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11 Getting out of bed 起床

今回から新出単語に拼音がついています。ありがたいことです。


大家好, 欢迎收看今天的成长汉语. Welcome to today’s episode of Growing up with Chinese.

今天星期几? Yes, I just asked to you what day of the week it is. Although I bet your answers are all different because depending on where you live in the world, it could be yesterday, today or tomorrow. So, a better question would be 现在几点? What time is it? And of course, it’s time for us to begin.

Now today’s content is quite relaxing because it follows under the topic of leisure time. And it’s so nice when you have time to do things that you might not normally get to do. Like read a book, play video games, sleeping or whatever else might relax you. Now today 小明 and Mike are looking at a nice chunk of leisure time. But what will they do with it? Let’s check it out.

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10 Dates 日期

冒頭でCharlotte MacInnisが言っていることはepisode 18 “Apologizing”と同じです。何かの手違いがあったように思われます。


Hello everyone. 欢迎收看成长汉语. Thanks for tuning into today’s Growing up with Chinese. We’ve got a great show lined up for you today.

First though I have a question. Take a minute to think of all the ways we apologize in English. There is a lot isn’t there. I’m sorry, my fault, I apologize, excuse me, forgive me, my bad, the list goes on and on which implies that we apologize a lot in English don’t we. Well in China there are a couple ways to communicate an apology. However, there are nearly as many forms of I’m sorry as there are in English, interesting isn’t it. It’s not that*1 Chinese speakers don’t feel remorse*2 as much as English speakers, after all, we all are human beings.

Now I’ll leave it is food for thought*3 for now because we need to get into today’s dialogue clip. Now unfortunately, 小明 has a lot of apologizing to do the day. Let’s check out just exactly what’s going on.

*1:not that 〜というわけでもない

*2:remorse 自責の念

*3:food for thought 思考の糧、考えるべきこと

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9 Family 家庭

大家好, welcome back to 成长汉语 Growing up with Chinese. Our series go with to help all of you learn some very useful and basic Chinese.

Now today we’ll be going over the second part of the clip we saw last time. So it will be part of review, part of new phrases. Now do you all remember your dining vocabulary. Did you practice your chopsticks ability? 你们会用筷子吗? Can you all use chopsticks now? I certainly hope so. Anyway, chopsticks ability isn’t that necessary for speaking Chinese. So don’t worry about it. Let’s check out today’s clip.

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8 Having dinner 用餐

Hi everybody, 大家好, 你们知道现在几点吗? Do you all know what time it is? That’s right, it’s time for another episode of Growing up with Chinese 成长汉语.

你们吃饭了吗? Have you all eaten? I hope so. Because everyone’s brains will work better when they’ve all had nourishment and that includes Mike and 小明.

Now today we are going to be focusing on some dining phrases again very useful Chinese vocabulary to have, especially if you don’t come from a country where chopsticks are the main eating utensil*1.

Now, just for all of you have fair warning, today’s clip has a lot of new phrases in it, seven, to be precise. We’ll be covering half of them today, and the other half next time. But you will be seeing the clip in its entirety. Don’t let it fluster*2 you though, because we’ll go over half of them today, and half of them next time. So let’s check it out.

*1:utensil 台所用品

*2:fluster 動揺させる

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7 Time 时间

今回の英語はなぜかやけに聴き取りにくいです。


Hello everyone, 大家好, thanks for joining us for another episode of Growing up with Chinese 成长汉语.

Have you all been practicing how to say what nationality you are? 我是美国人, I’m American. 你是哪国人? Which country are you from? OK, that’s what we covered last time.

Today we’ve got a fabulous line up ready for all of you. we’re going to be covering time. It’s always a good thing to know how to ask someone for the time, or just to know how to talk about time in general. And because we’re going to be talking about time, we’re also recovering numbers again. And guess what. By the end of today’s show, you are all going to be able to count to ten thousand. I’m very serious.

But before we do that as always, we need to check in with Mike and 小明 first. And I hate to say to everyone, but I think the two of them are up to no good*1 today. But, I’ll let you be the judge of that. For now, let’s see what’s going on.

*1:up to no good よからぬことをたくらんで

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6 Nationality 国籍

今回から部首(radical)についての解説が入ります。日本人にはちょっと退屈です。


大家好, welcome back to another episode of Growing up with Chinese 成长汉语. Thanks for joining us today. 你们好吗? How are you all? I hope your answer to that question is 很好 very good. 我很好. I’m very good.

So last show we learn some basic question and answer formats with the help of Mike and 小明, and the photo album. Today’s clip has a good review of what we talked about last time so I won’t repeat anything right now. But I will give a slight introduction into today’s topic, nationality 国籍.

Now this is the topic that will surely come up wherever you might travel in the world. Especially in China. So today we have Mike, 小明 and 兰兰 to show us how it’s done in Chinese. Let’s take a look.

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5 Simple enquiries 简单询问

大家好, welcome back to another episode of Growing up with Chinese 成长汉语.

We are all early up to our fifth episode of the show. Do you feel your Chinese vocabulary is growing? I hope so. Now before we get into our topic for today, I want to congratulate all of you on the wonderful job you are doing. I know learning any foreign language can be hard. But hopefully you are all having fun in the process of learning Chinese with us here on the show.

Now so far we managed to cover the basics greetings, thank yous, introductions, and asking someone’s age. That’s quite a lot. So keep up all good work everyone.

Today’s content should be fun. At least, I think it’s fun. We will be covering some basic questions and answer phrases in Chinese. Now as always we are joined by Mike and 小明, today Mike’s full of a lot of questions and 小明 has a lot of answers. Let’s go check out what the two of them are up to.

