Requirements
- No basic knowledge of Chinese needed. You will learn from Pronunciation to build up short sentences.
- Follow and repeat loudly with the teacher, repeating helps you a lot in pronunciations
Description
HSK Standard Course 1 Lesson 1-5 provides the lessons for beginners who want to learn from the Chinese pronunciation and tones.
Except the pronunciation, learners will learn some simple sentences like ‘ what’s your name?’’Where are you from?’’ How old are you?’- It’s okay to ask the age in China, even the elderly people will be happy to tell you their ages.
Learners will also learn the basic Chinese Characters from Strokes. And some origins of the Characters and how to write them and of course the meanings. In this way, learners and remember the Characters better.
Learners will also learn the Numbers from 1 -100 which is quite logical for learners to remember and also very important to use in spending Money when buying things in daily life.
At the beginning, the tones and pronunciations are very important to practice. Because the same pronunciation with different tones could mean different things. If you don’t want to be misunderstood, please practice carefully and seriously and try to write the Pinyin with tones with your pencil.
Hope you can follow my explanations and allow yourself to review with enough time and times. Of course, I also hope you can enjoy learning Chinese from the beginning. Now let’s work together to start the journey to explore!
Who this course is for:
- Beginner Chinese language learners
- Learners who want to learn Chinese intensively and seriously with pronunciations to start
Instructor
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My English name is Rosa Yu. I have been teaching Chinese to foreigners for more than 14 years. I am passionate and patient. I love my work very much because my students are from many different countries with different backgrounds. I am learning a lot from their ideas expressing (in Chinese of course).
From my experience, I can tell that Chinese language is not as difficult as it is said, it is just different from learners' native language. I felt the same way when I was learning English. My job is to help my learners to grasp Chinese language in a more practical and enjoyable way.
To learn a language is not just a language, it is to explore another world for the learners. Let's work together to enjoy the journey!
Rosa Yu