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我为什么开始学汉语

Pourquoi j’ai commencé le chinois

Amine répond à la question qu’on lui pose le plus souvent. Tout a commencé avec un commerçant chinois d’une vieille rue de Casablanca qui lui faisait répéter quelques mots, puis un film dont il n’a pas compris une ligne, puis les années où les caractères refusaient de rester en tête. La dernière scène revient à la boutique. Vingt-cinq phrases en HSK 1–4.

HSK 4· HSK 1–4 (version classique)story6 min de lecture579 caractères25 phrases

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  1. Hěn (third tone, dipping) duō (first tone, high and level) rén (second tone, rising) wèn (fourth tone, falling) wǒ: (third tone, dipping) “Nǐ (third tone, dipping) shì (fourth tone, falling) Móluògē (second tone, rising) rén, (second tone, rising) wèishénme (fourth tone, falling) xué (second tone, rising) Hànyǔ?” (fourth tone, falling)

    On me demande souvent : « Tu es marocain, pourquoi apprendre le chinois ? »

  2. (third tone, dipping) yìbān (fourth tone, falling) xiào (fourth tone, falling) zhe (neutral tone) shuō: (first tone, high and level) “Yīnwèi (first tone, high and level) (fourth tone, falling) jiā (first tone, high and level) xiǎo (third tone, dipping) shāngdiàn.” (first tone, high and level)

    Je réponds généralement en souriant : « À cause d’une petite boutique. »

  3. (third tone, dipping) cóngxiǎo (second tone, rising) zhù (fourth tone, falling) zài (fourth tone, falling) Kǎsàbùlánkǎ (third tone, dipping) de (neutral tone) (fourth tone, falling) tiáo (second tone, rising) lǎo (third tone, dipping) jiē (first tone, high and level) shang. (neutral tone)

    J’ai grandi dans une vieille rue de Casablanca.

  4. (third tone, dipping) jiā (first tone, high and level) pángbiān (second tone, rising) yǒu (third tone, dipping) (fourth tone, falling) jiā (first tone, high and level) Zhōngguó (first tone, high and level) rén (second tone, rising) kāi (first tone, high and level) de (neutral tone) xiǎo (third tone, dipping) shāngdiàn. (first tone, high and level)

    À côté de chez nous se trouvait une petite boutique tenue par des Chinois.

  5. Kāi (first tone, high and level) shāngdiàn (first tone, high and level) de (neutral tone) shì (fourth tone, falling) (second tone, rising) wèi (fourth tone, falling) xìng (fourth tone, falling) Chén (second tone, rising) de (neutral tone) xiānsheng, (first tone, high and level) wǒmen (third tone, dipping) dōu (first tone, high and level) jiào (fourth tone, falling) (first tone, high and level) Chén (second tone, rising) shūshu. (first tone, high and level)

    Le commerçant s’appelait monsieur Chen ; nous l’appelions tous oncle Chen.

  6. (third tone, dipping) (first tone, high and level) suì (fourth tone, falling) de (neutral tone) shíhou, (second tone, rising) chángcháng (second tone, rising) (fourth tone, falling) nàr (fourth tone, falling) mǎi (third tone, dipping) dōngxi. (first tone, high and level)

    À huit ans, j’y allais sans arrêt faire des achats.

  7. Chén (second tone, rising) shūshu (first tone, high and level) zǒngshì (third tone, dipping) xiào (fourth tone, falling) zhe (neutral tone) gēn (first tone, high and level) (third tone, dipping) shuō (first tone, high and level) (third tone, dipping) (fourth tone, falling) Hànyǔ, (fourth tone, falling) ránhòu (second tone, rising) ràng (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) shuō (first tone, high and level) (second tone, rising) biàn. (fourth tone, falling)

    Oncle Chen me disait toujours quelques mots de chinois en souriant, puis me les faisait répéter.

  8. (fourth tone, falling) shíhou (second tone, rising) (third tone, dipping) (fourth tone, falling) zhīdào (first tone, high and level) nàxiē (fourth tone, falling) huà (fourth tone, falling) shì (fourth tone, falling) shénme (second tone, rising) yìsi, (fourth tone, falling) dànshì (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) juéde (second tone, rising) hěn (third tone, dipping) hǎotīng. (third tone, dipping)

    Je n’avais aucune idée de ce que cela voulait dire, mais je trouvais que cela sonnait bien.

  9. Hòulái (fourth tone, falling) (first tone, high and level) jiāo (first tone, high and level) (third tone, dipping) (first tone, high and level) dào (fourth tone, falling) shí (second tone, rising) zěnme (third tone, dipping) shuō, (first tone, high and level) (third tone, dipping) yòng (fourth tone, falling) le (neutral tone) (second tone, rising) ge (neutral tone) xīngqī (first tone, high and level) cái (second tone, rising) xuéhuì. (second tone, rising)

    Plus tard, il m’a appris à compter de un à dix ; il m’a fallu une semaine entière pour y arriver.

