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Chinese Numbers Guide for Beginners

The document is a guide for beginners learning Mandarin numbers, covering numbers 0-19 and multiples of ten. It includes pronunciation in Pinyin, examples of number formation, and links to video discussions for further learning. An activity is assigned where students must submit a video of themselves counting specific ranges of numbers.
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Chinese Numbers Guide for Beginners

The document is a guide for beginners learning Mandarin numbers, covering numbers 0-19 and multiples of ten. It includes pronunciation in Pinyin, examples of number formation, and links to video discussions for further learning. An activity is assigned where students must submit a video of themselves counting specific ranges of numbers.
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Prepared By:

Dianne Pauline J. Rabe, LPT


Mandarin Instructor
Number Hanzi/Chinese Characters Pinyin
0 零/0 Líng
1 一 Yī
2 二 Èr
3 三 Sān
4 四 Sì
5 五 Wǔ
6 六 Liù
7 七 Qī
8 八 Bā
9 九 Jiǔ
10 十 Shí
• Numbers from 1-10 are the numbers
a beginner should master the most;
• Be mindful with the tone marks when
pronouncing each number.
Number Hanzi/Chinese Characters Pinyin
11 十一 Shí yī
12 十二 Shí èr
13 十三 Shí sān
14 十四 Shí sì
15 十五 Shí wǔ
16 十六 Shí liù
17 十七 Shí qī
18 十八 Shí bā
19 十九 Shí jiǔ
• When translating numbers from 11-19,
follow the pattern below:
十 shí (10) then add the lacking
Example: 十五 shí wǔ 15
10 add = 15
• Translating numbers like 20, 30, 40, 50,
60, 70, 80, 90:
20 二十 èr shí 60 六十 liù shí
30 三十 sān shí 70 七十 qī shí
40 四十 sì shí 80 八十 bā shí
50 五十 wǔ shí 90 九十 jiǔ shí
_____ multiply by 10 十 (shí)

Example: 80 八十 (bā shí)


8 × 10 = 80
bā × shí = bā shí
• Translating numbers like 29, 45, 38, 67
etc, follow the pattern below:
Example:
89 = 80 + 9
= bāshí + jiǔ = bāshíjiǔ
= 八十九
Curious Case of Liǎng 两:
• Video Discussion Link:
[Link]
W56AhLN58W5YJBjHf8Y65tIT/view?usp=sharing

Big Chinese Numbers:


• Video Discussion Link:
[Link]
mjJAv7_XnwOFkCQ8/view?usp=sharing
ACTIVITY NO: ______ DATE: _________

TASK: Take a video of yourself while counting


numbers from:
• 1-20
• 130-135
• 220-225
• 1340-1345
• 67891-67895
NOTE:
a. Upload your self-made video in your OWN
Google drive.
b. Right click the video you uploaded then click
SHARE.
c. Change its privacy into “anyone with the link”.
This means, anyone on the internet with this
link can view the video you uploaded.
d. Click COPY LINK.
e. Go to our LMS. Paste the link of your video in
the assignment posted.
f. Finally, click HAND IN or TURN IN or SUBMIT.
Wait for the notification that your link is posted
already. Double check, then you’re all set. Wait
for your output to be graded by the instructor.

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