Chinese Language & Culture Intermeditate Course: HSK1 (2/3)
What you'll learn
- How to form more complicated sentences in Chinese language.
- Get one step closer to gaining the knowledge for the HSK 2
- Colours and the structure "colour" + "object"
- Food, fruits and drinks
- Expressing needs
- Forming sentences using interrogative words "who", "whose", "why", "when", "in which way" etc.
- Expressing time (months, days of the week, hour) and location
- Expressing opinion + adjectives
- Shopping
- The verb "to have" (possesion and past tense)
- Chinese proverbs and Chinese literature
Requirements
- It's recommendable to first complete the Chinese Language & Culture Beginner's Course: HSK2 (1/3)
- Even if you haven't completed the above mentioned course, you should still be able to follow the course without any big problem, because the instructor always briefly explains the words and expressions that were taught there.
Description
Chinese language can be one of the most attractive and at the same time one of the most useful languages to learn.
You might have also heard that it is one of the most difficult languages to learn. Well, I am here to tell you, that this statement is not true - at least not when you are studying with me.
In this comprehensive Chinese language intermediate course, you are going to build on the knowledge you gained during the Beginner's course, so you will be able to form more complicated sentences and get a stronger feeling on how Chinese language actually works and how it is connected with Chinese culture.
Learn and Master Chinese Language in this Easy-To-Learn-Chinese Comprehensive Course.
In this course you are going to:
Learn how to form more complicated sentences,
Use almost all of the interrogative words in Chinese language,
Practice the right pronunciation,
Be able to ask for and tell the location and time,
Learn how to express the possesion of something,
Explore Chinese history, literature, arts and philosophy,
Have plenty of opportunities to practice written, spoken and listening Chinese,
Dive deeper into Chinese culture,
Give yourself the opportunity to learn Chinese in a unique and interesting way,
etc. etc.
Throughout the Chinese Language & Culture Beginner's Course: HSK2 (1/3) you have already noticed, that learning Chinese can be very interesting and super easy - in this part 2 it will remain the same.
I designed this Chinese language course to show you that Chinese language is not that difficult to learn, as most of the people think. I am using a simplistic way of teaching Chinese and always upgrade from what we already learned.
Learning can always be fun, but only as long as the instructor teaches in a simple, understandable way, which is accompanied with a strong passion for the topic. You'll receive all of this in this course.
To make learning even easier for you, you'll be able to download PDF documents for every lecture. There you'll always have some exercises that will help you practice what you've just learned. I am going to cover each one of them in the attached video, so you'll know the correct answers and have the opportunity to practice spoken Chinese. Complete with attached PDF documents, you'll be able to work alongside the instructor, who is going to be available for you for any questions you might have about the content of the course.
There's no deadline for completing this course. You can study the course lectures around your other commitments at your preferred pace.
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
It's recommendable that you first go through the Chinese Language & Culture Beginner's Course: HSK2 (1/3).
Study Chinese language from the comfort of your home or preferred place.
You can study anywhere and anytime with a stable internet connection.
Access your course from a smartphone, tablet or computer.
Additional PDF materials are also included to compliment your learning experience.
Who this course is for:
It is open to all.
Those who want to pass the HSK 2.
This course is directed towards those interested in learning Chinese language or just wanting to understand its basics.
No experience is needed.
There are no 'right or wrong' personality types best matched to learning Chinese language.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner Chinese language students who want to learn basics of Chinese language and culture
- Everyone who wants to experience the magic of Chinese language
- Those who want to pass the HSK 2
Course content
- Preview05:25
Instructor
![Sanela Ksela](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.5 Instructor Rating
- 82 Reviews
- 15,916 Students
- 4 Courses
Sanela Ksela is a MA sinologist who started to get engaged with China and Chinese language in 2013. She has been studying Chinese language for more than eight years. During this time she has gained a huge specter of knowledge in the field of Chinese language (in 2016 she completed HSK 6), which includes spoken and written language, classical and modern Chinese.
However, to become a MA sinologist, there are a lot of other things she had to learn and experience. Especially in the last three years, the emphasis was on learning the cultural background, including Chinese philosophy, literature, arts, development of characters, politics, economics, etc.
It's essential to understand the cultural background when learning Chinese language. Without it, it simply doesn't make sense to learn this beautiful language.
This is one of the things that are making her courses special - she is able to deliver to you a cultural background in an interesting and simple way - something you will not find in any other place.
She earned a Master's degree in Sinology after studying for seven years at the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), at the Department of Asian Studies. During this time she has traveled to China more than ten times and stayed there for more than three years:
- She was studying Chinese language for five semesters at Central China Normal University (CCNU) in Wuhan and
- Chinese modern and contemporary literature at Yunnan University in Kunming for one semester.
During her studies, she received exceptionally high-quality lectures by the most prominent professors in Slovenia and around the world, who have been researching various areas of Chinese culture for decades. In addition to receiving knowledge from Slovenian experts in various Chinese fields, she also had the honor of learning about China and the Chinese language through the eyes of prominent Chinese professors.
Last but not least, the thing that makes her courses so interesting and engaging is her passion for China and Chinese language - a passion that cannot be found anywhere else.