The second lesson of Chinese in the sixth grade is pinyin of new words.

The sixth grade Chinese book "New words, phonetic notation, word formation"

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1 In Beijing during the Spring Festival, garlic An Su (garlic seedling) (garlic) vinegar cê (vinegar) (aged vinegar) jiaozi Ji O (jiaozi) (jiaozi) stall tān (stall) (stall) mix Ba 'an (stir-fry) (cold) wink ZH (wink) night xiāo (snack (wink).

Burn (burn) (fuel) vendor (vendor) (vendor) He bǐ (the other party) (know yourself and know yourself) He Hé (celebration) (congratulations) Ji Ao (car) (Huaqiao) Luo Luo (camel) Tuo (camel) is just right (appropriate).

Text 2 Labazhou

Wax porridge Laba porridge Rice porridge is greasy (greasy) (delicate) Yan (gobble) (chew slowly)

Spoon chí (spoon) (teaspoon) Stir Ji o (stir) (stir) Thick chóu (thick) (dense) Swell zhǒng (swell) (swell) Boil O (stay up late) (suffer) Brown hè (brown) (dark brown) urn gāng (vat) (dye vat)

Text 3 Three Ancient Poems

Hou Hou (Hou Men) (Emperor) Zhang zhāng (Zhang) (Seal) Weeping (Weeping) (Weeping) Ying Ying (Li) (Light) Pulse Mi (Tender Feelings) Habitat Q and (Habitat) (Amphibian) Crow yā (Graffiti)

Text 5 Robinson Crusoe (excerpt)

Fear of jù (fear) (fear) Sad Qá (desolation) (loneliness) (loneliness) Real face (banquet) (family banquet) Fog méi (fog) (fog) Jií (book) (household registration) Talking about liáo (boredom)

Gate zhà (fence) control kòng (control) (remote control) loan dai (duty-bound) (critical) (elimination) shoot (kill) attack X (attack) (invasion) repeat F ò (cover) (subversion)