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zhengrong · 06-25-2007, 06:53 AM

making a Chinese friend like me is the best way to learn Chinese.

Make phone call now
086-021-34140979 or you may send email to
frank_rousseau1974@yahoo.com

my-chinese-teacher · 06-28-2007, 12:35 PM

For all those who are interested in learning chinese,

My-Chinese-Teacher.com,

Affordable online Chinese lessons.

Jenny0013 · 10-29-2007, 07:51 AM

Hi, I'm Janie.

I'm a Chinese language teacher at Omeida Language College, Yangshuo, China.
Yangshuo is a famous foreign tourist destination. You can go to hiking, cyclyling and rock climbing etc. You'll be amazed at the scenery! There are an assortment of bars on West Street. If you want to study basic Chinese language, Yangshuo is an ideal place. Welcome to Yangshuo!
my E-mail address: j.0013@hotmail.com

bournekaloyan · 12-10-2007, 11:59 AM

My Chinese teacher told me that I need to work on my Pinyin tones, it's pretty difficult. I was looking through internet for some exercise for this purpose.

I have a Mac. It turns out that there are many cool and free learning Pinyin tools out there. This is the one you should check out if you are bad with Chinese tones like me:

Pinyin Table, Pinyin, pin yin, hanyu pinyin

They have Chinese Pinyin quiz. They will play a sound and ask you what tone it is... really neat.
P.S.There is also a Pinyin table, the site claims containing all Chinese Pinyin sound(is it possible?).

bournekaloyan · 01-31-2008, 05:29 AM

Once I went to Turkey for a business trip, I was almost get killed in a restaurant. I told the waitress that I can't eat nuts, and guess what? The dish served contained nuts. My allergic reaction was so severe that my blood pressure quickly dropped and I couldn't breathe, I was rushed to hospital.... nightmare! "Life (almost) lost in Translation"!!

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Now when traveling abroad I always get myself more prepared. Last year, I went to Shanghai. I printed out a wallet size traveling Chinese aid (not really a guide, basically a piece of paper folded into a neat wallet size booklet). It contains all those emergency Chinese sentences such as "I am allergic to xxx", "Where is ....", it's very handy. This travelers Chinese language guide can be downloaded here:

Chinese Translation Guide (The translated Chinese-English guide book is found at the bottom of the home page)

chvfire1610 · 04-03-2008, 02:36 AM

I just started learning Chinese, the best way for me is collecting useful free learning material online, ¡®coz going to class will take me too much time, and the tuition is too expensive for me too. Here is a few links I believe worth checking for self-study:
Learn Chinese|Learn Chinese Online|Learn Mandarin|Learn Pinyin|Chinese Learning - ChineseTime

taomore · 04-03-2008, 03:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by start from pinyin

Go to Learn Chinese-Start from pinyin and you can learn Chinese by yourself.

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06-25-2007, 06:53 AM	#15 (permalink)
zhengrong Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Shanghai Posts: 32 zhengrong is an unknown character at this point	making a Chinese friend like me is the best way to learn Chinese. Make phone call now 086-021-34140979 or you may send email to frank_rousseau1974@yahoo.com __________________ a friend in need is a friend indeed
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my-chinese-teacher my-chinese-teacher Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 14 my-chinese-teacher is an unknown character at this point	For all those who are interested in learning chinese, My-Chinese-Teacher.com, Affordable online Chinese lessons.
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Jenny0013 Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1 Jenny0013 is an unknown character at this point	Chinese teacher Hi, I'm Janie. I'm a Chinese language teacher at Omeida Language College, Yangshuo, China. Yangshuo is a famous foreign tourist destination. You can go to hiking, cyclyling and rock climbing etc. You'll be amazed at the scenery! There are an assortment of bars on West Street. If you want to study basic Chinese language, Yangshuo is an ideal place. Welcome to Yangshuo! my E-mail address: j.0013@hotmail.com
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12-10-2007, 11:59 AM	#18 (permalink)
bournekaloyan Brand New Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 2 bournekaloyan is an unknown character at this point	Pinyin tones My Chinese teacher told me that I need to work on my Pinyin tones, it's pretty difficult. I was looking through internet for some exercise for this purpose. I have a Mac. It turns out that there are many cool and free learning Pinyin tools out there. This is the one you should check out if you are bad with Chinese tones like me: Pinyin Table, Pinyin, pin yin, hanyu pinyin They have Chinese Pinyin quiz. They will play a sound and ask you what tone it is... really neat. P.S.There is also a Pinyin table, the site claims containing all Chinese Pinyin sound(is it possible?).
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01-31-2008, 05:29 AM	#19 (permalink)
bournekaloyan Brand New Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 2 bournekaloyan is an unknown character at this point	my personal experience Once I went to Turkey for a business trip, I was almost get killed in a restaurant. I told the waitress that I can't eat nuts, and guess what? The dish served contained nuts. My allergic reaction was so severe that my blood pressure quickly dropped and I couldn't breathe, I was rushed to hospital.... nightmare! "Life (almost) lost in Translation"!! ( Now when traveling abroad I always get myself more prepared. Last year, I went to Shanghai. I printed out a wallet size traveling Chinese aid (not really a guide, basically a piece of paper folded into a neat wallet size booklet). It contains all those emergency Chinese sentences such as "I am allergic to xxx", "Where is ....", it's very handy. This travelers Chinese language guide can be downloaded here: Chinese Translation Guide (The translated Chinese-English guide book is found at the bottom of the home page)
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04-03-2008, 02:36 AM	#20 (permalink)
chvfire1610 Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 6 chvfire1610 is an unknown character at this point	Good Self-study resource I just started learning Chinese, the best way for me is collecting useful free learning material online, ¡®coz going to class will take me too much time, and the tuition is too expensive for me too. Here is a few links I believe worth checking for self-study: Learn Chinese\|Learn Chinese Online\|Learn Mandarin\|Learn Pinyin\|Chinese Learning - ChineseTime
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