  10. Shí (second tone, rising) suì (fourth tone, falling) (fourth tone, falling) nián, (second tone, rising) (third tone, dipping) zài (fourth tone, falling) diànshì (fourth tone, falling) shang (neutral tone) kàn (fourth tone, falling) le (neutral tone) (second tone, rising) ge (neutral tone) Zhōngguó (first tone, high and level) diànyǐng. (fourth tone, falling)

    L’année de mes dix ans, j’ai vu un film chinois à la télévision.

  11. Diànyǐng (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) de (neutral tone) rén (second tone, rising) shuō (first tone, high and level) de (neutral tone) huà, (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) (second tone, rising) (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) tīng (first tone, high and level) bu (neutral tone) dǒng, (third tone, dipping) kěshì (third tone, dipping) (third tone, dipping) yìzhí (fourth tone, falling) kàn (fourth tone, falling) dào (fourth tone, falling) zuìhòu. (fourth tone, falling)

    Je n’ai pas compris une seule réplique, et pourtant je l’ai regardé jusqu’au bout.

  12. (fourth tone, falling) tiān (first tone, high and level) wǎnshang (third tone, dipping) (third tone, dipping) gàosu (fourth tone, falling) bàba: (fourth tone, falling) “Wǒ (third tone, dipping) yǐhòu (third tone, dipping) yào (fourth tone, falling) xué (second tone, rising) Zhōngwén.” (first tone, high and level)

    Ce soir-là, j’ai dit à mon père : « Plus tard, j’apprendrai le chinois. »

  13. Bàba (fourth tone, falling) méiyǒu (second tone, rising) xiào (fourth tone, falling) wǒ, (third tone, dipping) (first tone, high and level) shuō: (first tone, high and level) “Shìjiè (fourth tone, falling) hěn (third tone, dipping) dà, (fourth tone, falling) duō (first tone, high and level) (fourth tone, falling) mén (second tone, rising) yǔyán, (third tone, dipping) duō (first tone, high and level) (fourth tone, falling) tiáo (second tone, rising) lù.” (fourth tone, falling)

    Il ne s’est pas moqué de moi. Il a dit : « Le monde est vaste. Une langue de plus, c’est un chemin de plus. »

  14. Shàng (fourth tone, falling) dàxué (fourth tone, falling) de (neutral tone) shíhou, (second tone, rising) wǒmen (third tone, dipping) xuéxiào (second tone, rising) zhènghǎo (fourth tone, falling) kāi (first tone, high and level) le (neutral tone) Hànyǔ (fourth tone, falling) kè. (fourth tone, falling)

    Quand je suis entré à l’université, elle venait justement d’ouvrir un cours de chinois.

  15. (fourth tone, falling) (first tone, high and level) jié (second tone, rising) kè, (fourth tone, falling) lǎoshī (third tone, dipping) zài (fourth tone, falling) hēibǎn (first tone, high and level) shang (neutral tone) xiě (third tone, dipping) le (neutral tone) (third tone, dipping) de (neutral tone) Zhōngwén (first tone, high and level) míngzi: (second tone, rising) Ā (neutral tone) Míng. (second tone, rising)

    Au premier cours, la professeure a écrit mon nom chinois au tableau : 阿明.

  16. (third tone, dipping) kàn (fourth tone, falling) zhe (neutral tone) (fourth tone, falling) liǎng (third tone, dipping) ge (neutral tone) zì, (fourth tone, falling) tūrán (first tone, high and level) juéde (second tone, rising) zìjǐ (fourth tone, falling) gēn (first tone, high and level) zhège (fourth tone, falling) yǔyán (third tone, dipping) yǒu (third tone, dipping) le (neutral tone) guānxi. (first tone, high and level)

    En regardant ces deux caractères, j’ai soudain senti que cette langue me concernait.

  17. Gāng (first tone, high and level) kāishǐ (first tone, high and level) de (neutral tone) shíhou, (second tone, rising) Hànzì (fourth tone, falling) (second tone, rising) shēngyīn (first tone, high and level) dōu (first tone, high and level) hěn (third tone, dipping) nán, (second tone, rising) (third tone, dipping) xiě (third tone, dipping) (second tone, rising) ge (neutral tone) (fourth tone, falling) yào (fourth tone, falling) xiě (third tone, dipping) hěn (third tone, dipping) duō (first tone, high and level) biàn. (fourth tone, falling)

    Au début, les caractères comme les sons étaient difficiles : j’écrivais chaque caractère un grand nombre de fois.

  18. Yǒu (third tone, dipping) (third tone, dipping) (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) (third tone, dipping) xiǎng (third tone, dipping) fàngqì, (fourth tone, falling) yóuqí (second tone, rising) shì (fourth tone, falling) zài (fourth tone, falling) kǎoshì (third tone, dipping) yǐqián. (third tone, dipping)

    À plusieurs reprises j’ai voulu abandonner, surtout à la veille des examens.

