Renting an apartment in China Flashcards
zū
wǒ xiǎng zū yí liàng qìchē
zū fángzi
to rent I want to rent a car measure word for car rent a house I can rent a stroller if I walk straight through the zoo
gōngyù
zhùzhái
apartment - but newer high rise
apartment
I have gone straight to my apartment but you fell down
the jukebox goes down but the jive goes up at the older apartment
tào
measure word for apartment.
only one tower of apartments fell down
dìqū
district, area of a city
dee went down to chew the flat gum in the city district
píngāngmǐ
ping went up to see Ann lying down with me bouncing up and down for one meter.
square meter - 1 m = 10.7 square feet
kètīng
living room.
the cut went all the way down and went ting on the flat table in the living room
cāntīng
dining room
like a restaurant only in your house
chúfáng
kitchen
he likes to chew up room when in the kitchen
yángtái
balcony
the young tie themselves up and the balcony
chēwèi
parking site
the car sits on the flat parking space while it waits
fángdōng
landlord
the room owner’s bell went dong when it fell on the flat table
zūjīn
rent (amount of rent)
the zoo (get sound)
The zoo rents Jean a flat
hóngqiáo
business district
Hong chows up in the business district
qǔběi
a popular area to live in Shanghai.
jiālèfú
Carrefour
family loves to fall down but go up for the food court
duōdà
how big
do you know how big da flat table is that fell down?
ānjìng
Zhèlǐ shì yíge hěn ānjìng de dìfāng
quiet
Here is a very quiet
place
Ann was lying down and fell off the bed quietly singing jingle bells
jiaōtōng
transport, transportation.
ge, ouch the tone of traffic here is really loud
fāngbiàn
convenient
it’s convenient
for Fong to lie down when he’s being the fall guy
huòzhě
hoes fall down or they just bounce up and down
Used in statements, not in
questions. If you ask a question or asking for a
choice
yājīn
qǐng xiān fù yājīn
yǒu méiyǒu yājīn
deposit
Please pay deposit first.
is there a deposit?
ya can say jingle bells only if you make a flat deposit.
xíng
OK
Informal
my shin is going up but the is OK
kànkàn
to look
wǒ xiǎng zū yítào gōngyù
I’d like to rent an apartment.
nǐ xǐhuān zhù nǎlǐ
Where would you like to live?
hóngqiáo hoùzhě gǔběi dōu xíng. Yǒu zài jiālèfú fùjìn de fángzi ma?
Hongqiao or Gubei, all are fine. Are there
any apartments near Carrefour?
Yǒu. Nǐ xiǎng kànkàn ma?
Yes, we have. Would you like to have a look?
zhè tào gōngyù duōdà?Yǒu jǐge fángjiān
How big is this apartment? How many rooms
does it have?
Sānbǎi píngfāngmǐ, yǒu sānge wòshì, yíge kètīng, yíge cāntīng, yíge chēwèi. Hěn shūfu, hěn ānjìng, jiāotōng fēicháng fāngbiàn
300 square meters, there
are three bedrooms, one living room, one
dining room, one kitchen, three bathrooms and one balcony, and also there is one parking
site. It’s very comfortable, very quiet, the
transportation is very convenient.
búcuò, zūjīn she duōshǎo
Not bad, how much is the rent?
Wǒ shénme shíhou kěyí qù kànkàn ne?
When can I go to have a look?
jīntiān wǎnshàng zěnmeyàng
What about tonight?
Háishì
Nǐ hē chá háishì kāfēi
is generally used in an interrogative
sentence indicating a choice.
You
drink tea or coffee?
Háishì
Nǐ hē chá háishì kāfēi
is generally used in an interrogative
sentence indicating a choice.
You
drink tea or coffee?
Nǐ xǐhuān běijīng háishì Shànghǎi
Do you like Beijing or Shanghai?
Huòzhě
doū kěyǐ
běijīng Huòzhě Shànghǎi doū kěyǐ
is used to indicate a choice in a
statement
either Beijing or Shanghai is fine.
Hold just a moment up and down. You have a choice
Huòzhě doū búyào
Wǒ chá Huòzhě kāfēi doū búyào
I want neither
I want neither tea nor coffee.
Yǒu duōdà
How big is…..
Yǒu duōgāo
-How tall is….(g
You how much tall?
běi
nán
dōng
xī
north
south
east
west
Jiù
only/merely - Joe only fell down