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4 Age 年龄

大家好, hi everyone welcome back to another episode of Growing up with Chinese 成长汉语.

We’ve got a good lineup of useful phrases to learn today and also you’ll all be learning how to count to ten. Actually, numbers in Chinese are relatively not complicated. So as long as you know how to count to ten, you can really count to ninety-nine. Pretty cool, huh?

All right, so last show we covered the basic ways to do introductions in Chinese. And today we’ll be continuing introductions by learning how to ask how old someone is. Now our clip from last time ended with Mike saying hello to 小明’s parents. But this scene wasn’t finished yet. How will it end? OK, let’s go back to 小明’s apartment and see just what kind of age discussion is taking place.

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3 Names 名字

いよいよ小明とMikeが対面し、言葉を交わします。


大家好, hello everyone. Thanks for joining us today for another episode of Growing up with Chinese 成长汉语.

We covered the decent bit of ground last class between learning various ways to say thank you like 谢谢, 谢谢你, 谢谢您, and you’re welcome 不客气, 不用谢, 不谢.

Today we are going to be focusing on introductions specifically how to ask for someone’s name. And how to respond when someone asks you what’s your name is.

Now so far, Mike and 小明 have yet to meet each other. We left off last show with 小明 and his teacher going upstairs in the elevator. Now let’s check out what happens when the two of them, come face to face.

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2 Thanks 致谢

アメリカからの交換留学生Mikeが、小明の家にやって来ます。


Hi everyone 你们好. Welcome back to another episode of Growing up with Chinese 成长汉语. First off*1, I’d like to thank all of you who wrote in after watching our first show. It really is great to hear from you. And very helpful to all of us working on the show. So keep your comments and questions coming our way.

After today’s show, I’ll be able to thank all of you in Chinese because our topic for today is, that’s right, thank yous. Now last time we met 小明 and saw how he greeted different people using the phrases 你好 hello, 你们好 hello everyone, 爷爷早上好 good morning grand father, and 您好 hello using a formal you. Today we are going to meet Mike, as he makes his way to 小明’s apartment accompanied by his teacher. And yes, he has a lot of thank yous to be handing out today. Let’s take a look.

*1:first off まずははじめに

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1 Greetings 问候

記念すべき第一回です。英語の文量が一番多いのは実はここだったりします。


Hi everyone 大家好 welcome to the first episode of Growing up with Chinese 成长汉语. My name is Charlotte MacInnis and in this show I’ll be helping all of you learn some very basic and useful Chinese.

Now I realize that some of you might be thinking right now, “why should I learn Chinese,” “what does China have to do with me?” Well different people will give you different answers. And I’ll give you my answers today.

China is a country with over five thousand years of history. Exploring the various facets of Chinese culture, Chinese life, Chinese inventions, and tradition and you can’t forget Chinese language. All these aspects that have developed over these five thousand years is fascinating, exciting and really quite unique. Think of 功夫 or kung-fu as some of you might know it or even Chinese food, which is delicious, or can’t forget, traditional Chinese medicine. This is one of the founders of traditional Chinese medicine.

By learning how to speak Chinese all of these wells of incredible information become more accessible to you. If you visit a foreign country and can speak the language of the country, you are going to have a completely different experience than if you don’t speak a word.

So, why should you learn Chinese with us? Here, and Growing up with Chinese. Well, a team of professionals have put their heads together*1 to design our shows specifically for teenagers but of course, everyone is welcome to watch.

And don’t worry, it’s not all going to be work. We also have clips of Mike, 小明 and their teachers and friends to help demonstrate what we will be learning and we will also be covering various facets of Chinese culture, history and everyday life in the show’s cultural spotlight segment. So I dare say you won’t get bored.

And finally just so you all know a little bit more about me, as I will be seeing you every show, I was born in the United States and moved to China with my family in nineteen eighty-eight, I was seven at the time. And yes, if you do the math, you can figure out how old I am, tut. And I spent ten years here before returning to America for university. So I grew up in China, learning Chinese and going to Chinese school and I’m thrilled to be hosting a show that will help all of you learn Chinese as you grow up. And yes, no matter what your age, we never stop growing up.

So this program really is for people of all ages who want to learn Chinese. So there we are!

That was quite the long introduction but I hope that now you are all more excited about learning Chinese and learning about China. OK, .

Our topic for today is greetings. Very important phrases to know in any foreign language. 小明, a Chinese boy, is center stage here in 北京 today as he prepares for Mike, a high school exchange student, to arrive. So let’s take a look right now and see what 小明 is up to.

*1:put one’s head together 額を寄せて協議する

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Introduction

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Growing up with Chinese 成长汉语は、CCTV中国中央電視台)が2010年8月から数ヶ月間にわたり放映していた(らしい)教育番組です。在中アメリカ人のCharlotte MacInnisがプレゼンターとなって、ティーンエイジャーをメインターゲットに英語で中国語を基礎から解説します。北京の少年・王小明と、アメリカからの交換留学生Mikeの高校生活を主軸とした各回15分、全部で100のエピソードがあり、今では公式サイト上にて全て公開されています。

各エピソードのドラマパート(中国語)の内容は公式サイトにアップロードされていますが、解説パート(英語)はありません。そこで本サイトは、英語の学習を主目的とし、Growing up with Chinese全100エピソードの英文を聴き取り、書き起こし、ついでに中国語の勉強もしてしまおうというあぶはち一石二鳥の試みです。というかすでに7割がた書き起こした*1ので、もはや挫折することもないでしょう。

またGrowing up with Chineseについて日本語の情報はほとんどないようですし、近い将来Google先生YouTube自動字幕起こしが完璧になりそうなので、今のうちなら公開する価値があるだろうと思った次第です。

*1:追記:2017年5月3日に完遂しました

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