2019年4月30日星期二
Eco-China: Scenic Yanqing, from Mountains to Gardens
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Etymology breakdown Shāngyè
Is the following true and accurate?
"Somebody asked me about the word ‘business’ in Chinese. This Filipino asked me so I explained to them in this way. Business in Chinese has two words Shāngyè. Shang means life and to that there’s this element of business itself is dynamic. It is a living organism, it evolves. But the interesting part is with the word Yi____. Yi ___ means ‘meaningful’ and if you put them together it’s all about that [business] dynamic and How you create a relationship within that and how do you make relationship meaningful but the point I wanted to add is the word Ye itself, in Chinese - Chinese is a beautiful language, the word _Yi__ itself has two components. The top component is Ing which is sound. The bottom component is sing which is heart, so it’s listening to the heartbeat. A lot to do with feeling the pulse, understanding, listening to the heartbeat and you can go a long way by winning trust with that."
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President Maduro: coup attempt was a "deception" of the opposition
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Attitudes in China?
Hi guys! I’m an adopted Chinese and I am looking into learning/minoring in Mandarin in college (I regret being a stubborn child who dropped out of those classes) but nevertheless I am wondering what are the attitudes in China of those who look Chinese but cannot speak it? My sibling (who is white) recently majored in Mandarin and said that people in Chinese can be in-groupy (if that makes sense), towards Chinese people.
I’m not really worried about being in US and not being able to speak it but rather in China (for immersion/study abroad)?
If anyone has any experience or insight with this issue, please feel free to share!
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Từ vựng HSK 4
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Amputee student moves hearts of millions
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工作 gōng zuò
to work / (of a machine) to operate / job / work / task / CL:個|个[ge4],份[fen4],項|项[xiang4]
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Bought a book on rock climbing today...累死了
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請問 "很有興趣“ 跟 ”很有趣“ 什麼不同？
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Delicious! Panamanian company sends first shipment of cobia to China
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China Chic Pop-up shopping event wows in NYC with stylish Chinese designs
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practise writing chinese
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Chinese girl shows amazing table tennis skills
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Using 着 in V1着V2.
I am really struggling with the usage of 着 in V1着V2 usage. If anyone could tell me how to use understand this it would be of much help.
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Where can I watch 合伙中国人 with english subtitles?
Hoping to enhance my business vocabulary by watching this show, but they all still speak too fast for me. Does anyone currently watch it with english subtitles?
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Wanna have a bite? Chinese artists make "creamy" paintings
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Is being an ESL teacher that bad?
So this morning I posted a picture of myself getting third place in a Chinese competition and expressed wanting to be an english language teacher in China. Everyone in the comments told me not to do it. Why? I want to double major as an English teacher and be a lawyer and be an English teacher while attending law school. Why is being an English teacher in China so bad besides low pay (I don’t care about money)
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BUPT or SHU for a year of study?
I am just wondering if anyone knows about Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications and Shanghai University. Ill be going to China in September for a full year of study of Chinese language only. I've passed mine HSK 3 the other day. I have gotten accepted to SHU but I have also an option to go to BUPT.
My question mainly is, which University is better overall? As in the facilities and quality of university. Also, which university would be better for Chinese language? Beijing has an advantage as its pure mandarin there but maybe SHU might have better teaching than BUPT? Also, Beijing might be a bit cheaper for me but I might be able to get scholarship for SHU, but then would living cost (not rent) and transport be cheaper in Beijing?
Thanks for the help.
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Chinese looking for English partner
Just add me my WeChat ：13187888724 ：）
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我们 [我們] wǒ men
we / us / ourselves / our
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Chinese looking for English partner
I’m a Chinese. And also I can speak a little Korean. I really want to improve my English, so, if anyone wants to learn mandarin or interested in Korean,we can communicate together. Just add me！！：）：）
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Sam @ China Pavilion: green living means better living
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电视 [電視] diàn shì
television / TV / CL:臺|台[tai2],個|个[ge4]
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Hatchimals easter egg surprise! - Will we hatch twins? Learn chinese!
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China's greenhouse technologies turn Egypt's desert green
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Japanese Emperor Akihito declares abdication
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Wife of Australian Writer Detained in China Sends Petitions to Xi
Yang Hengjun has been detained for three-plus months without access to lawyers or family.
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NEW VIDEO 🎉【Street Mandarin】Ep.5 University Life【街頭華語】第五集：大學生活 This video gives you a glimpse into university life in Taiwan. 🇹🇼
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Started using HelloChinese today
I’m probably A0 right not I don’t really know many characters. I used LingoDeer for a bit and I found out they charge now. I had a free Spanish course but I have to pay $60 if I want to learn Mandarin. But now I’m using HelloChinese. Compared to LingoDeer, how good is it? Could it get me to A2 or B1?
