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Begin to learn Chinese ：learn mandarin with HSK books
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Begin to learn Chinese ：learn mandarin with HSK books

Chinese for beginners:HSK books:Learn Chinese language: Focus on active learning and practical Mandarin Chinese
Created byJohnny wang
Last updated 4/2022
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What you'll learn

  • Understand the different tones in Chinese language
  • Learn common used Chinese language words and sentences
  • Understand Chinese characters
  • Understand basic Mandarin Chinese grammar rules
  • Speak Chinese language around your home and at work
  • Gain confidence in learning and speaking Chinese
  • Carry on a conversation in Mandarin Chinese
  • Read Mandarin Chinese characters

Course content

3 sections • 43 lectures • 12h 34m total length

  • Course Introduction1:44

    Begin to learn Chinese with Mandarin using HSK books across three courses, covering hundreds of words and sentences, conversations, and stories to build everyday communication skills for travel and work.

  • LESSON 117:13

    Master Chinese pronunciation basics by exploring initials, finals, and four tones, practice syllables and tone changes, and learn greetings like ni hao and basic stroke orders.

  • LESSON 213:39

    Learn neutral tones with two-character words, practice stroke directions and writing order, read native examples, and use classroom expressions and basic dialogues to communicate in Mandarin.

  • LESSON 318:30

    Learn foundational Mandarin in lesson 3 using HSK books, practice basic conversations asking names, nationalities, and occupations, and study Chinese character strokes and pronunciations.

  • LESSON 421:09

    Master basic mandarin pronunciation, tones, and character writing by practicing stroke order, two-stroke characters, and essential classroom phrases with a chinese teacher.

  • LESSON 521:28

    Lesson 5 guides learners through two chinese strokes and stroke order rules, then builds basic vocabulary on family, numbers under 100, and asking someone's age with simple dialogues.

  • LESSON 619:04

    Learn the structure of Chinese characters, including single and compound forms, left-right and up-down components, and tones, while practicing new words, reading, writing, and everyday conversations.

  • LESSON 720:54

    Learn to set dates, weeks, and numbers in Chinese, and explore single-component characters and radicals. Practice with calendars, daily phrases, and basic conversations to build foundational vocab.

  • LESSON 819:48

    Practice Mandarin tones and the third-tone rule while learning character structure, radicals, and daily vocabulary like tea, rice, cup, money. Apply skills in shop dialogues and price questions.

  • LESSON 916:54

    Explore Chinese character formation through radicals and half-enclosure structures, learn words like hospital, doctor, chair, cat, and dog, and practice home and hospital dialogues using the at concept.

  • LESSON 1022:47

    Practice pronunciation of neutral syllables, study strokes and radicals, learn enclosure structures, and apply existence, conjunction, and imperative patterns through dialogues in gym, library, and desk contexts.

  • LESSON 1117:20

    Explore neutral syllables and radicals, learn single-component characters, and master time expressions in Mandarin through practical conversations about inviting, planning, and a Beijing trip.

  • LESSON 1219:06

    Learn the pan radical and related characters, with examples like elder sister and mother, to build foundational Chinese reading. Practice weather, health, and everyday dialogues through texts and drills.

  • LESSON 1314:24

    This lesson introduces new words and two Chinese radicals, explores language points such as interjections and actions in progress, and guides conversational practice in lesson 13.

  • LESSON 1421:15

    Learn radical number one and basic Chinese characters, explore related vocabulary, and practice reading through example words and dialogues about shopping and daily life.

  • LESSON 1517:39

    Practice daily Chinese with lesson 15 from the HSK books, introducing new characters and radicals, essential travel and classroom vocabulary, and guided conversations to read, write, and speak Mandarin.

Requirements

  • No background knowledge is needed as the course is made for those who are new to the Chinese language

Description

In this course you can start learning Chinese language from scratch or refresh it if you have learned it long ago and you have forgotten a lot. You don't need any knowledge of Chinese language to attend the course, but you can be on HSK1 or HSK2 level as well (just skip the parts you already know). We have made this course for people who are looking to learn Mandarin Chinese in a simple and easy way.


After you finish the course, you'll be able to manage most communication in Chinese when traveling or living in China.


Learn Chinese language with lessons made by real teachers.

The course includes HSK1, HSK2 and HSK3.


After studying HSK1 course you can understand and use very simple Mandarin Chinese phrases, meet basic needs for communication and possess the ability to further your Chinese language studies


After studying HSK level 2 you have an excellent grasp of basic Mandarin Chinese and can communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information on familiar and routine matters.


After studying HSK3 you can communicate in Chinese at a basic level in your daily, academic and professional life. You can manage most communication in Chinese when traveling or living in China


This course is easy to follow as it is divided into 3 parts:

Part 1: learn new Chinese words and sentences

Part 2: learn a conversation or a story

Part 3: review and homework


The course will help you with:

1. Practicing both speaking and listening

2. Understanding the most useful Chinese grammar rules

3. Learning most useful words and phrases


Let’s have some fun and learn Mandarin Chinese together!

Who this course is for:

  • People who would like to communicate with their Chinese friends
  • People who travel to China
  • Students enrolled in a Chinese language school or majoring in Chinese in college
  • Learners who are interested in Chinese language
  • People who live and work in China
  • People who would like to learn Mandarin Chinese in an effective and fun way. The course is for beginners and/or people who want to take HSK1 and/or HSK2 exams.

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