Lesson 13
Key Sentences
ən tərəg obə̌r mɔŋgɔl iːn jix sʊrgʊːld xurn ʊː? | Does the bus go to Inner Mongolia University? | |
nəg biletən xədiː ʤɔːs we? | How much does one ticket cost? | |
mæː nəg ʤɔːs | Here you go. Here is one yuan. | |
obə̌r mɔŋgɔl iːn jix sʊrgʊːld ɔʧxəd hədən ortoː bæːx we? | How many (bus) stops are there on the way to Inner Mongolia University? | |
biː mɔŋgɔl ɔːr bɑg jærə̌ʤ ʧædnɑː | I can speak Mongolian a little. | |
obə̌r mɔŋgɔl iːn jix sʊrgʊːld xurbəː | We have arrived at Inner Mongolia University. | |
tɑrɑːlə̌ŋgiːn jix sʊrgʊːld ɔʧnɔː tərə̌g sœln ʊː? | I’m going to the Agricultural University. Do I have to change buses? | |
xəddʊgɑːr ʤɑm iːn tərə̌g iː sœlə̌x we? | Which bus number to do have to change to? |
Dialogs
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Although this is not part of the actual lesson, here the the repeated content of the bus recording for your information. The different station names are substituted where Inner Mongolia University occurs here.
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Substitution
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Expansion
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Vocabulary
xur | to arrive | |
biled | ticket | |
n, ni | its, grammar particle | |
mæ, mai | here you go | |
ortoː | station, (bus) stop | |
bɑg | small, little | |
ʧæd | can, to be able to | |
tærɑːlə̌ŋ | agriculture, farming | |
sœl | switch, change | |
xəddugəːr | which number | |
gɑr | to get on | |
ɑː | grammar particle, makes a command more polite | |
bɑl, bəl | if (verb ending) | |
toxoːr | to understand | |
æl | which | |
ʊlə̌s | country, nation | |
bʊː | to get off | |
xɑmɑːgui | no problem, you’re welcome | |
gɑʤə̌r iː ʤʊrə̌g | map | |
xurə̌m | jacket, coat | |
dʊmdə̌d ʊlə̌s | China (Middle Country) | |
kʊrijɑː ʊlə̌s | South Korea | |
æŋgə̌l ʊlə̌s | England, UK | |
mɔŋgə̌l ʊlə̌s | Mongolia | |
tədnuːs | they | |
ɑjɑnʧid | passengers | |
dɔtə̌gʃ | inward | |
lɑbdʊːn | steady, stable, firm | |
dɑrɑːʧ | next | |
bəldxə | to prepare, to get ready |
** “ticket” should be “b”, not “p”.
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