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Lesson 032. Household Duties in Mandarin.

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Melnyks Chinese

Education, Courses, Language Learning

4.4701 Ratings

🗓️ 17 October 2024

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Ask an ayi (this is how you call a housekeeper in Mandarin Chinese) to do some household duties. Everything you need about household duties in Mandarin Chinese is in this lesson. Please signup and become a registered subscriber to download ALL 270+ audio lessons with full PDF transcripts, worksheets and more.

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0:00.0

Hello, dear listeners, welcome to Mandarin Chinese Lessons with Serge Melnik. You're listening to Lesson

0:10.1

32. This lesson's topic is household duties. So as usual, we will first learn the new vocabulary of this lesson, and then there will be

0:25.0

three situational dialogues, which we will hear several times, and at the end of the lesson,

0:33.8

there will be grammar notes.

0:35.9

So let's get started. And the first word today is,

0:44.3

ah y, ah, y, ah, well, this is the word. Aie. Aie. Aie.

0:55.4

Aie.

0:56.8

Well, this is the way how people in China call a housekeeper.

1:03.8

Literally, this word means aunt.

1:08.8

Aie.

1:10.5

So if you plan to hire somebody to help you do your household duties,

1:16.6

you will call that lady,

1:19.4

ahie.

1:22.6

Aie.

1:25.2

For example, I need a child.

1:26.7

I need to find a y'i. For example, I shoulda

1:28.3

I need to find an Ayei or a housekeeper.

1:34.3

I need to find an A.e.

1:36.3

I need to a housekeeper.

1:38.3

I shoulda a a yi.

1:43.3

So Aiyi, a housekeeper.

1:47.1

Very good.

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