I also tried Duolingo but the Mandarin tree isn’t very good. I might still use it to drill grammar
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Radio Station Suggestion Please
Hi. I would like to start my attempt at learning Manadarin. I want to start listening to Chinese radio stations - I have the App TuneIn Radio can someone please suggest some to me as there are many.
P.S I LOVE classical music (western) and the Classical Chinese instrumental music as well as Opera - is there a station on the web that has classical music/ opera but the station is Chinese only? Thank you.
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Writing practice - Is what I'm doing a waste of time, or is it useful?
I've searched on the ol' Google machine but I can't find much definitive about what I wish to ask. Right now, my writing practice consists of the following using Anki:
- Look at the simplified characters and write their traditional equivalents (I study traditional characters).
- Write words (bisyllabic or otherwise) twice.
- Write individual characters five times.
- View characters and write out the bopomofo without seeing it.
- View sentences and practise memorising and writing them.
I get the feeling that I'm wasting a lot of time. Is it really helpful for me to write the traditional characters against simplified variants? Does writing sentences actually give me enough help to justify the time it takes me to do so? Should I remove the memorising component? Right now, when I memorise, the sentence I saw is hidden and I test my ability to both remember the words and write them out.
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Request: App to Translate Hanyu to Pinyin via Image
Hi there,
I've been learning Chinese for a while now, and my learning resources have begun to omit pinyin entirely. Unfortunately, this makes it hard to learn the pronounciation of new characters, as I no longer see them side by side. I could look them up individually, but I'd rather have two complete versions of the same text.
So far, all I've tried is using Google Translate's camera feature, but I can only get it to translate to (horrifyingly mutilated) English or barebones Hanyu. If there is a better way than just extracting all the Hanzi and throwing them into a separate translator, I would much appreciate knowing about it, since that way all the formatting is lost. Thanks!
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China unveils extra large coal mine drilling and anchoring machine
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一 yī
one / 1 / single / a (article) / as soon as / entire / whole / all / throughout / "one" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 1) / also pr. [yao1] for greater clarity when spelling out numbers digit by digit
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Russian woman learns Kung Fu at China's Shaolin Temple
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May 4th
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China's green technologies benefit Pakistan: Pakistani expert
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Police dog faints after search mission, rescued after 1+ hour
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App to learn spoken mandarin only (no characters)
Interested to know what you recommend is the best app to learn spoken mandarin only. I've been recommended duo lingo, however it seems to have much emphasis characters.
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Such aesthetically please handwriting
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New land-sea freight route links China with Indonesia
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2019年4月29日星期一
Aerial view of world's biggest cluster of sinkholes in NW China
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Previously fluent, now cultural failure, how to start again?
I grew up in Singapore and have learnt Mandarin throughout kindy/ primary school/ high school. I was never amazing at it but got through the exams. At 15, I left the country for Australia and danced with delight at the thought of never again having to memorise a vocabulary book.
I'm 30 now and can barely speak the language outside of simple conversation and feel a bit of a culutral failure. Adulthood has made me realise that being bilingual is a useful skill!
I'd like to be fluent again, am not super fussed about reading (all the vocabulary has fallen out of my head at 15). I'm at a loss as to how to start. Lots of the podcasts are aimed at beginners and I wonder if there's any resources that would be useful to me?
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Light of Wisdom|Zamir Ahmed Awan from Pakistan shares his Belt and Road story
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Can someone help me with this fill in the blank homework? Currently losing my mind 哈哈
I'm having so much trouble with this fill in the blank homework. I'm only in my second year haha. I've been trying to go through the homework with google translate and pleco but it's been hours and isn't going quickly. If someone could help, or give me some advice on how to tackle an assignment like this I'd be very grateful. I've put the character bank above and the sentences below.
