Lær kinesisk i Kina med Keats School

The Basic Strokes of Chinese Characters

5. november 2013

Learn Chinese: Some Chinese characters evolved from pictures. Indeed, many people describe writing Chinese characters as similar in feeling to painting. However, Chinese characters are not merely a random aggregation of lines. They must be written one stroke at a time in an orderly manner. One “stroke” refers to the connected segment that is formed […]

Study Chinese: people – Chinese characters and the human

5. november 2013

According to the legend, when Cangjie created Chinese characters, he noticed not only everything in the universe, but also the human race itself. Chinese characters, therefore, reflect not only the Chinese people’s understanding of the world but also their understanding of the human body. Many Chinese characters are related to the human body. Study Chinese: […]

Study Chinese: to compare – Chinese characters and the human

5. november 2013

According to the legend, when Cangjie created Chinese characters, he noticed not only everything in the universe, but also the human race itself. Chinese characters, therefore, reflect not only the Chinese people’s understanding of the world but also their understanding of the human body. Many Chinese characters are related to the human body. Study Chinese: “比” […]

Study Chinese: change – Chinese characters and the human

5. november 2013

According to the legend, when Cangjie created Chinese characters, he noticed not only everything in the universe, but also the human race itself. Chinese characters, therefore, reflect not only the Chinese people’s understanding of the world but also their understanding of the human body. Many Chinese characters are related to the human body. Study Chinese: 化 […]

Study Chinese: to stand – Chinese characters and the human

5. november 2013

According to the legend, when Cangjie created Chinese characters, he noticed not only everything in the universe, but also the human race itself. Chinese characters, therefore, reflect not only the Chinese people’s understanding of the world but also their understanding of the human body. Many Chinese characters are related to the human body. Study Chinese: […]

Study Chinese: “元” (yuán) and “首” (shǒu)

5. november 2013

The ancient Chinese people believed that the head was the most important part of the body and that it controlled all other organs. There are many Chinese characters related to the human body. The original meaning of the character “元” was “head”. Since the head is the “root” of the human body, “元” also means […]

Learn Chinese: 目(mù)

5. november 2013

In the character “首”, the upper part depicts the hair, while the lower part depicts a pair of eyes. This is the character “目”. The oracle bone script of this character resembles an eye. Today, each of the characters in “眼睛” (yǎn jin?, “eye”) contain the radical “目”. The Chinese people believe that we must […]

Study Chinese: “眉” (méi) and看(kàn)

5. november 2013

For the character “眉”, the upper stroke in the character represents the eyebrow above the “目” (mu, “eyes”). When Chinese praise someone’s beauty, they often use the expression—“眉清目秀méi qīn? mù xiù”, which means “to have delicate eye brows and beautiful eyes”. “眉” and “目” both denote a person’s appearance. This expression means that the person […]

Study Chinese: “自” (zì) and “耳”(ěr)

5. november 2013

Below the eyes is the nose. The ancient character for “自” just look like a nose. The original meaning of this character was “nose”. Today, the character “鼻” (bí, “the nose”) still has the character “自”. When Chinese people point to themselves, they point to their nose. Therefore, the character “自” later come to mean […]

The Origin of the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival

5. november 2013

It is said that the Mid-Autumn Festival has been in existence in China for more than 2,000 years. In ancient China, emperors followed the rite of offering sacrifices to the sun in the spring and to the moon in autumn. “The Book of Rites” records that emperors worshipped the sun in the morning in spring […]

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Jean | USA
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

Jeg kan ikke beskrive, hvor meget jeg kunne lide det. Det, jeg kunne lide ved lærerne og undervisningsmetoden, er, at der er så meget fleksibilitet. Den anden ting, jeg kunne lide ved undervisningen, er kombinationen af ​​klassisk lærebogsundervisning og at være udendørs. Jeg elskede det! Jeg kan godt lide at lære andre studerende at kende. Alle delte det samme mål, og det er at forbedre deres kinesisk. Kunming er en stor by, men det er meget trygt at bo her. En anden ting, jeg kunne lide ved Keats, er ideen om, at folk her hjælper dig. Jeg kan ikke anbefale det nok. Jeg synes, det var en værdifuld oplevelse. Jeg glæder mig til at komme tilbage!

Ben | USA
Small Group Chinese Class

I mit første semester gik jeg på en anden skole, og presset der var ret højt, timerne i klasseværelset var lange, og lektierne var ret kedelige. Siden jeg kom til Keats, har jeg opdaget, at jeg har mange flere muligheder for at tale i klasseværelset. Mine klassekammerater taler alle flydende og elsker at tale og deltage i undervisningen. Vi har en fantastisk dynamik i klasseværelset.

Viktor | Switzerland
Small Group Chinese Class

Min skole er fantastisk. Jeg anbefaler Keats School, fordi det er en mere bekvem måde at lære kinesisk på i Kunming.

Josephine | Indonesia
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

Jeg synes, Keats er en af ​​de bedste sprogskoler, jeg nogensinde har været på. Min lærer er sådan en fantastisk person. Hun er så god til at undervise. Hun gør timerne sjove. Jeg har lært en masse ordforråd i løbet af min tid her. Jeg vil virkelig anbefale at komme og lære mandarin-kinesisk på Keats School.

Matteo | Italy
Small Group Chinese Class

Jeg nyder virkelig at studere kinesisk i Kunming på Keats. Lærerne er fantastiske, og mine klassekammerater er fantastiske. Det er en uforglemmelig oplevelse for mig. Jeg fik også mulighed for at rejse til andre steder i Yunnan. Disse steder er fantastiske, og du skal helt sikkert besøge disse steder, når du studerer kinesisk i Kina på Keats.

Kristen | Canada
Small Group Chinese Class

Jeg har virkelig nydt kinesiskkurset i Kina på Keats og at møde lærerne her og eleverne. Vi har det rigtig sjovt i timerne. Det er en rigtig god skole at lære på med gode undervisningsmetoder og en rigtig god lærebog, eksempler og spil og alt muligt.

Pakorn | Thailand
Small Group Chinese Class

Det er meget bekvemt at komme til Kunming fra Thailand. Jeg kan virkelig godt lide min kinesiskundervisning, og mit kinesisk blev meget bedre på et par måneder. Der er mange fordele ved at lære kinesisk. Det bedste, jeg kan lide ved Keats, er, at det ligger i Kunming, en by med det evige forår. Der er så meget at se i Kunming, og du vil elske denne by, når du kommer.

Hitanshu | UK
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

Det er ligegyldigt, hvilket niveau du har i kinesisk, eller du kan starte helt fra niveau nul. Din lærer vil forberede lektionerne efter dine behov. Fordelen ved at bo på skolen er, at du får din egen undervisning, du har din egen indkvartering med dit eget badeværelse og alle måltider inkluderet. Jeg kan varmt anbefale alle at tage hele pakken, fordi du får mulighed for at møde andre studerende.

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