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Up-Intermediate Chinese lessons A (HSK4)
The most confusing 50 pairs of words in intermediate Chinese (HSK4)
Created byMarco Polo Mandarin 1
Last updated 8/2017
Chinese (Simplified)
What you'll learn
- Use the most confusing 50 pairs of words in intermediate Chinese like经验VS经历，著名VS有名，收到VS受到authentically.
- Communicate with Chinese people in various topics like daily life, politics, economy, philosophy and culture.
- Pass HSK4 exam.
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Course content
16 sections • 51 lectures • 3h 20m total length
Requirements
- Reach an intermediate level in Chinese learning, or pass the HSK3 exam (get at least 60% of the score in HSK3)
- Knowing about 600 to 700 characters. Since it’s an intermediate course, I will mostly show you in characters, without Pinyin subtitles.
- Able to make middle speed communication with Chinese people. All of my intermediate and advanced lessons will be mostly explain in Chinese language
Description
Words between two different languages often can’t make one-to-one translation, which makes some obstacles for language learners. We need to understand what’s the different between them, so that we can use those words authentically.
These course will help you to use the most confusing 50 pairs of words in intermediate Chinese correctly. These course include:
a. the most confusing 50 pairs of words in intermediate Chinese with clear explanation, like the difference between 经验VS经历，著名VS有名，收到VS受到。
b. 3 practical and authentic sample sentences with each of these words, which cover various topics like daily life, politics, economy, philosophy and culture.
c. 4 questions to check your learning result.
Suggestion
Up to Intermediate Chinese, all those grammar rules and words are based on oral Chinese. Knowing the words and grammar is just a tool to help you learn this language more effectively, what’s more important it to open your mouth and communicate with Chinese people.
Who this course is for:
- Intermediate Chinese learners.
- People who want to pass HSK4.
- Chinese learners who have difficulties in clarify these most confusing words.