
Explore logogram, pinyin, and the four tones to build a foundation for everyday Chinese conversations.
Master Chinese greetings with ni hao, apply the tone change rule for consecutive third tones, and practice introducing yourself using wo shi and hun gao qiang ren xi ni.
Learn to introduce yourself in Chinese, express negation and form yes-no questions with the sentence-final particle ma, and practice stating nationalities like Zhongguo ren.
Learn to express personal feelings of liking and blessing in Chinese, including saying I like you and I love you, and greeting others with birthday and holiday wishes.
Master expressing dislike in Chinese using bu shi, bu tai ha, and tao yan; practice softening responses and using natural tone for everyday dialogue.
Learn practical daily Chinese phrases for thanks and you're welcome, sorry and it's nothing, what did you say, wait a moment, I don't know, and goodbye.
Learn how to ask for things in Chinese, using patterns like do you have and how many, plus essential measure words and quantity grammar for shopping, dining, and travel.
Learn practical Chinese shopping phrases, including how to say this one and that one, ask how much, and express numbers from 0 to 10 with yuan and kuai.
Chinese isn’t as difficult as people often think, especially if you’re learning it for communication rather than academic purposes.
Chinese doesn’t have Tense or Person Agreement, so as long as you learn some basic grammar and vocabulary, you’ll be able to have everyday conversations.
The course mainly includes the following content
1. The Structure and Tones of Chinese.
If we were studying formal Chinese, it would include three parts:“Logogram (Chinese characters),Pinyin ,and Tone. ”Tone is quite important. Chinese has four Tones, and different combinations of tones can create entirely different meanings
2. Greetings
Greeting is the most frequently used when getting in touch with others 。In this lesson, we will learn how to greet others
3. Self-introduction
how to make simple self-introductions,And how to express negation and question in Chinese.
4. Likes and Blessings
how to express personal feelings of liking and blessing。
5. Dislikes and Aversions
how to express “dislike.”
6. High-Frequency Daily Phrases
learn some super practical, frequently used daily communication phrases.
7. Making Requests
how to ask for thing. We’ll cover important sentence patterns and grammar points,
8. Shopping
how to shop. We’ll also cover how to express numbers in Chinese. This will be a very rewarding lesson.