Task 1

You already know the numbers 0 to 10 in Chinese. Good job! Now, you can use what you know to build bigger numbers. Let's start with the number 11. It's called `十一 (shí yī)`, which literally means "ten one". It combines the number 10, called `十 (shí)`, and the number 1, called `一 (yī)`. # --instructions-- Write this number in Chinese below. # --fillInTheBlank-- ## --sentence-- `BLANK` ## --blanks-- `十一 (shí yī)` ### --feedback-- This is the number 11 in Chinese. # --explanation-- Li Hong says `十一 (shí yī)`, which corresponds to the number 11. It combines `十 (shí)` for 10 and `一 (yī)` for 11. # --scene-- ```json { "setup": { "background": "cafe.png", "characters": [ { "character": "Li Hong", "position": { "x": 50, "y": 15, "z": 1.4 }, "opacity": 0 } ], "audio": { "filename": "ZH_A1_numbers_and_personal_information_numbers_11_19.mp3", "startTime": 1, "startTimestamp": 1.54, "finishTimestamp": 2.69 } }, "commands": [ { "character": "Li Hong", "opacity": 1, "startTime": 0 }, { "character": "Li Hong", "startTime": 1, "finishTime": 2.15, "dialogue": { "text": "十一 (shí yī)", "align": "center" } }, { "character": "Li Hong", "opacity": 0, "startTime": 2.65 } ] } ```