Learn Chinese in China with Keats School

Lesson 14 – Intermediate – Chinese Words 再三, 无暇, 犹如 and 前往

November 7, 2013

It is important for Chinese language learners to acquire the ability of explaining the difficult words with the simple words have the similar meaning they know. In free Chinese lesson, you may see the sentence 经姑娘父母再三催促,李刚就和梦中情人一起步入婚姻的殿堂. But you may not know 再三. According to the sentence, it should be something about “again and again”, which can be expressed […]

Standards of Evaluation of Language Performance

November 7, 2013

There are three standards to evaluate the language performance of one speaker. The three standards are accuracy, fluency and complexity. Different focus on different aspects may result in different outcome of the language performance. Before we come to the standards of evaluation of language performance, let‘s talk about the definition of the three standards. Accuracy […]

Antonymous Explanation in Reading Chinese

November 7, 2013

When learners are learning new Chinese words, they may take use of the antonyms to memorize the words. In the same way, the students can also guess the words meanings by using the antonyms in the context when they study Chinese. For example, in the sentence 东方人比较委婉,而西方人比较直接, the students may not know the meaning of 委婉 […]

Lesson 14 – Advanced – Similar Chinese Words of 抵制

November 7, 2013

The meanings of the words 抵制 and 反抗are similar to that of the word 抵抗. But there are some tiny differences that the students who learn Chinese language should know to tell them apart. 抵抗 means to resist the attack of the enemy, emphasizing the to take action to fight back. The objects are usually the attack, […]

How Many Foreigners are Learning Chinese?

November 7, 2013

Since the Chinese Year was held in France, many more reports about the Chinese fever phenomena in foreign countries appeared. Some media started to report the numbers of the foreigners who study Chinese. Some said the number in 2009 reached 40 million and some claimed 100 million in the end of 2010. Some of the foreign […]

Practicing Chinese by Writing Love Letters

November 7, 2013

Foreigners should be able to write some practical writings when they study Chinese. An interesting way to practice this is to write a marriage-seeking advertisement. Firstly, teachers find one marriage-seeking advertisement for man and one for woman from the internet or magazines. After reading the ad carefully, the students should write one for his friend following […]

Lesson 15 – Elementary – Learning Simple Dialogues in Chinese

November 7, 2013

If the foreign students just start to study Mandarin Chinese, they should learn some basic words and expressions often used in the daily talk. The following dialogue is a typical example that shows how Chinese people greet when they meet each other. A:欢迎,欢迎。请进。 B:你好。 A:你好。你身体好吗? B:很好,谢谢。你呢? A:我也很好。请坐,请喝茶。 B:好,谢谢。 A:你爸爸、妈妈好吗? B:他们都很好,谢谢。 The dialogue above is what people often […]

Lesson 12 – Intermediate – Learning Chinese Phrases 不仅…而且and 越来越 and 不过

November 7, 2013

The associated words are important in Chinese language. Foreign learners may study conjunctive word like 不仅…而且 in free Chinese lesson. We often use it in written language to express there are two level of meanings. The second level of meaning is further than the first one. For instance, 中国菜不仅有很多种素菜,而且做法也特别多. Another one that students learn in free Chinese lesson should […]

Lesson 15 – Elementary – Differences among Chinese Words 还、又 and 再

November 7, 2013

The three characters 还、又 and 再are usually confusing for those foreigners who just study Chinese because all of them are adverbs carrying the meaning of “again” in English. 还 indicates that the certain phenomenon continues to exist and the actions continue to process. It is similar to “still” like 他还不知道这件事. It also carries the meaning that further […]

International Chinese Education is Developing

November 7, 2013

Nowadays, the work of Chinese teaching as a foreign language is processed by the lead of China‘s National Office for teaching Chinese as Foreign Language and the support of the local government and departments at all levels. The major platform of the international Chinese education is the Confucius Institute which the foreigners study in Mandarin learning courses in China […]

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I found Keats School and I am so glad that I did. When you learn Chinese in China at Keats, you are fully being taken care of. My teacher is really great and we become lovely friends.

Kristen | Canada
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I have really enjoyed the Chinese course in China at Keats and meeting the teachers here and the students. We have a lot of fun in class. It is a really great school to learn with good teaching methods and a really good textbook, examples and games, and everything.

David | Australia
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

It has been notable because I have met a lot of people who I met first time last year like me to come back to Keats this year. The teaching has been fantastic. The teachers carefully prepare each lesson. I think this one-on-one approach is really a great way to rapidly increase your level of Chinese and increase your confidence and fluency with the language.

Richard | UK
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

This is my second time coming. Last year, I also came for about 12 weeks. This time I came for 13 weeks of a summer program in China. The reason why I particularly want to come to this school was because of the one-on-one classes. I was able to increase my level and learn Chinese more quickly than in group classes. If I have a chance again to come next year, I certainly will.

Matteo | Italy
Small Group Chinese Class

I really enjoy studying Chinese in Kunming at Keats. The teachers are great and my classmates are awesome. It is an unforgettable experience for me. I also got the chance to travel to other places in Yunnan. Those places are amazing and you definitely need to visit these places when you study Chinese in China at Keats.

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.

Nicholas | Canada
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

At Keats, I have a lot of opportunities to practice what I have learned. I really like this school, because I can learn Chinese in one-on-one style, so I think this is the best immersion program in China and my teacher is the best teacher. I feel that without my teacher, my Chinese will definitely not improve so much. I’m very happy because, at Keats, I have improved my Chinese significantly.

Dr. Med. Beatrice | Austria
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I decided to learn Chinese in Kunming because I like smaller cities and I like the climate here. We had four hours a day study here and my dear teacher taught me very much and never lost her patience with me. It was a really wonderful experience to be here and I recommend Keats school and the teachers here to everyone who likes to learn Chinese in China.

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