
Master practical mandarin patterns with a short, focused series to transform your speaking and listening, from forming sentences to conveying emotions in real conversations.
Explore 4500+ keywords and phrases from HSK1-4 to build practical real-life Chinese skills. Listen anytime during busy days or relaxation to boost your passing chances.
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Learn how to express personal perspective in Mandarin with the phrase 'in somebody's opinion,' using 'from my perspective' examples and guided sentence practice.
Learn a polite Mandarin pattern used to express what should happen under normal circumstances. Practice forming sentences and using examples to reinforce how this pattern signals expectations.
This lesson explains the Mandarin pattern 'walkway plus shoe' to express 'deserve to be called,' with examples and practice forming sentences.
Explore a Mandarin pattern for expressing relief with 'thank goodness that,' using real-life sentences and practice to convey fortunate outcomes.
Learn the Mandarin 'except that' pattern to describe a positive attribute with a minor flaw, using Steve's apartment as an example, then practice forming sentences.
Explore how Mandarin uses the additive plus to intensify expressions, with patterns and examples that show how to increase express intensity in sentences.
Explore the mandarin pattern for 'about to happen' and how to form sentences with everyday examples like a nephew about to be born, for real life chinese learners.
Learn the Mandarin 'even' construction to highlight surprising situations, with practical examples and guided sentence practice to form real-life statements.
Explore real-life Chinese conditional sentence patterns, learning that success comes only with certain conditions, and practice forming sentences through examples and dialogues.
Explore how to express purpose in Mandarin using 'for the sake of' and 'in order to', review examples, and practice forming sentences with this pattern.
Learn to express 'it's time to' and 'should be' in Mandarin using patterns with 应该 and the 'time to do something' construction, with eating examples and student sentence practice.
Master a Mandarin sentence pattern for expressing dislike for someone or something, review examples, and practice forming sentences.
Learn a Mandarin sentence pattern that expresses free choice while signaling dissatisfaction with someone's behavior. Practice with examples and make sentences using the pattern to describe everyday choices.
Master expressing 'unless' and 'otherwise' in Mandarin using a basic conditional pattern, with practical examples and exercises to form natural, real-life sentences.
Explore a Mandarin time-limit pattern to express up to a moment, with clear examples and guided practice turning prompts into sentences in real-life Chinese.
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Hi Chinese Learners, While studying Mandarin, you’ve probably noticed,
You can understand each and every individual word, but you can’t work out what the entire sentence means; you can say a lot of words by themselves, but you can’t put them together in one complete sentence.
You’ve memorized a lot of texts, but you then realize, its only useful for written Mandarin, and you find it SO hard to hold a decent conversation with a Chinese person. But that’s not all, other times, your Mandarin is spot-on, you can understand each sentence, but you’re struggling to understand the emotions and feelings of the other person.
If you are looking for an answer to these problems, then look no further
I’ve taught a wide range of students and all of them have once experienced this same dilemma. From my many years of teaching, I’ve found a way that can quickly help you solve these problems.
I’ve specifically made this series of videos for you, and have carefully chosen from the most useful, and the most local published materials to help you. By listening to these interesting short and concise stories, you will be able to within lesser than 3 minutes, speak the most fluent and widely used sentences, and this is very important. Now I guarantee you, if you can remember them, then both your spoken Mandarin and your listening skills will improve like never before.
So, what are you waiting for? It’s time to learn some proper Mandarin!