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Level 3 · Lesson 19 那是谁的车?
Whose car is that?
那辆车是王老师的。哪辆自行车是你的?
Ask who owns something with 谁的, pick one out with 哪 + 量词, and count wheels, machines, buildings and flowers.
听 · Listen
谁的?
Whose car is that?
That car is Teacher Wang's.
And the bikes? Which one is yours?
The red one on the left is mine.
Your bike is very new!
Thanks. That computer on the table is mine too.
Which house is your home?
That one in front. There are lots of flowers by the door.
讲解 · Explanation
那是谁的车?那辆车是王老师的。
谁 plus 的 asks who a thing belongs to, and like every Chinese question word it stays in the slot where the answer will stand: 谁的车 goes in, 王老师的车 comes back. In the answer you can drop the noun after 的 and stop there — 是王老师的, 是我的 — because 的 on its own already means 'the one belonging to'.
哪辆自行车是你的?
To pick one out of several, put 哪 in front of the noun's measure word: 哪本书, 哪辆车, 哪座房子. 哪 shares its slot with 这 and 那, which also take a 量词 — 这本书, 那辆车 — so the three swap freely and the rest of the sentence never moves. Watch the tone: 哪 is nǎ, third tone and a question; 那 is nà, fourth tone and an answer.
一辆车、一台电脑、一座房子、一朵花。
Four more measure words, each with a clear job. 辆 counts anything on wheels: 一辆车, 一辆自行车. 台 counts machines: 一台电脑. 座 counts what sits heavy on the ground — houses, bridges, mountains: 一座房子. 朵 counts blossoms: 一朵花. Learn each one welded to its noun, exactly as you learned 一本书.
生词 · Vocabulary
| 词 | Meaning | 注 · Note |
|---|---|---|
| 辆 | measure word for vehicles | 一辆车 yí liàng chē, 一辆自行车 |
| 自行车 | bicycle | 一辆自行车 yí liàng zìxíngchē |
| 台 | measure word for machines | 一台电脑 yì tái diànnǎo |
| 座 | measure word for buildings and mountains | 一座房子 yí zuò fángzi |
| 朵 | measure word for flowers | 一朵花 yì duǒ huā |
练习 · Practice
用一用 · Use it
这是谁的?这是我的。那辆自行车是谁的?
Pick up five things around you and ask each one out loud: 这是谁的? Answer yourself: 这是我的,那是我妈妈的。Then point at two of the same kind and choose between them with 哪 and the right measure word: 哪本书是你的?哪台电脑是老师的? If a 量词 will not come, say the noun first and let the measure word follow later — but come back and fix it.