Chinese doesn't conjugate verbs, but instead uses a special marker "le" for the past tense. Learn how it marks completed actions and new states.
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Nǐ Àiren Lái Ma? - 0:55
To Come - 1:10
Nǐ Àiren Lái Ma? - 1:18
Nǐ Àiren Lái Le Ma? - 2:24
Has Come - 2:43
Le - 3:01
She's Here. - 3:14
Nǐ Àiren Lái Le Ma? - 3:32
Nǐ Péngyou Yě Dōu Lái Le Ma? - 3:55
Nǐ Àiren Yě Lái Le Ma? - 4:34
Has / Hasn't - 5:02
She's Not Coming. - 5:18
Nǐ Àiren Yě Lái Le Ma? - 5:57
Méi Lái - 6:18
Tā Lái Le Ma? - 6:42
When? - 6:50
Time - 6:58
What Time - 7:06
Tomorrow - 7:18
Tā Shénme Shíhou Lái? - 7:25
Nǐ Péngyou Shénme Shíhou Dào? - 7:55
Arrive - 8:14
Already - 8:22
Nǐ Péngyou Shénme Shíhou Dào? - 8:30
Nǐ Àiren Háizi Yǐjīng Lái Le Ma? - 8:55
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║ Credits
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Producer - Fame Ketover
Writers - John Harvey, Lucille Barale, Roberta Barry, Thomas Madden, Susan Pola
Script Supervisor - Fame Ketover
Chinese Speakers - Chuan Chao, Ying-chih Chen, Hsiao-jung Chen, Eva Diao, Jan Hu, Tsung-mi Li, Yunhui Yang
Original Music - Fame Ketover
Editor - Fame Ketover
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Hi, I'm Fame Ketover of Lenguin.com and this is Mandarin Chinese. One of the cool things about Chinese, is that you don't need to worry about conjugating verbs! Today we're going to introduce you to the magic of the "le" marker.
In this lesson we'll take a look at questions and answers about arrivals and departures. You'll remember that Mr. Martin's wife arrived in China a few weeks after he did. Here's a conversation he might have had with someone before she arrived.
Listen.
● Is your wife coming?
○ Nǐ àiren lái ma?
○ Nǐ àiren lái ma?
● She is coming.
○ Tā lái.
○ Tā lái.
Here's the verb "to come".
lái
lái
lái
Listen for the verb "to come"
("lái")
in the live exchange.
○ Nǐ àiren lái ma?
○ Tā lái.
Try translating it.
○ Nǐ àiren lái ma?
● Is your wife coming?
○ Tā lái.
● She is coming.
In English we may sometimes use ...
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