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No.CH10001EN |
Chinese tones |
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Start your Chinese learning here! For those who have never learned Chinese before or who need brushing up on their tones. |
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No.CH10002EN |
Hello |
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Only one sentence is introduced here, but it is the most important in the Chinese language. If you only learn one thing, learn this… but you probably already know it. |
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No.CH10003EN |
How are you? |
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Learn how to say 'how are you' and 'goodbye' in this short dialogue. This dialogue also introduces the question particle, and our teaching forums (premium feature) explains this further. |
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No.CH10004EN |
Are you American? |
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If you are a foreigner, you will get asked this question a lot. If you are American, then no problem, but if not, you may want to tell people. The negative qualifier is introduced here, and our teaching forums and drills (premium features) helps explain its use. |
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No.CH10005EN |
Where are you from? |
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Learn to tell people your nationality in this simple dialogue, then use the drills section and flash cards (premium features) to further build your vocabulary and talk about different nationalities. |
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No.CH10006EN |
What is your name? |
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Tell people your name and ask for theirs in this beginner's dialogue. There are some basic differences between expressing Chinese names compared with Western names, which you can learn more about in our teaching forums (premium feature). |
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