Chinese does not necessarily to be dull learning, the most effective way of learning Chinese is to immerse your language into your daily life. Through intimating different daily situations, such as buying tickets or asking for directions, it can deepen your impression and memory of the language ...
This is the first part in our no frills series of vocabulary and phrase lists especially for beginners of the Chinese language. Each Chinese character, bigram or phrase is linked to our Online Dictionary. Click on the red links to see more information about the character, including pronunciation...
Here are ten basic Chinese grammar points that everyone interested in the language should know. If you've recently started learning Chinese, it's a good idea to make sure you're familiar with these points. The grammar points listed here might make a nice refresher if you've already got a ...
These 108 basic Chinese words are ideal to learn for beginners to learn, and great to know if you’re visiting China.
, vocabulary this is the second part in our no frills series of vocabulary and phrase lists especially for beginners of the chinese language. you can read part 1 of the epic list of basic chinese phrases for beginners here . each chinese character, bigram or phrase is linked to our online...
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Measure Words – Don’t panic The Chinese language employs measure words when talking about a number of something. A bit like when people refer to ‘100 head of cattle’, or ‘two bunches of flowers’, apart from that it is used in all situations, for example, in Chinese one would say...
Beginner's guide to the essentials of Mandarin Chinese, including pronunciation, basic vocabulary, sentence structure, and grammar.
Measure Words – Don’t panic The Chinese language employs measure words when talking about a number of something. A bit like when people refer to ‘100 head of cattle’, or ‘two bunches of flowers’, apart from that it is used in all situations, for example, in Chinese one would say...
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