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Does Attribute is Modifying Part before Noun in Mandarin?

November 7, 2013

Usually speaking, the subject and object are not acted by a single word in Chinese language, but is composed of nominal phrase. In this case, the attribute should be the modifier of the nominal phrase, being acted by adjectives, nouns, pronouns and relevant phrases of those words. It is the element placed before the center […]

Lesson 5 – Intermediate – The Difference Between “包含” and “包括”

November 7, 2013

Our free Chinese lesson today is going to talk about a difference between two words “包含” and “包括” for you to study Chinese better. Maybe these two words are too abstract for students who want to study Chinese. We will make the conception clear. Imagine we have A, B, C three circles. If A and B circles are inside the […]

Lesson 5 – Advanced – The Features and Usages of Coordinate Compound Sentences

November 7, 2013

Firstly, paralleling composites can be classified into three branches due to the variations in meaning of the sub-clauses. The Parallel compound Sentences which features with each sub-clauses depicting or describing several events that bears some relationship within them, several occasions or several aspects of the same object. These composites would go even if there were […]

Teachers Talk About Task-based Chinese Teaching Method

November 7, 2013

The task-based teaching method is effective in helping foreign learners to study Chinese. About the task choosing and classification, Candlin proposed a series of standards, including cognitive load, communication pressure, specifically and universality, code complexity and understanding density as well as the continuity of the process. If teachers can deal with these properly when foreigners study Chinese, […]

Radical Character Searching Method

November 7, 2013

If you look up certain Chinese characters in the dictionary, you may often make use of the Chinese Pinyin of eth characters to find them in the dictionaries. However, if you do not know the pronunciation of the characters, you need to search the characters you want according to the radicals of the characters. The […]

Lesson 8 – Advanced – Bikes in Beijing

November 7, 2013

Reading comprehension is a beneficial way for Chinese language learners study in China to practice their language skills because we can put important words and some grammar points they have learned into the exercise to check the learning results. The following Chinese article is a narration “北京自行车”written by one student, in which there are some errors in the places […]

Chinese Idiomatic Expressions 说梦话 and 除非太阳从西边出来

November 7, 2013

There are many idiomatic expressions in Chinese language that the foreigners should know. 说梦话 and 除非太阳从西边出来 are two of them that the students often hear when they study Chinese. The literal meaning of 说梦话 is to talk in one‘s dream. However, the most important meaning that the students should know when they study Chinese is to indicate the words are […]

Lesson 4 – Intermediate – Chinese Words that Functioned as Complement of Result

November 7, 2013

Everyone who wants to study Chinese should know that among so many kinds of words, only adjectives and verbs can be functioned as complement of result. And it is very important to learn in Mandarin learning courses.As complement of result is a grammatical phenomenon which can be frequently seen, most monosyllable adjectives frequently appeared in spoken language can […]

Lesson 6 – Intermediate – Word Analysis Between “具体” and “详细” from HSK Exam

November 7, 2013

Recently, majority of the overseas choose to learn Chinese in China for the HSK exam by the free Chinese lesson. For them, the more they learn Chinese in China, the more they have the confidence to pass theHSK exam. Some other foreign students, however, who do not take the HSK exam, also believe that the free Chinese lesson has helped a lot during their studying life […]

Chinese Popular Expressions 摆谱子 and 撑门面

November 7, 2013

Foreign learners will hear many Chinese expressions from Chinese people when they come to study Chinese like 摆谱子 and 撑门面. The former one means try to appear rich and elegant while the latter indicates to keep up appearances. When we use 摆谱子, we usually express that people attach much importance to the forms and to make people feel […]

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