10 Questions with Marko
 マルコさんへの10の質問

1.どこに住んでいますか？
　Where do you live?

2.首都はどこですか？
　What is your capital city?

3.天気はどうですか？
　What is the weather like?

4.温度は何度くらいですか？
　What is the temperature like?

5.日本との時差はどのくらいですか
　What is the time difference from Japan?

6.好きな野菜はなんですか？
　What is your favorite vegetable?

7.住んでいる町に日本レストランはありますか？
　Are there any Japanese restaurants in your town?

8.犬がいますか？
　Do you have a dog?

9.名前はなんですか？
　What is the name of your dog?

10.ときどき、一緒に散歩にいきますか？
　Do you sometimes go for a walk with your dog?


[単語リスト(Word List)]

首都　しゅと　capital cities　
天気　てんき　weather
温度　おんど　temperature
時差　じさ　　time difference
野菜　やさい　vegetables
散歩　さんぽ　walking



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皮特去中国朋友家吃饭，他正好要用刀叉，就直接跟旁边的人说：给我一刀！”
Peter went to a Chinese friend's house for dinner and just wanted to use a knife and fork, so he directly said to the people next to him, "give me a shot!" 

给我一把刀：give me a knife   
给我一刀：give me a shot/hurt me with a knife

开心一刻 Jokes

给我一刀 gěi wǒ yī dāo

小测试 - 1
请辨别“了” 的用法，选择不相同的一项。
苹果树长高了。                                                           (表示状态的改变)
爱上运动后，我的身体好多了。                               （表示状态的改变）    
小王去办公室找老师了。                      ✔                 （表示动作的完成）                                                
我的牛奶没了，是弟弟喝光的。                               （表示状态的改变）

小测试 - 2
“就”的用法，请选出不相同的一项。
我的家离公司不远，骑自行车5分钟就到了。    ✔                      （表示时间短，动作快）
你爸爸最爱吃鱼了，我们明天晚上就吃烤鱼吧。     （表示根据前面的原因得出的结果）
不想做饭也不想动，我们就叫外卖吧。                    （表示根据前面的原因得出的结果）
你还感冒，就不要到处走动了。                                （表示根据前面的原因得出的结果）

小测试 - 3
请感受疑问代词 ”怎么“ 的用法，选出不同的一项。
他一天都不说话，怎么回事儿了？                                   （表示疑问的语气）
别多想了，我怎么说，你怎么做就行。         ✔                （含有具体的内容）
你怎么还在玩手机？上班要迟到了！                               （表示疑问的语气）
都几点了，怎么还不睡觉？                                               （表示疑问的语气）

小测试 - 4
根据 ”还“在句子中表达的意思，找出语用不同的一项。
7点了，姐姐还在家里，早班车一定是赶不上的。                （表示状态的保持）
我工作一直太忙了，书还没看几页。                                     （表示状态的保持）
奶奶最近的身体还好，她坚持吃着药。         ✔                    （表示勉强，过得去）
你怎么还说个不停，快出门吧，要迟到了！                          （表示状态的保持）

小测试 - 5
”能“与”会“在用法和含义上，有一定程度上的相似，请找出含义不同的一项。
这么晚了，他还在开会，今天晚上能回家吗？                                  (表示可能性)
他一直没有来电话，我想他明天不会跟我们一起去爬山了。          （表示可能性）
除了书法，小丽还会弹琴。                   ✔                   （表示学习过后掌握的能力）
妈妈明天还要上班，不能带我去公园玩了。                                      （表示可能性）


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