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LESSONS
Lesson 1: Asking Questions I
对话 / Teiwo / Dialogue
Lesson 1: Asking Questions I
- Simple questions (location and existence of an object; in the dialogue below, a library Dusikuu and bookstores Síti)
va interrogative particle usage (equivalent to English "do... ?"). - Basic negation, ve-
- Generic expressions of gratitude: Zhiazhia non (thank you); apology: Teivechi.
对话 / Teiwo / Dialogue
