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Keep shoppingChinese HSK 1 Course - Part 3, Learn 100 Chinese Sentences
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Chinese HSK 1 Course - Part 3, Learn 100 Chinese Sentences
Chinese Language Practice: Listening, Speaking, and Writing
Created byAbdurrahman TEKIN
Last updated 4/2022
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What you'll learn
- In HSK 1, you will study 100 sentences.
- You will learn how to write characters.
- You will learn the characters' pinyin and tone.
- You will master fundamental Chinese grammar.
- You will comprehend the Chinese phrases taught in this course.
- You will be able to communicate in Chinese and be understood by Chinese people.
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Course content
1 section • 100 lectures • 4h 6m total length
Requirements
- Because this is a basic Chinese course, you do not need any prior knowledge of the language.
- You should like studying Chinese. :)
- Everything you need to know will be taught to you.
Description
Hello and welcome to everybody.
Given that China is one of the most powerful countries on the earth, it is not surprising that demand for China and Chinese is increasing on a daily basis. People often feel that learning Chinese would be difficult and are afraid to begin studying the language. However, Chinese is not as difficult to master as it seems. The characters seem menacing at first look, and they are difficult to recall. However, as you will see throughout the course and as I will often emphasize, the Chinese letters are not dissimilar in look. During the session, I will explore the characters' relationships, which will make it much easier to recall what is going on in their lives.
My goal with this educational series is to teach you around 100 Chinese phrases. You will see the words you have learnt in a variety of phrases, making them far more difficult to forget and much simpler to grasp. One of the most advantageous elements of learning a language via sentences is that you will be able to grasp them much more readily. We will also study sentences that you can apply in regular conversation, which means you will be able to employ the phrases we learned directly from the stories or similar words when conversing in your native language with a Chinese friend. As a consequence, you will be able to communicate more effectively.
Because I built this course for those with no previous experience of Chinese, you do not need to have any prior knowledge of the language. Make an attempt to grasp the terms I've addressed in the videos, and please contact me if you have any questions regarding anything you don't understand. In the future, I'll react to your queries with further videos. It's best to start by typing the letters at the beginning of the phrase. If you do this, you will be able to grasp the general structure of the characters much more rapidly.
Who this course is for:
- Those who want to study Chinese.
- For those who understand the significance of Chinese. :)