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    SLI Experience Video Transcript

    Teacher: (Chinese) What do we do in class?

    Student: (Chinese) In all class we all speak

    Title Card: How is Studying Chinese in SLI?

    Student A: (Chinese) I really like studying Chinese.

    [Scene Transition]

    Student B: (Chinese) I want to work to in China.

    Student C: (Chinese) I want to [continue to] study Chinese next year.

    Student B: (Chinese) Me too.

    [Scene Transition]

    Student D: (Chinese) Because the Chinese teachers are good, I feel like it’s not hard to study Chinese there.

    [Scene Transition]

    Student E: (Chinese) I think Chinese is really fun!

    [Scene Transition]

    Student F: (Chinese) Because, the University of North Georgia is great!

    [Start Musical, Studying Chinese Montage]

    [End Musical, Studying Chinese Montage]

    Teacher asking the class a question: (Chinese) What do you often spend time doing?

    [Scene Transition]

    Teacher giving a presentation: (Chinese) We chatted with an old Chinese man.

    [Scene Transition]

    The class sings

    [Scene Transition]

    Teacher giving a presentation: (Chinese) Because he like me, he gave me a Choco Pie.

    Teaching Assistant hands the Teacher something.

    Teacher giving a presentation: (Chinese) Thank you!

    Teaching Assistant: (Chinese) It’s nothing

    [Scene Transition to students acting out a dialogue]

    Student E: (Chinese) Hello good sir! Would you like me to help you?

    Student G: (Chinese) Hello, please help me find a shirt.

    [Scene Transition]

    Student H: (Chinese) The color is very nice, but this one is way too big. Can we switch it out for another?

    Student I: (Chinese) No problem!

    [Scene Transition]

    Student J: (Chinese) What is this?!

    [Student drops item]

    Student K: (Chinese) It’s a burger king gift card.

    Student J: Ugh. Give me 20 Yuan.

    [Scene Transition]

    [Student hold up a sign that says “that man was the not the (in Chinese) Shopkeeper”.]

    [Scene Transition]

    Student L: Great!

    [Scene transition to another musical, studying Chinese montage]

    [Student in unison cheer “you can do it!” in Chinese]

    [Roll credits]

    Chinese Summer Language Institute 2017

    University of North Georgia

    Department of Modern and Classical Languages

    Special thanks to:

    • Department Chair, Dr. Brian Mann
    • Chinese Flagship Program
    • Daniela Martinez :D
    • Katie Beccue :D
    • Center for Global Engagement
    • JJ
    • SLI Team
      • Professor Chi-Hsuan Catterson
      • Professor Yizhe Huang
      • Professor Yidong LI
      • Teaching Assistant Alexandra Bennett
      • Resident Tutor Taylor Burgess
      • Tutor Dianne Starkey

    (Chinese) “You can do it!”

     

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