Problems of japanese learners of English that I encountered during my lessons

specific problems of japanese learners of English

New Words—生词
从(cóng)  
从(cóng) … 到(dào) …
车(chē)站(zhàn)  
邮(yóu)局(jú)  
语(yǔ)音(yīn)  
语(yǔ)法(fǎ)  
汉(hàn)字(zì)  
口(kǒu)语(yǔ)  
时(shí)间(jiān)
到(dào)  
说(shuō)  
寄(jì)  
等(děng)  
教(jiào)  
姓(xìng)
封(fēng)  
路(lù)  
门(mén)  
节(jié)  
第(dì)  
一(yī)块(kuài)儿(ér)

Text One—课文1
ānnī：mǎdīng，zhègèxīngqīwǔnǐyǒushíjiānma？
mǎdīng：wǒxīngqīwǔméiyǒukè，yǒushíjiān。shénmeshì？
ānnī：yīkuàiérqùlínyuèjiāwánérba。
mǎdīng：xíng。zánmenzěnmeqù？
ānnī：zuògōnggòngqìchēqù。
mǎdīng：cóngxuéxiàoqùtājiāzuòjǐlùgōnggòngqìchē？
ānnī：línyuèshuō，386lù、952lùdōudàotājiā。
mǎdīng：hǎo。zánmenjiǔdiǎncóngxuéxiàochūfā。 wǒzàinánménděngnǐ，yīkuàiércóngnánménqùchēzhàn。
ānnī：wǒyàoqùyóujújìfēngxìn。wǒcóngyóujúqùchēzhàn。 zánmenzàichēzhànjiànba。
mǎdīng：xíng。

安妮：马丁，这个星期五你有时间吗？ 
马丁：我星期五没有课，有时间。什么事？ 
安妮：一块儿去林月家玩儿吧。 
马丁：行。咱们怎么去？ 
安妮：坐公共汽车去。 
马丁：从学校去她家坐几路公共汽车？ 
安妮：林月说，386路、952路都到她家。
马丁：好。咱们九点从学校出发。 我在南门等你，一块儿从南门去车站。 
安妮：我要去邮局寄封信。我从邮局去车站。 咱们在车站见吧。 
马丁：行。

Text Two—课文2
wǒmenyǒu4ménkè：yǔyīn、yǔfǎ、hànzìhékǒuyǔkè。 cóngxīngqīyīdàoxīngqīsānměitiānshàngwǔyǒusìjiékè，cóngbādiǎndào shídiǎnshìyǔfǎkè，cóngshídiǎndàoshíèrdiǎnshìhànzìkè。xīngqī sìxiàwǔyǒuliǎngjiékè，dìyījiéshìyǔyīnkè，dìèrjiéshìkǒu yǔkè。xīngqīwǔméiyǒukè。wǒmenyǒuliǎnggèlǎoshī。yīgèxìng dīng，yīgèxìngwáng。dīnglǎoshījiāowǒmenyǔyīn、yǔfǎ，wánglǎo shījiāowǒmenhànzì、kǒuyǔ。
我们有4门课：语音、语法、汉字和口语课。 从星期一到星期三每天上午有四节课，从八点到 十点是语法课，从十点到十二点是汉字课。星期 四下午有两节课，第一节是语音课，第二节是口 语课。星期五没有课。我们有两个老师。一个姓 丁，一个姓王。丁老师教我们语音、语法，王老 师教我们汉字、口语。


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