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El. knyga: Easy Mandarin Chinese: Learn to Speak Mandarin Chinese Quickly! (Downloadable Audio Included)

  • Formatas: 192 pages
  • Serija: Easy Language Series
  • Išleidimo metai: 25-Oct-2016
  • Leidėjas: Tuttle Publishing
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781462918775
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  • Formatas: 192 pages
  • Serija: Easy Language Series
  • Išleidimo metai: 25-Oct-2016
  • Leidėjas: Tuttle Publishing
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781462918775
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Concise and user-friendly, Easy Mandarin Chinese is designed for anyone who wants to learn Mandarin Chinesewhether on their own or with a teacher.

This language learning book introduces the learner to all the basics of the Chinese language and teaches practical daily conversations and vocabulary. It enables users to begin efficiently communicating from the very first day, and its compact size makes it an excellent tool for travelers or business people looking to learn Chinese on the road without giving up on any content.

This Mandarin language learning book includes:

Useful notes on the Chinese script, pronunciation, sentence structure, vocabulary, and grammar Sections covering greetings, requests, idiomatic expressions and everyday situations Cultural information about Chinese etiquette as well as do's and don'ts A glossary of the most commonly-used Mandarin Chinese words and phrases Companion audio with many hours of native-speaker recordings of the dialogues, vocabulary and exercises.





All media content is accessible on the Tuttle Publishing website.
Chapter 1 A Basic Introduction
7(6)
Chapter 2 The Basics
13(4)
Chapter 3 Greetings
17(6)
Dialogue: Greeting New Friends
Cultural Note: Chinese Names
Cultural Note: Common Greetings
Cultural Note: The Optional "r" Sound
Chapter 4 Introducing Yourself (I)
23(8)
Dialogue: Self-Introductions
Cultural Note: Talking About Your Nationality
Cultural Note: The Word Zhongguo = "China" or "Chinese"
Chapter 5 Introducing Yourself (II)
31(8)
Dialogue: Asking Questions
Chapter 6 Small Talk
39(8)
Dialogue: Making Plans to Meet Up
Cultural Note: Big Units before Small Units
Chapter 7 Getting Around
47(8)
Dialogue: Finding Places
Chapter 8 Eating and Drinking
55(10)
Dialogue: Lunch Conversation
Cultural Note: Using "Bu tai + Stative Verb" = "Not Too ..." To Soften Negative Meanings
Chapter 9 Going Shopping
65(10)
Dialogue: Buying Clothes
Cultural Note: Using The Word Qingwen = "May I Ask" or "Excuse Me" to Politely Ask Questions or a Favor
Cultural Note: Ways of Payment
Chapter 10 Introduction to the Chinese Writing System
75(6)
Chapter 11 Making a Phone Call
81(10)
Dialogue: Calling Manager Lin
Cultural Note: Making and Answering a Phone Call
Cultural Note: Titles as Terms of Address
Cultural Note: The Polite Measure Word Wei to Refer to People (I)
Cultural Note: Cell Phone Numbers in Mainland China
Cultural Note: Response to Xiexie "Thank You" is Nali "Not at All; It's Nothing"
Chapter 12 Holiday Celebrations
91(12)
Dialogue: Important Chinese Holidays
Cultural Note: Chinese Traditional Holidays
Cultural Note: Chinese Lunar Calendar
Cultural Note: Zongzi = "Glutinous Rice Dumplings" and Yuebing = "Mooncakes"
Chapter 13 Feeling Unwell
103(8)
Dialogue: Expressing Concern
Cultural Note: Zenmele to Show your Concern
Chapter 14 Being Invited to the Manager's Home For Dinner (I)
111(8)
Dialogue: Arriving at The Manager's Home
Cultural Note: The Greeting Ni lai le = "You Have Come"
Cultural Note: Being a House Guest in Chinese Culture
Chapter 15 Being Invited to the Manager's Home For Dinner (II)
119(8)
Dialogue: Asking About Family
Cultural Note: The Polite Measure Word Wei to Refer to People (II)
Cultural Note: Using Duo Chi/He Dianr to Show Hospitality
Cultural Note: Politely Refusing a Request
Chapter 16 Geography and Weather
127(10)
Dialogue: Other Countries' Weather
Chapter 17 Traveling
137(8)
Dialogue: Plans for Spring Break
Cultural Note: Politely Excusing Yourself When Departing Early
Cultural Note: The Phrase Zai liao = "Talk to You Later"
Chapter 18 Arranging a Ride to the Airport
145(10)
Dialogue: Calling a Taxi Company
Cultural Note: "What's Your Honorable Last Name?"
Cultural Note: Asking Someone to Repeat With Duibuqi, Qing Nin Zai Shuo Yibian
Chapter 19 Farewell
155(8)
Dialogue: Having a Farewell Dinner
Cultural Note: Receiving a Compliment
Chapter 20 Introduction to the Chinese Writing System (II)
163(6)
English-Pinyin Glossary 169(8)
Pinyin-English Glossary 177(7)
Answer Key 184
Dr. Haohsiang Liao is Senior Lecturer of Chinese Studies and directs the Chinese Language Program at MIT. He specializes in Chinese language pedagogy, cross-cultural communications, teacher training and evaluation and second language acquisition. Dr. Liao has also taught Chinese at Williams College, Ohio State University and Harvard University, and co-authored three Chinese language textbooks for advanced learners. These titles are Understanding the People and the World: Advanced Chinese, Discussing Everything Chinese: A Comprehensive Textbook in Intermediate-High Chinese and When to Say What.