令、于、则、为主、之内、之下、之间、带来、面对、原来、逐渐、将近、样子、僵局、政策、交流、分歧、赴、解除、接触、创造、结婚、陷入、日益密切
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许多人 _____ 民国三十八年随着国民党政府来台湾，从此与大陆的家人再也没有 _____。
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當時以為一兩年 _____ 就能回家，沒想到兩岸對立的 _____ 一直沒能被打破。
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民國七十六年戒嚴法的 _____ 終於給這樣的僵局 _____ 了改變。
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新的 _____ 开放了民众赴大陆探亲，“三通”（通商、通邮、通航）的限制也 _____ 放宽。
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這樣，許多人在 _____ 四十年之後回到家鄉，已經滿頭白髮，再也不像離家時的 _____。
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在政府的鼓勵 _____ ，許多學術、科技等方面的 _____ 在海峽兩岸 _____ 積極地展開。
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_____ 大陆投资的台商的人数逐年增加，反映了两岸的经贸往来也 _____。
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然而四十年不接触造成两岸许多不同，开放带来的问题也 _____ 双方政府感到相当头痛。
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比如大陸以簡體字 _____ ，而台灣 _____ 以繁體字為主， 許多人覺得大陸丟失了傳統。 (丟失 diūshī, to lose)
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再比如，_____ 在大陸有妻子的人來台之後又 _____ 了，現在回大陸可能面臨重婚罪。 (重婚罪 chónghūnzuì, bigamy)
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尤其是像“统一”还是“独立”这样的政治 _____ 常常使得双方关系 _____ 紧张的情况。 (統一 tŏngyī, unification)
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但是 _____ 全球激烈的競爭，兩岸只有政治和解、經濟合作才能 _____ 兩利雙贏的局面。
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Train Station Vocabulary
We made this video to take you inside Beijing South Train Station and teach you some useful Chinese phrases and expressions: Train Station Vocabulary.
Here is a link to the vocabulary handout.
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Light of Wisdom|Stephen Perry relates Belt and Road with China-British trade
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Got third place in the Chinese language competition! I may not be first but I am improving. One day I will live in China and be an English teacher. (Typed this on mobile so sorry grammar formatting is bad.)
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TIL There are over 100 different names for corn in Chinese
【麦类】御麦、玉麦，番麦、西天麦、黍麦、戎麦、包麦、苞麦、番大麦 、红须麦、夷麦、西番麦、玉林麦。
【黍类】玉秫黍、玉黍、玉稻黍、金稻黍、玉大黍、玉糜黍、大蜀黍、番黍，玉芦黍、蜀黍。
【秫类】秫、玉蜀秫、玉秫秫、秫秫、玉秫、大秫秫。
【梁类】玉膏梁、玉高梁、大高梁、玉梁、御高梁、独膏梁。
【粟类】珍珠粟、鸡头粟、观音粟、意粟、苞粟、天方粟、珍珠芦粟、饭包粟、鸡豆粟，荷包粟、乳粟、遇粟、意粟、芦粟、罂粟、高粟、金豆子粟、鹿角粟 、包胎粟、玉桃粟。
【穄类】玉芦穄、芦穄、秫穄、球穄、珠穄。
【芦类】苞芦、腰芦、苞萝。
【米类】珍珠米、玉米、包米、包儿米、棒米、六角米、鹿角米、御米、巴尔米、番米、包梁米、丈谷米、芋米、棒子米、观音米、子米、包子米、包粒米、老芋米。
【豆类】番豆、金豆、玉豆、玉芦豆。
【谷类】包谷、苞谷、舜王谷、六谷、西番谷。
【其他】玉茭茭、玉榴、玉子、戎菽、玉籽、粟包、稖子、玉露、玉蜀、玉穟、腰边豹、苞果、包菽、包罗、棒子、棒椎、芦蜀、榜子、棒槌、苽、稷、包苽、苞果、玉茭子。
Growing up my family always called it “苞芦”. Apparently that’s just one of the many many ways to say it.
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同学 [同學] tóng xué
to study at the same school / fellow student / classmate / CL:位[wei4],個|个[ge4]
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World's largest stone Buddha statue in SW China reopens after "physical examination"
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Looking for a good app for flashcards
I speak at a near fluent level but my reading is super rusty. I know probably 750-1000 characters.
I previously had flashcards for the 3000 most used characters, and I'd love to get my hands on something like that again :) if it's in an app, even better!
Any suggestions?
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continue to practie writing.
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Learning Chinese abroad: Tsinghua vs Fudan University
Hi everyone.
I'm in the midst of applying for a one-year length chinese program, and have decided to apply for one of these two universities. Is anyone able to share their knowledge or experiences of these programs at these respective universities?
I know that Tsinghua has an amazing reputation, but its mostly a science-orientated university, whereas Fudan is more humanities-orientated. So Fudan's language program would be better. However, I have also heard other rumors that Fudan teachers aren't as enthusiastic about teaching Chinese, and that Tsinghua should be the option if you are really serious about learning chinese.
These are just random rumors I found online. Do they sound true?
I don't really care whether I live in Beijing or Shanghai, so I'm more concerned about the education quality.
