// 在 <zài> is either a verb TO BE SOMEWHERE or initiates a location
// if there is another verb in a sentence, it simply initiates location
// TO DO / 做 <zuò>
你在欧洲做什么?[mp3j flow=”y” track=”http://chineseffect.com/audio/0103/0103nizaiouzhouzuoshenme.mp3″ title=””]
<Nǐ zài Ōuzhōu zuò shénme?>
You in Europe to do what?
WHAT DO YOU DO IN EUROPE?
// TO WORK, A WORK / 工作 <gōngzuò>
我在欧洲工作。[mp3j flow=”y” track=”http://chineseffect.com/audio/0103/0103wozaiouzhougongzuo.mp3″ title=””]
<Wǒ zài Ōuzhōu gōngzuò.>
I in Europe to work.
I WORK IN EUROPE.
你做什么工作?[mp3j flow=”y” track=”http://chineseffect.com/audio/0103/0103nizuoshenmegongzuo.mp3″ title=””]
<Nǐ zuò shénme gōngzuò?>
You to_do what work?
WHAT IS YOUR JOB?
我是汉语老师。 [mp3j flow=”y” track=”http://chineseffect.com/audio/0103/0103woshihanyulaoshi.mp3″ title=””]
<Wǒ shì hànyǔ lǎoshī.>
I to be a Chinese teacher.
I AM A CHINESE TEACHER.
Translate: WHERE DO YOU WORK?
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Part of Lesson 1.3