horse is mine.
- Please, Mr. Li, ask your friend to sit down.
- This is my meaning, that is his meaning.
- Jesus is our Savior.
- What pencils are there?
- This is my friend's tea.
- Please, Pastor Li, read the Bible.
- The books and chairs are mind; the money and horses are his.
- Please, sir, sit on the chair.
- May I ask what this is? It is my inkslab.
- The ink is his, the pen is mine.
LESSON III.
- 一
- siŏh, ék: one
- 二
- lâng, nê: two
- 三
- săng: three
- 四
- se: four
- 五
- ngô: five
- 六
- lĕ̤k: six
- 七
- chék: seven
- 八
- báik: eight
- 九
- gāu: nine
- 十
- sĕk: ten
- 着冬那
- diŏh dĕ̤ng-nē̤: where?
- 一隻錢
- siŏh-ciáh cièng: one cash
- 一隻𠆧
- siŏh-ciáh nè̤ng: one man
- 一本聖經
- siŏh-buōng Séng Gĭng: a Bible
- 一件乇
- siŏh-iông nó̤h: one thing
- 只一隻
- cī siŏh-ciáh: this one
- 許一隻
- hṳ̄ siŏh-ciáh: that one
- 一杯茶
- siŏh-bŭoi dà: a cup of tea
- 一張椅
- siŏh-tiŏng iē: a chair
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- 務
- ô: to have, there is, there are
- 看
- káng: to se̤, lo̤k
- 聽
- tiăng: to hear
- 俤
- diê: who, which
- 幾
- guī: how many?
- 一百
- siŏh-bah: one hundred
- 掏
- dò̤: to tkae in the hand
- 掏來
- dò̤ lì: to bring
- 掏去
- dò̤ kó̤: to take away
- 一把轎
- siŏh-bā giêu: a sedan
- 者
- ciā: this
- 那
- hiā: that
- 椆
- diù: closet, cupboard
- 綢
- diù: silk cloth
- 碼
- mā: a yard
- 一主
- siŏh-ciō: one family
- 箬壤
- niŏh-uâi: how many
- 俤𠆧
- diê-nè̤ng: who?
- 縛
- bŭoh: to tie up
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The Numerary Adjunct or Classifier
One of the most important of all Chinese idioms is the use of a certain particle with each noun, in enumeration or description. This