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点 [點] diǎn
point / dot / drop / speck / o'clock / point (in space or time) / to draw a dot / to check on a list / to choose / to order (food in a restaurant) / to touch briefly / to hint / to light / to ignite / to pour a liquid drop by drop / (old) one fifth of a two-hour watch 更[geng1] / dot stroke in Chinese characters / classifier for items
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Vocab with multiple meanings
So I want to make Flashcards, but I stumble into a problem pretty quickly.
What to I do if a word has multiple meanings? Say I find a word like 意思. Should I make Flashcards for all the definitions, or only the definition in the context I found it in.
Edit: I’m using Anki.
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Xinhua Special: Green Development at Heart of 2019 Horticulture Expo
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Wat do I do
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Chinese envoy appeals for adherence to two-state solution in Mideast peace process
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Time lapse: Seed germination
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Why are Chinese teachers all women?
Search "learn Chinese" on YouTube: most teachers are Chinese women, occasionally white men. Male Chinese instructors from China are very, very rare. The only ones I know (other than myself) are Litao Chinese and Twin City Chinese. Now why is that?
Another curious observation is that among Chinese-white couples, the majority are white males and Chinese females, rarely the other way around.
Are these two observations somehow connected?
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Time for China to Stop Bankrolling Coal
China is out of step with the world on coal, at home and abroad.
from China Power – The Diplomat http://bit.ly/2ZJWXjC
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Ok so I’m not sure how this sub works but I saw this meme that wasn’t really that funny but I just wanted to know what it said. I know the last line fully but the first line doesn’t make sense to me and I can not identify the last character. Does anyone think they can help?
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Have you seen the movie yet? 😁
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360°Vlog: Opening day activities of Beijing horticultural expo
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What's the dialect of this song? Can anybody identify the song these workers is singing?
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Measuring My Chinese Progress
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Hong Kong Protests Proposed Extradition Law
Tens of thousands took to the streets, many carrying umbrellas in a nod to a previous 2014 protest movement.
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Chinese poem illustration/ 望岳/杜甫 On top of the world- Du Fu in youth
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105-year-old man's dance moves go viral on China's social media
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The US-China Visa War Is Just Getting Started
The U.S. FBI director says China poses a “multilayered threat” to the United States.
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Amazing aerial view of wild azaleas in Hubei, China
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Mexican Rice
Mexican rice is the anchor of many excellent Mexican spreads, and having recently posted our recipe for Chiles Rellenos, I’m back with the perfect Mexican rice to go alongside. I’m a big believer in the accoutrements that come with food—the sides, the sauces, the extras, the add-ons, the toppings—the trappings that make the dish a […]
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What is a less formal way of saying 而且, one that is better used in spoken chinese?
What is another way of saying 而且, to join two sentences that flows better in spoken form, and sounds less formal/clunky.
i.e. It is a beautiful place, also/plus, I am interested in its' history
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Two giant pandas leave for Russia
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China champions green development as Beijing horticultural expo opens
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BRI brings new development opportunities to Germany's Duisburg
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Unveiling secrets behind design of China Pavilion at Int'l Horticultural Expo
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Cluster of karst sinkholes found in SW China
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Immerse yourself in the world of science at "I Love Science Festival 2019"
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2019年4月28日星期日
Tibetan antelopes captured on camera
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Audio textbooks with English comments
Hi, r/ChineseLanguage!
Does anybody know any Chinese audio textbooks for beginners (HSK 1-2)? I want to listen to them while riding a bike or jogging so I may not care about the screen.
Something like vocabulary building, dialogues with comments and explanation in English. I don't mind if they are for kids.
I tried to listen to 佩佩猪 cartoons but didn't learn much from them since my vocabulary is pretty small yet.
Thank you!
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他 tā
he or him / (used for either sex when the sex is unknown or unimportant) / (used before sb's name for emphasis) / (used as a meaningless mock object) / other / another
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LIVE
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Language Learning With Netflix Chinese Dictionary - 矮子
Hello! I was under the impression that LLWN didn't have a dictionary for Chinese but I noticed the only word that had a dictionary pop up was for 矮子 which is short person/dwarf which seem so odd that that is the ONLY word to have it, do other people have the definition of a word pop up when they hover over a word? Is my browser just being weird and only showing it for 矮子？Even LLWN has a warning that there is no dictionary with Chinese but it definitely does just for this one word and im like ???
See- https://imgur.com/nT2kXOr
The yellow popup is an extension I added so It doesn't matter that LLWN doesn't have a dictionary I just find this so odd that I haven't seen this with any other words.
