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Day 10: Review & Speaking Practice (Days 1–9)

Day 10: Review & Speaking Practice (Days 1–9)

(30-Day Spoken Chinese Beginner Plan)
🗓 This is Day 10 of the 30-Day Spoken Chinese Beginner Plan
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Section 1: Today’s Goal

Today you will review everything you learned from Days 1 to 9 and practice speaking in short, confident sentences. The goal is not new words. The goal is to speak better, faster, and more clearly. Study time: 15–20 minutes. Indian context: Think of this like revision before a small test or interview. Short practice, real confidence.

Section 2: Quick Review List (Pinyin + Meaning)

Nǐ hǎo — Hello
Xièxie — Thank you
Bú kèqi — You’re welcome
Zàijiàn — Goodbye
Wǒ jiào … — My name is …
Wǒ shì Yìndù rén — I am Indian
Wǒ shì xuésheng / Wǒ shì lǎoshī — I am a student / I am a teacher
Xiànzài jǐ diǎn? — What time is it now?
Jīntiān — Today
Míngtiān — Tomorrow
Zhège duōshao qián? — How much is this?
Tài guì le — Too expensive
Hěn piányi — Very cheap
Wǒ yào zhège — I want this one
Qǐng, wǒ yào shuǐ / chá / kāfēi — Please, I want water / tea / coffee

Simple tip: If you can say these smoothly, your basic spoken Chinese is already working.

Section 3: Speaking Drill 1 (Warm-Up)

Say each line three times:
Nǐ hǎo. — Hello.
Wǒ jiào (your name). — My name is (your name).
Wǒ shì Yìndù rén. — I am Indian.
Xièxie. — Thank you.
Zàijiàn. — Goodbye.

Section 4: Speaking Drill 2 (Mini Conversations)

Dialogue A (Meeting someone):
A: Nǐ hǎo. (Hello.)
B: Nǐ hǎo. (Hello.)
A: Wǒ jiào (your name). (My name is …)
B: Hěn gāoxìng rènshi nǐ. (Nice to meet you.)
A: Zàijiàn. (Goodbye.)
B: Zàijiàn. (Goodbye.)

Dialogue B (Shopping):
A: Zhège duōshao qián? (How much is this?)
B: (Price)
A: Tài guì le. (Too expensive.) / Hěn piányi. (Very cheap.)
A: Hǎo, wǒ yào zhège. (Okay, I want this one.)
B: Hǎo. (Okay.)
A: Xièxie. (Thank you.)

Section 5: Speaking Drill 3 (Restaurant)

Say this slowly and clearly:
Qǐng, wǒ yào shuǐ. — Please, I want water.
Qǐng, wǒ yào chá. — Please, I want tea.
Qǐng, wǒ yào kāfēi. — Please, I want coffee.
Xièxie. — Thank you.

Indian context: This is like saying “One tea, please” or “One coffee, please” in a café. Short and polite is perfect.

Section 6: Your 10-Minute Speaking Routine

  1. Read the Quick Review List once.

  2. Do Speaking Drill 1 once.

  3. Do one mini conversation from Section 4.

  4. Say two restaurant sentences from Section 5.

  5. Record your voice and listen. Check: Are you clear? Are you slow and confident?

Section 7: Common Beginner Tip

Do not worry about mistakes. Fluency comes from repeating simple sentences many times. Short sentences, clear voice, calm speed.

Section 8: Quick Self-Check

Can you introduce yourself? Yes or No.
Can you ask the price of something? Yes or No.
Can you order a drink? Yes or No.
If yes, great! You are ready to move forward.

✅ You’ve completed Day 10
👉 Next Lesson: Day 11 – Talking About Your Daily Routine (Morning, Afternoon, Night)
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