What are the direct translations of these words (Chinese)?

Question

yi zhi mao

yi zhi gou

yi ge non hai er

yi he ne hai er

I know that they have something to do with a dog, a cat, and a boy. I am using Rosetta Stone to learn Chinese -_-

Answer 1

Yi zhi is one

so mao is cat

gou is dog

and I don't get non hai er or ne hai or are you trying to say boy and girl?

男孩 is nan hai i think thats what you mean

Answer 2

yi-one

zhi-unit of measure/counting for animals

ge-unit of measure/counting for people

mao-cat

gou-dog

nan-male

ne/nu-female

hai er-kid/child

Answer 3

I think the last two lines should read as follows:

yi ge nan hai er

yi ge nü hai er (or yi ge nv hai er; v is a common substitute for ü)

In Chinese, they're written as follows:

一只猫

一只狗

一个男孩儿

一个女孩儿

They mean, respectively,

one dog

one cat

one boy

one girl

In these examples, you don't translate "zhi" and "ge", but they're measure words, similar to English "sheet" as in "one sheet of paper" or "piece" as in "a piece of advice".