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Does this tattoo really mean what the person thinks it does?!
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Amazing dexterity and speed: Watch how fast fingers can move
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了 le
(modal particle intensifying preceding clause) / (completed action marker)
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请帮我，有汉语选择的电子游戏？ Video games with a Mandarin option?
calling all gamers.... Any video games you know of with a chinese language option? from the most basic to the most 复杂的。
particularly i was hoping to replay some older SNES era final fantasy games in Chinese. but i haven't found many that support it officially.
I'd be surprised if language patches didn't exist, but my 中文水平没有那么好，所以自己上网找到，再install太难啊。
something like FFIV complete for the PSP would be phenomenal.
someone able to help me?
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LIVE: Beijing horticultural expo 2019 opens to public
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Difference between ju vs zhi, qu vs chi, and xu vs shi?
Mandarin Chinese has been my second language along with English since I was very young, but I still can’t differentiate and nail the pronunciation the between these word pairs. For example, besides the tones, what is the difference between 去 and 吃 in the sentence: 我去吃饭。？
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Official Examination Papers of HSK 4 version 2014
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360°Vlog: Welcome to Beijing Expo 2019
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Light of Wisdom| Francesca Manenti relates Belt and Road with Italy's present and future
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What conjunction can I use here to make it sound more native?
意大利美食又好吃又多变。而且，谁不爱意大利菜？
I am trying to say: "Italian food is delicious and varied. Plus, who doesn't love Italian food? (rhetorical question)"
This is for an oral test, and I feel 而且 doesn't sound right here, is it too formal? Is there a more common, spoken conjunction that can be used here that makes this sentence flow better? Could I replace 而且 with 对?
Also, while we're at it, is my use of "又。。。又。。。" correct here?
Many thanks in advance
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Is 您们 a valid word?
How would you address a group of people in chinese while conveying the respect that comes with 您？
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谁知道这些菜的中文名？
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Audio files of natives speaking sentences with translations? Anyone remembers these old school CD's?
Hey there,
I'm searching for pretty straightforward audio files with Chinese + English sentences.
There once existed this type of CD's that would just repeat sentences in the target language, together with translations.
I want something like that, preferably with some 2 or 3 repetitions of the same sentence?
Before you suggest that I can do these type of things on my own with some native audios and some programs, I'm way too lazy for that.
I found Coffee Break Chinese and I'm listening to it, but it's a bit too staged for me and their accent is annoying.
Does the kind of thing I'm searching for even exist?!
Thanks ahead
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About Autism in Cantonese and Mandarin for April, Autism awareness month
April is autism awareness month that began with the UN-sanctioned World Autism Awareness Day on April 2.
I wasn’t aware of this until I started researching the topic for my latest learning Cantonese and Mandarin podcast on autism (自閉症 / 自闭症 - zi6bai3zing3 / zìbìzhèng) and vaccinations (疫苗接種 / 疫苗接种 - jik6miu4 zip3zung3 / yìmiáo jiēzhǒng) and how the first recorded inoculation may have something to do with a Taoist hermit, a nun, and a ouija immortal. It also goes into the two different ways to say “thank you” in Cantonese.
For those of you learning English, I talk about something akin to “the world is your oyster,” “come hell or high water,” meltdowns, some cooking terms like: mirror glazed and piped decorations, and a bunch of other stuff…
Piqued your interest? It’s at: https://soundcloud.com/leslie-frank-643243096 (IF you’re on a desktop computer or tablet, this link is fine, BUT if you’re on a cell phone, this link might ask you to open/download the SOUNDCLOUD app, so if you don’t want to do that, choose the RADIOPUBLIC link below; IF you choose to download the app, click on the magnifying glass at the bottom of the app and search for “leslie frank”, then click on the “口” (mouth) icon; you’ll probably need to scroll down until you see the #15th episode)
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https://radiopublic.com/learn-cantonese-and-mandarin-for-8QdNJa
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Cat names in Chinese?
What are some cat names that are common in China?
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April is Autism awareness month
April is autism awareness month that began with the UN-sanctioned World Autism Awareness Day on April 2.
I wasn’t aware of this until I started researching the topic for my latest learning Cantonese and Mandarin podcast on autism (自閉症 / 自闭症 - zi6bai3zing3 / zìbìzhèng) and vaccinations (疫苗接種 / 疫苗接种 - jik6miu4 zip3zung3 / yìmiáo jiēzhǒng) and how the first recorded inoculation may have something to do with a Taoist hermit, a nun, and a ouija immortal. It also goes into the two different ways to say “thank you” in Cantonese.
