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Chinese for Beginners - Greetings and Self-Introduction
Start exploring the Chinese educational culture, work or leisure through its language, the most widely spoken language in the world! This short course will teach you to greet others and introduce yourself, using your name and nationality in Mandarin Chinese. In addition, explore its vocabulary, proper pronunciations and tones so you can sound like a native speaker, impressing yourself and others. The course is free so begin today!
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Chinese for Beginners - Greetings and Self-Introduction
Explore basic vocabulary and speech for general greetings in this free online course on your journey to Chinese fluency.
Start exploring the Chinese educational culture, work or leisure through its language, the most widely spoken language in the world! This short course will teach you to greet others and introduce yourself, using your name and nationality in Mandarin Chinese. In addition, explore its vocabulary, proper pronunciations and tones so you can sound like a native speaker, impressing yourself and others. The course is free so begin today!
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5 Lessons
Basic Chinese
This module contains three topics that introduce absolute beginners to the Chinese language. Each topic begins with learning vocabulary words that are then used to construct simple sentences. You will learn simple greetings and how to introduce yourself - your name and country to a person in Chinese.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Greeting People
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3.Asking And Telling Names
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4.Asking And Telling Nationalities
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5.Lesson Summary
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