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Difference between 当作 and 看作

November 8, 2013

This selection comes out of SHIIJIE HANYU JIAOXUE, “当作”and “看作”,Wang Hongqi. The meaning of “当作” could be taken as “changing A into B in behaviors”, while the meaning of “看作” could be taken as “regarding A as B on the mind”. “当作”contains “看作”. Besides, it has its own meaning. Their difference in sentence and semantic […]

Teaching Chinese Grammar with Synthetic Method

November 8, 2013

The synthetic method is an effective method in Chinese grammar teaching. Firstly, teachers help the students who learn Mandarin to get in touch with some specific language phenomenon to do large amount of practice. Then teachers summarize some grammar rules from these language materials. It is a summarizing process from the specific to the general. For example, […]

Learn Chinese Song: The Moon Tells My Heart

November 8, 2013

Trying to sing Chinese songs is a good option to study Chinese because it is entertaining and relaxing. Among so many beautiful and sweet songs were sung in Chinese culture, “the moon tells my heart” is a very famous one. The song named “the moon tells my heart” is written by Sun Yi and composed by famous composer […]

Chinese Sentence: Estimating Chinese words + opposite AA

November 8, 2013

This selection comes out of SHIIJIE HANYU JIAOXUE, estimating words +opposite AA, Xing Fuyi. Estimating words +opposite AA is the Key point researched in Keats Mandarin school. This article discusses “estimating word + opposite AA” sentence structure, e.g. “芝麻粒大小”. Estimating word means the word used to estimate and measure e.g. “芝麻粒”; “opposite AA” means two monosyllabic […]

Seal Script of Chinese Characters

November 8, 2013

Originally, the seal script (zhuan wen) was the collective name of the styles of calligraphy the large seal script and the small seal script. When you come to learn Mandarin in China, you should know we usually regard the small seal script as the seal script later. The small seal script is also called Qin seal […]

Describing and Expressing with Long Chinese Sentences

November 8, 2013

Generally speaking, it is not an easy job for overseas students to learn Chinese, especially when it comes to the sentences. But if some teaching techniques are properly used, it will prove to be wrong. Here is a very attracting game to play when learning Chinese sentences for the beginners who make up his mind to study Chinese. By […]

Two Proposals on How to Improve Speed of learning Chinese for European and American Students

November 8, 2013

In European and American counties, Chinese course is usually considered as one of the most difficult language for learning. In a very popular language division of the difficulty of foreign languages made by a subordinate agency under the State Department, Chinese as well as Japanese are classed as the most difficult linguistic category. For a […]

Learning to Use Sentences Grammatically Correct

November 8, 2013

Grammar always plays a crucial role in any one language. In order to help students to learn Chinese language, this lesson will pay attention to practice some grammatical points. Firstly, we train students’ skill of adding grammatical items. When students attend to school to study Mandarin, this method can be practiced in the following three ways. Teacher […]

What is the Deductive Method in Chinese Teaching?

November 8, 2013

  When teachers apply the deductive method to the Chinese teaching, they will experience a process from the general to the specific. In order to help students learn Mandarin in this way, teachers should firstly explain the general grammar rules, and then take some typical examples. And the students should practice and use it by following the […]

The new attempt in summering Chinese Characters teaching

November 8, 2013

Rennes University 2—Haute Bretagne, An Xiong Although teaching Chinese as a foreign language has developed rapidly all over the world, most of Chinese textbooks choose to focus on the oral Chinese teaching. They use a method call “分散识字法”(fēn sàn shí zì fǎ)(learning the Chinese Characters in decentralization). This method has run counter to the law […]

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