And this time, let's talk about time.

First, let's count the number as a relation.

[FOREIGN]

And at 1 o'clock

is [FOREIGN].

What about 2 o'clock?

[FOREIGN] in Chinese, is a measure word.

There are some measure word in English as well.

For example, a cup of tea.

Cup is the measure word.

So you can never say two are before any measure word.

You have to say [FOREIGN] So 2 o'clock in Chinese is

[FOREIGN] instead of [FOREIGN] And 3 o'clock is [FOREIGN].

Can you try to continue?

4 o'clock.

[FOREIGN] And then,

[FOREIGN]

And let's try to

ask about the time.

[FOREIGN] And the answer

will be [FOREIGN].

For example, it's 1 o'clock now.

You will say [FOREIGN].

And what about 2 o'clock, pay attention.

Yes it will be [FOREIGN] And what about is a 5 o'clock now?

It will be [FOREIGN]

eight [FOREIGN]

and ten [FOREIGN] and 12.

[FOREIGN] Can we make a dialogue now?

[FOREIGN] And it's four.

[FOREIGN]

Lecture: What Time is it Now?