For those of you learning English, I talk about something akin to “the world is your oyster,” “come hell or high water,” meltdowns, some cooking terms like: mirror glazed and piped decorations, and a bunch of other stuff…
Piqued your interest? It’s at: https://soundcloud.com/leslie-frank-643243096 (IF you’re on a desktop computer or tablet, this link is fine, BUT if you’re on a cell phone, this link might ask you to open/download the SOUNDCLOUD app, so if you don’t want to do that, choose the RADIOPUBLIC link below; IF you choose to download the app, click on the magnifying glass at the bottom of the app and search for “leslie frank”, then click on the “口” (mouth) icon; you’ll probably need to scroll down until you see the #15th episode)
OR
https://radiopublic.com/learn-cantonese-and-mandarin-for-8QdNJa
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Strategies for improving reading speed
I have studied Chinese for 8 years now, but I recognize a problem is that I read very slowly--at least, as compared to how I read in English. I often read the news in Chinese, and I understand it--perhaps only looking up one word in every few sentences--but it's just painfully slow. Reading more colloquial texts (e.g. texting with friends) is faster, but if it's a long message with complex topics, it still takes me a while. But differently, I am utterly incapable of "skimming." Instead, I need to read essentially every word, which takes a long time.
Do people have any suggestions for how to improve reading speed at the advanced level? I expect the answer to be simply "just keep reading," but I would appreciate people's insight as to whether that works, or if there are any strategies to accelerate the process.
My current strategy is to read almost everything out loud, so that I can practice pronunciation/tones. I could read faster if I ignored the tones, but I'm not sure if that is to my benefit. Perhaps I should just ignore the pronunciation when I am reading?
As another example strategy, do people find that being able to "write" characters is helpful to speed reading them? The set of characters I can handwrite is much smaller than those that I can recognize (since I constantly am typing Chinese but rarely handwriting it). I wonder if I were to improve my ability to write characters that would somehow put them "deeper" into my mind, making it easier to then read them.
I appreciate any thoughts.
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Language partner!
Hi! I’m Frank from China.I am a senior, majoring in calligraphy, in China Academy of Art, hangzhou. I’m looking for a language exchange partner to practice my English. I can help you practice your Mandarin such as grammar, speaking, vocabulary, writing ... If you are interested, please send me a message.😄
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Light of Wisdom| Ahmad al-Saeed from Egypt shares his Belt and Road story
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Xiaomi opens the largest Mi store of Latin America in Chile
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Interested in learning Mandarin just need some advice on whether to go to a class or just use online resources.
Basically the title,
The university I graduated from offer a Mandarin learning program which takes approximately 3 years to full complete (3 levels, 2 classes for each level). I was thinking of going to this class over using online resources because I have always liked classroom environments for learning topics I have absolutely 0 previous knowledge of, however I am quite skilled in being able to self-teach a variety of other topics. Would you guys recommend I do the class? Or should I utilise a renowned online resource?
Cheers for the help.
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花卉
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Lesson 51 - Tone Changes - 3x 3rd Tone Mandarin Words
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吗 (ma) VS 呢 (ne)
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明天 míng tiān
tomorrow
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practice writing chinese,any suggestion for me?
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practice writing chinese
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Egypt's 1st Nile floating hospital provides free treatment for children
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Ancient jadeware exhibited at Shenyang Palace Museum
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有没有想练习中文口语的朋友，我也正在锻炼英语口语能力。方便的话，我们可以加Skype进行交流吗？
Skype ID: [bygzs@protonmail.com](mailto:bygzs@protonmail.com)
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有没有想练习中文口语的朋友，我也正在锻炼英语口语能力。方便的话，我们可以加Skype进行交流吗？
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Light of Wisdom | Yuri Tavrovsky from Russia shares his Belt and Road story
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Light of Wisdom | Martin Albrow relates Belt and Road with globalization
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蓝胡子
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Famed imperial jade seal exhibited in Chengde, China
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A touching hug between a mum and her firefighter son
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LIVE: Opening ceremony of Beijing horticultural expo 2019
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Light of Wisdom: Belt and Road Episode 3
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I picked up this enamel sign at an antique sale. Google translate has trouble with the font. I think the bottom says something about a wine seller's association? Any assistance would be appreciated!
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Chinese workers adopt greener way to build box girder bridge
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English for Beginners
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"Made in China" still a key link in global value chain
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2019年4月27日星期六
Which "Can" should you use in Chinese: 会 huì, 能 néng, or 可以 kěyǐ?
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How to explain to someone he needs to type spaces after periods?
