# 5 (Level 2-3) #6 (Level1) Everyday Chinese Video

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"shui" with 3rd tone would be?

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This quiz titled 'EVERYDAY CHINESE VIDEO' assesses understanding of Chinese Pinyin, focusing on pronunciation and translation of basic phrases. It tests knowledge of how certain Pinyin sounds are represented and interpreted in everyday language, enhancing learners' foundational Chinese linguistic skills.

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Wo shi ni de lao shi means?

Explanation
The phrase "wo shi ni de lao shi" is a translation from Mandarin Chinese to English. In English, it means "I am your teacher."

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Huai means?
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What would "ien" sound like?

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The given word "ien" would sound like "in".

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"miao" like?

Explanation
The word "miao" is often associated with the sound that a cat makes. Therefore, the most logical and fitting answer to the question would be "cat".

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"qian" with 2nd tone would mean?

Explanation
The word "qian" with the 2nd tone in Mandarin Chinese means "money."

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"iou" would end up be?
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Huan means?
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"uai" sounds like?
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When he taugh "ua", what did he say it sound like?
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"uei" what got drop out when you?
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"dui" means?
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WHAT DOES PINYIN MEANS?

Explanation
The term "Pinyin" refers to the system used to spell out Chinese characters using the Roman alphabet. "Pin" represents the action of spelling out the characters, while "yin" represents the sound or pronunciation of the characters. Therefore, "Pinyin" means the system of spelling out Chinese characters based on their pronunciation.

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