reviewed the vocabulary and dialogue from
Lesson 4 Dialogue 1 and then you all broke into small groups to run the
dialogue with your partners. Unfortunately, we did not have time to begin the
lesson's grammar points, so that is what we will start with on Monday.
Because this past Monday night was entirely review, picking up from
where we left off before the Easter Break and then my unfortunate kidney stones
absence 2 Mondays ago, there isn't much for me to type. Please take some time
this weekend, if you haven't already this past week, to review the 20 new
vocabulary words on pages 102-103. Please also review the dialogue on page 99
(PINYIN VERSION ONLY AT THIS POINT, PLEASE! LET'S MAKE SURE THAT WE ARE
PRONOUNCING EVERYTHING CORRECTLY BEFORE THE READERS AMONG YOU MOVE OVER TO PAGE
98 AND THE CHINESE CHARACTERS!).
Your homework is to watch the video version of the dialogue from either
the San Francisco State site or the Rhode Island site, both of which were
mentioned in my blog last September/October 2018. I assure you all that the
links are there, so please go to www.sayitrightchinese.com and take the time to
search the September / October 2018 Mandarin I archives at the right side of
the screen until you find the appropriate entry.
See you all on Monday. Thanks again to all of the well wishes regarding
my recent illness. I wound up having crystals (microscopic kidney stones) and
some other complicating factors that made me sick for about 9 or 10 days. I
really appreciate the nice emails and welcome backs from students in class this
past Monday!
Best wishes to all,
Brendan
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