I follow a Chinese person on HelloTalk who writes posts in English, but he never types spaces after periods, so all his posts look like this:
"Today is my 50th day learning English.I learned English grammar for one hour this morning.Later I drove my son to school.It was raining today.My work has been very busy."
I tried to explain in English that he needs to type spaces after periods, but he gave some weird explanation about his phone not letting him do it, which makes no sense because he's obviously able to type spaces between words. What do I say to explain this in Chinese?
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But actually 爱奇艺 and 人人 are pretty great
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Books to read to help me become more conversational?
I have decent vocabulary (I passed HSKII after giving lots of guesses) but I suck at forming sentences. I can do it but it takes a lot of thought. So I don’t hold many conversations with people cause it takes me too long to think through a sentence.
Someone on here recommended reading native material. Any suggestions? Something pretty basic? And preferably available on Kindle.
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Chinese young man creates moveable backpack
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Is there a "Top 10 Chinese Cities to Learn Mandarin" list?
Quality of Mandarin spoken, dearth of English speakers, low pollution, cost, vibe, etc...
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How often do you practice writing characters?
Need to improve my writing. I can't write many characters. Plus I learn memorizing the stroke order can actually help you remember the character. Just wondering how often you guys practice writing
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Stuck at a conversational/intermediate level. Any advice for getting to an advanced level?
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Taoism (道家）resources meant for Chinese kids?
Are there any videos or websites that are meant to teach Taoism (道家）to Chinese kids? I have to do a presentation on it for my Chinese class but a lot of the Mandarin language resources I'm finding on it online is very much so above my level, any suggestions?
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Question about my name
My name in Chinese is 杨涵露, which I have a general sense from the dictionary that it means a poplar tree that has dew.
I was wondering if there was any deeper meaning or if any of these words had a slightly different meaning in the past that could alter what it means. Any thoughts on the name in general?
Much appreciated!
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Metro trains pass through residential area in SW China
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当我沉默的时候，感觉很充实，当我开口的时候就感觉到了空虚。…鲁迅
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Amazing talented parrot
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Char Siu (Chinese BBQ Pork)
Growing up in the Catskills, the first time I saw this Chinese BBQ pork, or char siu, was at the Holiday Inn of all places. My father, the hotel restaurant’s head chef at the time, used a closely guarded recipe of Chinese sauces, lots of garlic, and spices to make his classic char siu. While […]
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上次我去苏州的时候
上次我去苏州的时候。 - This means during 'the last time' I went Suzhou but it seems like it would mean, the last time "that I went to Suzhou." What gives?
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Chinese EV Qiantu K50 debuts at New York auto show
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The Oldest Ship In The World
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The 10 Best China Travel Agencies
Whether you are visiting mainland China for the first or the umpteenth time, you will need the services of China travel agencies. You realize that this is a humongous country, with so many tourist...
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我 wǒ
I / me / my
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I’m a bit embarrased! I don’t really know what my Chinese name means. “心悦”
I’ve been studying mandarin for about a year, and I’m not 100% sure what my mandarin name means. I know it has something to do with heart or something but I’m not sure. it’s “心悦”
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Top Baby Name Pronunciations in China 2018
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Where to start?
I used to study Chinese in high school and for about a year afterward however it's been awhile since I've practiced but I want to get back on the horse any recommendations on where to start or any methods, literally anything helps! Thank you:))
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了解和理解的区别
Can someone explain it to me?
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接着和然后：什么时候可以用接着但不可以用然后？
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How Politically Influential Is China’s Military?
Are we seeing the gradual decline of the PLA as a force in formal Chinese politics?
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3 tons of fish scattered on highway, cleared in 20 minutes
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283 items of outcomes achieved at second Belt and Road forum
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On the off-chance that you're having trouble exporting Chinese cards from AnkiDroid to Inkstone using Anki2Inkstone, here's the solution.
When using Anki2Inkstone to export my Anki cards to a Anki2Inkstone.list file then importing that file in Inkstone I was given an error reading something like "can't parse vowel: zhong51guo52". I finally realized that Anki2Inkstone was adding a 5 after every pinyin, so I downloaded a code editor (QuickEdit) off the PlayStore, opened the Anki2Inkstone.list file found in SD/Anki2Inkstone/ and did a "Replace all" search, replacing all "5" with nothing(leave the replace field empty).
I have to repeat this process every time I add new characters to Inkstone, but it takes less than a minute. Note that Anki2Inkstone also replaces certain punctuation with something like "%27", so repeat the above process replacing these symbols and you should be good.
