Chinese Link Lesson 4 Pinyin practice - food items
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This document contains a dialogue in Chinese between two people, A and B, where A asks what B wants to eat, and B responds that they want to eat rice. It then provides some common questions and responses in Chinese, such as "What do you want?", "What do you want to drink?", "What do you like to eat?", "What do you like to drink?", "Do you have _____?", and "Do you have/don't have _____?". Finally, it encourages the reader to "hurry up".
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- 1. Joanne Chen IVC Chinese instructor
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