Learn Chinese in China with Keats School

Some Rules of Tone Sandhi

November 8, 2013

Students in Mandarin learning courses will meet the phenomenon of tone sandhi. Most of them will feel quite confused about this. In order to help them pronounce more exactly, here we have a summary for parts of the rules of the phenomenon. The tone sandhi of the sound “一”is quite common in speaking. One thing that students […]

Some Common Pronunciation Mistakes Made by Japanese and Korean Students When Learning Mandarin

November 8, 2013

Compared with Chinese language, Japanese phonetic system is much simpler. For example, Japanese phonetic system has only five vowels (Chinese has ten) and fourteen consonants (Chinese has twenty-two). This kind of shortages in both content and quantity also makes Japanese students who are learning Mandarin in China feel inadaptable. The most obvious examples collected by […]

Teaching Skills of Words Differentiation

November 8, 2013

When leading students to review words they have learnt in free Chinese lessons, you are in the dominant position, for students are required to follow your questions. As long as your questions are good, the process of learning Mandarin Chinese will be quite easy. However, things will never go on as what you expect. Students will always ask […]

Common Pronunciation Mistakes Made by European and American Students in Mandarin Language Program

November 8, 2013

The principal point of correcting pronunciation mistake is to find the mistakes students have made. Don’t look down upon this part. It is hard to really do this without experience. There are always some Chinese teachers who are working in Mandarin language program asking me: why they could hear that the students speak wrongly, but […]

Importing New Mandarin Chinese Contents by Starting with Music

November 8, 2013

Language learning process is tedious. Therefore if the teacher from school to study in China can import some popular songs on purpose, the interest of language learning will be increased. Students’ desire on learning Chinese will be enhanced while their nerve is relaxed. As the consequence, Chinese teaching can be started effectively. Recently, a teacher of Mandarin language courses in […]

The most authentic Chinese words and phrases: 黑hēi (black)

November 8, 2013

In the Chinese language, “黑色hēi sè” means the exact color of black, or refer to dark situation. Also you can put some nouns after “黑”, for example, “板bǎn” refers to the board, you may guess the meaning of “黑板”, it is the blackboard. And “night” in Chinese is “夜yè”, so “黑夜” just describes the dark […]

Designing Mandarin Paragraph and Questions to Examine Students

November 8, 2013

To examine the proficiency of students in the contents they learnt in the last class efficiently and precisely, teachers of the qualified Mandarin program designed some subjects for students. One useful subject is to answer questions after listening to stories. The specific way is that teacher can write a story according to the new words, grammar and […]

Mandairn Chinese Sentences and Paragraphs Reading and Expressing

November 8, 2013

For everyone who intends to learn Chinese in China is supposed to read sentences frequently and express freely. The way of completing sentences is very efficient one in all Mandarin learning courses in China,. The teacher speaks out the former part of one sentence, and asks one student to complete the sentence. After that, the teacher repeats it once […]

Learning and Distinguishing Chinese Pinyin

November 8, 2013

It is very important to master Chinese Pinyin for those who learn to speak Chinese because it is helpful to pronounce Chinese characters correctly. Many feasible methods can’t be applied to train Chinese Pinyin. There are many similar pronunciations in Chinese Pinyin on syllable onset and syllable rime. It is difficult to tell them apart for those […]

How to Learn Chinese Well

November 8, 2013

Since China has been growing stronger and stronger, more and more foreigners started their journey of learning Chinese in China. Studying Mandarin Chinese in China, to many foreigners who want to go to China, has now become a necessity to acquire their Chinese language skills before they actually go to China. As China has come […]

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Steve | UK
Small Group Chinese Class

I really enjoy coming here because it is like kind of a home for me. It is a great environment to learn Mandarin Chinese in China and meet great people from all over the world. Everyone here is extremely friendly. Kunming has a really nice climate. It is a very good mix of the modern city and also a lot of historic Chinese culture. Probably got the cleanest air in China and possibly the cleanest water too. I invite you to come to study Chinese in Kunming.

Sarah | USA
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

My name is Sarah Fish. I am 81. I knew very little Chinese when I arrived. How was I going to survive 2 weeks of intensive Chinese course? I have to laugh when I think of that now. What a positive experience this has been! I really wish we could be here a little longer. The teachers are extremely encouraging, evaluating first how much someone knows, and then starting from there.

星河明 | Japan
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I took the one-on-one Intensive Chinese class for 6 hours a day. The classes are very interesting. The teachers are caring and the content the teacher teaches me is suitable for my level. It is an easy way to learn Mandarin. I have a lot of time practicing Chinese in class. The food is great here. I have improved my Chinese through this program at Keats.

Joep | Netherlands
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I have been to Keats School to learn Chinese for 4 times now. The reason for coming back to this school is pretty much that the teachers I did work with were very good Chinese teachers. I make it a 5-year plan or even a 10-year plan to come back to this school.  All the teachers have methods of looking at what your skills are. They are aware of at what level you are. I think it is worth for everyone.

Ben | USA
Small Group Chinese Class

My first semester that I studied at another school, and the pressure there was pretty high, the classroom hour was long, and the homework was pretty tedious. Since I came to Keats, I found I have a lot more opportunities to speak in the classroom. My classmates all are fluent and love speaking and participating in the class. We have great classroom dynamic.

Andrew | USA
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I am a graduate student working on my doctorate degree at Columbia University. We were able to really focus on speaking especially interview-style speaking and we are able to really up my Chinese reading and writing skills, so when I go back to Columbia, I can take formal Chinese classes. It has been a really good experience and I really love my teacher.

Caroline | France
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

It is very comfortable studying at Keats. The teachers are very friendly. I welcome you to come to study Chinese in China at Keats.

Jade | UK & Mauritius
Small Group Chinese Class

I think the Chinese learning environment here is great. The teaching methods are also very interactive and fun. What I particularly enjoy here is the fact that my teacher does not stick to the textbook. We spend a lot of time discussing general topics, such as Chinese culture, world news, typical expressions used by local people. We also discuss social and economic topics.

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