Lesson
1 D 1 |
| 1. Chaøo oâng. Teân toâi laø Laân. Chaøo anh Laân. |
| 2. Teân chò aáy laø gì? Teân chò aáy laø Lan. |
| 3. OÂng Bic laø ngöôØi Phaùp, coøn oâng Bích laø ngöôØi nöôÙc naøo? |
| 4. OÂng aáy laø ngöôØi Vieät, phaûi khoâng? |
| 5. Vaâng, oâng Bích laø ngöôØi Vieät. OÂng aáy laø ngöôØi mieàn Nam. |
| 6. Coâ Leä cuõng laø ngöôØi Vieät. Coâ aáy laø ngöôØi Trung. |
| 7. Anh cuõng laø ngöôØi Trung, phaûi khoâng? |
| 8. Khoâng, toâi khoâng phaûi laø ngöôØi Trung, toâi laø ngöôØi Baéc. |
| 9. Ñaây laø chò Jane vaø kia laø chò Jill. |
| D 2 |
| 1- Hello, I'm Mary. (to an older man) |
| Chaøo oâng, toâi laø Mary. |
| 2- Hello, (Miss) Mary. My name is An. |
| Chaøo coâ Mary. Toâi teân laø An. |
| 3- Mr. An, this is Mr. Kelly, and over there is Mrs. Kelly. |
| OÂng An, ñaây laø oâng Kelly vaø kia laø baø Kelly. |
| 4- Hello, Mr. Kelly. It's nice to meet you. |
| Chaøo oâng Kelly. (Toâi) haân haïnh ñöôïc gaëp oâng. |
| You're an Australian, aren't you? |
| OÂng laø ngöôØi UÙc, phaûi khoâng? |
| 5- No, I'm a Canadian. |
| Daï khoâng, toâi laø ngöôØi Ca-na-da. |
| 6- How about Mrs.Kelly? She's Canadian too, isn't she? |
| Coøn baø Kelly, (baø aáy) cuõng laø ngöôØi Ca-na-da, phaûi khoâng? |
| 7- No, she's English. |
| Daï khoâng, baø aáy laø ngöôØi Anh. |
| These tests below are
not in the textbook, they are for the website users only. D 3 - Give English Equivalents. |
| 1- Teân oâng laø gì? |
| What is your name? |
| 2- Ñaây laø ai? |
| Who is this? |
| 3- Teân toâi laø Pierre. |
| My name is Pierre. |
| 4- Ai laø ngöôøi Vieät? |
| Who is Vietnamese? |
| 5- Daï, kia laø chò Lan. |
| That's Miss Lan. |
| 6- Baø aáy laø ngöôøi Nhaät, phaûi khoâng? |
| She is Japanese, isn't she? |
| 7- Khoâng, baø aáy laø ngöôøi Vieät. |
| No, she is Vietnamese. |
| 8- Coøn coâ aáy laø ngöôøi nöôùc naøo? |
| And (as for her), where is she from? |
| 9- Coâ aáy cuõng laø ngöôøi Vieät. |
| She's also Vietnamese. |
| 10- Xin giôùi thieäu. Ñaây laø oâng Thaønh. |
| Allow me to introduce (you). This is Mr. Thanh. |
| 11- Haân haïnh ñöôïc gaëp oâng. |
| I'm pleased to meet you. |
| D 4 - English equivalents for D 1. |
| 1- Hello (Mr.) My name is Lan. Hello Lan. |
| 2- What is her name? Her name is Lan. |
| 3- Mr. Bic is French. |
| And (as for him), where is Mr. Bich from? |
| 4- He is Vietnamese, isn't he? |
| 5- Yes, Mr. Bich is Vietnamese. |
| He is a Southerner. |
| 6- Miss Le is also Vietnamese. |
| She is from the Central area. |
| 7- You too are from the Central area, aren't you? |
| 8- No, I'm not from the Central area, I'm Northerner. |
| 9- This is Miss Jane, and that is Miss Jill. |
| D 5 - From the sentences given below check one that fits the situation. |
| 1- You would like to introduce yourself at a gathering and say: |
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| 2- Mrs. Ha says " hello" and you respond: |
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| 3- At a gathering you would like to find out if a young lady is Vietnamese, and say: |
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| 4- You would like to say to your friend that person over there is John. |
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Extra self tests prepared by Dan Dan Tu |