How to Order Two or More of Something - Practice

Practice ordering two or more of something

Lesson Transcript

Let's practice.

Imagine you’re Ben Lee, and you’re at the coffee shop with two friends. Order "three of these."

Ready?

您要什么？(Nín yào shénme?)

三份这个。(Sān fèn zhèige.)

Listen again and repeat.

三份这个。(Sān fèn zhèige.)

Let’s try another.

Imagine you're Sasha Lee, and you’re at the coffee shop with three friends. Order for four people.

Ready?

您要什么？(Nín yào shénme?)

四份这个。(Sì fèn zhège.)

Listen again and repeat.

四份这个。(Sì fèn zhège.)

Let’s try one more.

Imagine you're Mark Lee, and you’re by yourself.

Order one of something by saying, "One of these."

Ready?

您要什么？(Nín yào shénme?)

一份这个。(Yí fèn zhèige.)

Listen again and repeat.

一份这个。(Yí fèn zhèige.)

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