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1. English | Mandarin | Pronouncing | 2. I | Woh3 | wo | 3. You | Ni3 | ni | 4. She/he | Tah | Ta | 5. We | Woh3 men2 | Wo men | 6. Right | Twei | twey | 7. Wrong | Pu2 twei | Pu twei | 8. Present | Chai | Chay | 9. Absent | Pu chai | Pu chay | 10. My/mine | Woh3 teh4 | Wo te | 11. Your/s | Nih3 teh4 | Ni te | 12. His/hers | The teh4 | Te te | 13. Our/s | Woh3 men teh | Wo men te | 14. Your/s | Ni3 men2 teh4 | Ni men te | 15. Quiet | Aching | Aching | 16. Please | Qing | Ching | 17. Sit | Cho | Cho | 18. Stand | Chan | Chan | 19. Please stand | Ching Cho | Ching cho | 20. Please sit | Ching Chan | Sit | 21. Ms. | Siaw3 chiey2 | Chow che | 22. Mr. | Sian cheng | Siyan cheng | 23. Mrs. | Tie4 tie4 | Tay tay | 24. Who are you? | Ni che shay? | Ni she say? | 25. Teacher | Lao shr | Law sher | 26. How about you? | Ni3 nah4? | Ni na | 27. Goo morning | Zao3 an | Chow an | 28. Good afternoon | Wu3 an | Wu an | 29. Good evening | Wan3 an | Wan an | 30. How are you? | Nin2 hao3 ma? | Ni how ma | 31. I am fine | Wo3 hen3 hao3 | Wo hen haw | 32. It’s alright | Hai2 hao3 | Hayho | 33. Not so good | Bu tai hao3 | Pu tay haw | 34. Very bad | Hen3 hu hao3 | Henhuhao | 35. I am sick | Wo3 sheng bing le4 | Wo cheng ping lo | 36. Please | Qing | Ching | 37. Ask for favor | Bai4 tuo | Pyto | 38. Come in | Jin4 lai | Chin lay | 39. Go in | Jin4 qu4 | Chin chi | 40. Go out | Chu qu4 | Chu chi | 41. Go up | Shang4 lai2 | Chang lay | | Shang qu4 | Chang chi | 42. Go down | Xia lai2 | Sya lay | | Xia qu4 | Sya chi | 43. Person | Lai | Lay | 44. Congratulations! | Gong xi | Kong si | 45. Welcome | Huan ying2 | Wuan ying | 46. You’re Welcome | Bu2 ke4 qi4 | Pukachi | 47. Good bye | Zai4 lian4 | Chay che | 48. Stand up | Zhan4 qi3 lai2 | Chan che |
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