Systematic Chinese Mandarin Course for Beginners

Learn to order food and drinks in Chinese at a coffee shop, including iced or hot coffee and basic numbers and yuan, in the systematic Chinese Mandarin course for beginners.

Explore how to ask what to have for dinner in Chinese, compare Chinese and Western cuisines, and practice restaurant phrases for going somewhere to eat.

Learn how to book a table for dinner and navigate Chinese dining conversations, including asking for a reservation and expressing time with numbers at restaurants and cafes.

Learn to invite someone to dinner in Chinese using the 'can someone do something with somebody' pattern and practice talking about dates, days, and Saturday plans.

Learn to order at a restaurant in this beginner Chinese course, exploring foods and drinks, duplication of verbs to show quick action, expressing quantity or degree, and polite waiter interaction.

Learn how to pay the bill at a Chinese restaurant, ask for a to-go box, and discuss prices using cash, credit cards, or mobile payments in China.

Learn Mandarin shopping expressions to express strong willingness to go to the supermarket and mall, bargain for discounts, compare products, try shoes and clothes, and handle returns.

Learn to bargain politely in Chinese by asking for discounts and addressing the store owner. Compare prices, express opinions, and use phrases about new arrivals while shopping for clothes.

Learn color vocabulary and how to talk about sizes for shoes and clothes in Chinese. Practice saying I want a bigger one and comparing sizes while shopping.

Learn color vocabulary and the essential price comparison structure in Chinese, such as 'the white one is more expensive than the blue.' Practice shopping phrases and online buying.

Learn how to return or exchange merchandise in Chinese, ask for a refund, present a receipt, and understand refunds to Alipay.

Explore the function of le to indicate completion in Chinese sentences, with past and future usage and placement after the last verb, plus practice with shopping and cafe scenarios.

Explore travel vocabulary and transportation expressions in Mandarin, covering hotel phrases, locations and directions, and how to take the subway or train.

Learn location and position words in Mandarin, practice asking and answering where something is, and review vocabulary for furniture and common locations to find items like a passport.

Learn how to call a taxi using a car-hailing app, ask how long it takes to reach a destination, and practice polite Chinese terms for drivers and everyday travel situations.

Learn how to check in at a hotel in Mandarin, including common room types such as standard, single, and double, reservations, and phrases for service, check-out timing, and hotel interactions.

Learn to book high speed train tickets in China, choose between one-way or round-trip, and pick up tickets at the station with your passport, using online booking tips.

Learn to ask for help in mandarin and request directions, using patterns for why or how come with ma, and practice street scenarios from the beginner course.

learn how to open a bank account and access basic banking services such as depositing, withdrawing, and changing money, with emphasis on mobile payments and bank cards in China.

Learn how to get a SIM card in China, bring your passport, and choose a mobile service plan with data, calling time, and service package options.

This lecture introduces Mandarin vocabulary for receiving and sending packages, including fast delivery, dispatch, express service, and locker pickups, with online shopping contexts and practical delivery phrases.

Master essential expressions for seeing a doctor in Chinese, describe symptoms such as stomachache and fever, and discuss medicine dosage and frequency with time duration and measure words.

Learn how to rent an apartment in China, including choosing between a full apartment or shared living, specifying rooms and rent, and checking utilities and furniture.

Learn essential Chinese sports vocabulary and expressions, including how to say and discuss playing ping pong and other activities, plus key grammar points for describing sports and routines.

Learn how to express degree with adjectives and verbs in Chinese, master the subject–verb–complement structure, and use the measure word for girl show through music and singing dialogues.

Explore Chinese movies and practice past-action grammar, including how to say 'have watched' versus simple past, and review the basic subject–verb–object structure with movie examples.

Explore how to discuss photography exhibitions in Chinese, master the shoot structure to describe past events by time, place, and manner, and practice inviting others to view exhibitions.

Explore how to talk about playing computer games in Chinese, including in-progress actions, about-to-happen events, future tense markers, and common dialogue for asking what you are doing.