The dev of Anki2Inkstone /u/lonlazer hasn't posted in 8 months so I wouldn't expect further patches or support.
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Light of Wisdom: Belt and Road Episode 2
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出租车 [出租車] chū zū chē
taxi / (Taiwan) rental car
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With stable growth, great potential, China viewed as world's most attractive market
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Xinhua Special: Xi Jinping at the Belt and Road Forum
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LIVE: Belt and Road forum: Xi Jinping holds press conference
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International community embraces positive signals sent by BRF
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Purpose of 中 and 是。。。的 in this sentence?
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BRI makes China, France neighbors: France's SNCF Logistics
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Tank truck explodes in northwest China
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Belt and Road Initiative transforms developing countries: think tank experts
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2019年4月26日星期五
beautiful chinese!
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LHAASO: Starting Operation
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Difference between 话 (huá) and 语 (yu)
I see this sort of difference coming up in my Chinese teacher’s lessons for saying different languages vs Chinese lesson videos on YouTube. Videos will often use 语 to designate the name of a language instead of 话. Do these characters have a different meaning on their own, if any? My teacher is from Taiwan so it may be a dialect thing?
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大家好
大家好！我是小西瓜，我是加拿大人（蒙特利尔）和我学中文。我不有中文朋友哈哈哈，你们要会是我的朋友吗？抱歉我的中文不好啊😅🤭
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Learn the 把 love the 把 - A very good explanation on a 'takes some time to get comfortable with' but very common grammar concept
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Native material is accessible - do I still follow a textbook?
I love reading and recently found that I've reached a level where a horror manga I stumbled into (奇奇怪怪) is very readable - I'm getting through 2 chapters per lunch break pretty painlessly. There are ~270 chapters.
I live in Taiwan and work in a bilingual office, so I'm quite immersed. I'm also literate in Japanese, so characters aren't a problem.
Currently I'm meeting with a test prep tutor who has set a goal for me of the HSK4 in fall, and I meet with another tutor to work through a textbook. We're partway through book 2 of practical audio visual Chinese by NTU.
I'd like to drop PAVC and replace that hour with an hour of conversation about what I read, but I'm a bit hesitant. I encounter lots of Mandarin because of my situation, but since I'm still at quite a low level, I feel that this explicit instruction is helpful.
I want to replace the hour with conversation so that I have a consistent place to practice the grammar/sentence structures I encounter while reason.
What do you think? Do I go for full immersion and learn what I need as I go or should I stick with a traditional structure till I'm at a higher level?
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Does this Chinese Post Contact by Phone when your Package Arrives?
Hi everyone. I emailed a Chinese SIM kard delivering service that normally delivers to hotels and the like to ask if they can also deliver to Tianjin foreign studies university. They replied:
只要您能提供详细的地址，并且能有一个local的电话号码供邮递员联系您取件就可以。
What do they mean by "一个local的电话号码供邮递员系您取件?". I'm ordering a sim card because I don't have a local number, does anyone know what they mean by this?
谢谢大家
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LIVE: President Xi Jinping addresses Leaders' Roundtable of Belt and Road forum
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How to build the #BeltandRoad for a better world with your hands?
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Bystanders lift car to save trapped child
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Learning Mandarin with an underbite
Hello everyone. I have been interested in Chinese for a long time, and a few weeks ago I started to teach myself Mandarin. Something I am very concerned about is pronunciation. I know I can't expect to sound like a native speaker after just a couple of weeks, but I am worried that I won't be able to reach a level where people can comfortably understand me.
I have a slight underbite and I had my teeth adjusted with braces in high school. They're straight now, but there is a 3-4 gap (guesstimate) between my upper middle four teeth and lower four teeth. You don't notice unless I close my jaw and show my teeth, and I can speak both my native tongue (Swedish) and English fine. I know Mandarin has a lot of different s and sh sounds though, and I have trouble doing tight sh sounds since my teeth don't touch. Does anyone have any information about this? I tried googling but nothing comes up.
I can't imagine that no one in China has the problem as me, and I'm sure they can be understood anyway. I am just very worried that I keep studying and will never be able to speak with people properly. :(
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Who Is (and Who Isn’t) Attending China’s 2nd Belt and Road Forum?
The list of attendees tells us a lot about how the BRI has progressed in the last two years.
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Rio2C brings creativity, innovation, and China to Brazil
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📌 Lets practice Mandarin on discord together?
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Is there an English title for this poem?
I recently read 勤學詩 by 宋真宗. I want to share this with a friend who doesn't speak Chinese. Is there an established English title for this poem or can I just do my own translation?
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