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Enter

Jìn

Please

Qǐng

See

Kàn

Extremely

Fēicháng

Too

Tài

Can (skills)

Huì

Hear/listen

Tīng

Read

Dú

Speak

Shuō

You (pol)

Nín

What

Shén me

Call/shout

Jiào

Name (first)

Míng zì

Where/which

Nǎ

Friend

Péngyǒu