  19. Dànshì (fourth tone, falling) měi (third tone, dipping) (fourth tone, falling) xiǎng (third tone, dipping) dào (fourth tone, falling) Chén (second tone, rising) shūshu (first tone, high and level) (second tone, rising) bàba (fourth tone, falling) de (neutral tone) huà, (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) jiù (fourth tone, falling) jiānchí (first tone, high and level) xiàlái (fourth tone, falling) le. (neutral tone)

    Mais chaque fois que je repensais à oncle Chen et aux paroles de mon père, je tenais bon.

  20. Dàxué (fourth tone, falling) bìyè (fourth tone, falling) yǐhòu, (third tone, dipping) (third tone, dipping) juédìng (second tone, rising) lái (second tone, rising) Zhōngguó, (first tone, high and level) kànkan (fourth tone, falling) zhège (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) xué (second tone, rising) le (neutral tone) hěn (third tone, dipping) duō (first tone, high and level) nián (second tone, rising) de (neutral tone) guójiā. (second tone, rising)

    Après mon diplôme, j’ai décidé de venir en Chine voir ce pays que j’étudiais depuis tant d’années.

  21. Xiànzài (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) zài (fourth tone, falling) Běijīng (third tone, dipping) shēnghuó, (first tone, high and level) kěyǐ (third tone, dipping) yòng (fourth tone, falling) Hànyǔ (fourth tone, falling) gēn (first tone, high and level) biéren (second tone, rising) jiāoliú, (first tone, high and level) (third tone, dipping) kěyǐ (third tone, dipping) zìjǐ (fourth tone, falling) (fourth tone, falling) yīyuàn, (first tone, high and level) yínháng (second tone, rising) bàn (fourth tone, falling) shì. (fourth tone, falling)

    Aujourd’hui je vis à Pékin, je parle chinois avec les gens et je me débrouille seul à l’hôpital comme à la banque.

  22. (third tone, dipping) hái (second tone, rising) fāxiàn, (first tone, high and level) xué (second tone, rising) (fourth tone, falling) zhǒng (third tone, dipping) yǔyán (third tone, dipping) (fourth tone, falling) zhǐ (third tone, dipping) shì (fourth tone, falling) xué (second tone, rising) cíyǔ (second tone, rising) (second tone, rising) yǔfǎ. (third tone, dipping)

    J’ai aussi découvert qu’apprendre une langue, ce n’est pas seulement apprendre du vocabulaire et de la grammaire.

  23. (third tone, dipping) huì (fourth tone, falling) kāishǐ (first tone, high and level) lǐjiě (third tone, dipping) lìng (fourth tone, falling) (second tone, rising) ge (neutral tone) dìfang (fourth tone, falling) de (neutral tone) rén (second tone, rising) zěnme (third tone, dipping) xiǎng, (third tone, dipping) zěnme (third tone, dipping) shēnghuó. (first tone, high and level)

    On commence à comprendre comment pensent et vivent les gens d’ailleurs.

  24. Qùnián (fourth tone, falling) xiàtiān (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) huí (second tone, rising) jiā (first tone, high and level) de (neutral tone) shíhou, (second tone, rising) yòu (fourth tone, falling) (fourth tone, falling) le (neutral tone) (fourth tone, falling) jiā (first tone, high and level) xiǎo (third tone, dipping) shāngdiàn, (first tone, high and level) gēn (first tone, high and level) Chén (second tone, rising) shūshu (first tone, high and level) shuō (first tone, high and level) le (neutral tone) hěn (third tone, dipping) cháng (second tone, rising) shíjiān (second tone, rising) de (neutral tone) Hànyǔ. (fourth tone, falling)

    L’été dernier, de retour chez moi, je suis repassé à la petite boutique et j’ai longuement parlé chinois avec oncle Chen.

  25. (first tone, high and level) tīng (first tone, high and level) wán (second tone, rising) yǐhòu, (third tone, dipping) xiào (fourth tone, falling) zhe (neutral tone) duì (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) shuō: (first tone, high and level) “Zhēn (first tone, high and level) hǎo, (third tone, dipping) (fourth tone, falling) shíhou (second tone, rising) (third tone, dipping) jiāo (first tone, high and level) (third tone, dipping) de (neutral tone) huà, (fourth tone, falling) (third tone, dipping) dōu (first tone, high and level) jìzhù (fourth tone, falling) le.” (neutral tone)

    Quand j’ai eu fini, il a souri : « C’est merveilleux, tu as retenu tout ce que je t’apprenais à l’époque. »

Compréhension

  1. 1.Où le narrateur a-t-il entendu le chinois pour la première fois ?

    “我”最早是怎么听到汉语的?

  2. 2.Comment oncle Chen lui apprenait-il le chinois ?

    陈叔叔是怎么教“我”的?

  3. 3.Que s’est-il passé l’année de ses dix ans ?

    十岁那年发生了什么?

  4. 4.Qu’a dit son père ?

    爸爸对他说了什么?

  5. 5.Qu’apporte encore, selon lui, l’apprentissage d’une langue ?

    他觉得学语言还能得到什么?