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Leaning Chinese Expressions Showing Dissatisfaction 凭什么

November 7, 2013

If you intend to have a better understanding of Chinese language and communicate with Chinese people easily, you should learn some frequently used oral Chinese expressions during the period when you study in China. For example, when you hear your Chinese friends say凭什么, you should know it is applied to question the reason of doing something in this […]

Errors during Acquisition of Interrogative Sentence

November 7, 2013

When the overseas students go certain place to learn Chinese, they may encounter different difficulties and make various kinds of errors during the process of learning Chinese. One of the errors which will be discussed in the following paragraphs will be the errors during the acquisition of interrogative sentence for overseas students. The three kinds […]

Chinese Pattern 慢走

November 7, 2013

In order to speak Chinese language more fluently, those who attend to Chinese school to study Mandarin should know more common and understandable expressions. In daily life, you may often say 再见 when you see somebody off. But it is not the only pattern because you can also say  慢走 to see somebody off, which carries the meaning of […]

Difference between Simplified Characters and Complex Form

November 7, 2013

Many foreign students are perplexed with the two forms of Chinese characters when they take HSK preparation program in China. The Chinese characters experiences two kinds of character styles through the history, namely, the simplified characters and the original complex form of a simplified Chinese character. With the development of the characters, some people consider […]

Definition of Specific and Non-interrogative Questions

November 7, 2013

When the foreign students attend the intensive Mandarin course in China, they will come across some different kinds of interrogative sentences. Today we will talk about tow kinds of interrogative sentences. The two kinds of sentences are the non-interrogative sentence and specific question. Now let’s see them one by one. The first kind of interrogative […]

Lesson 21 – Intermediate – Learn Important Points 对…来说

November 7, 2013

Grammar is important in any one language because the grammatical rules standardize the expression forms so that everyone can understand the meaning expressed. During the process when Chinese teachers teach Mandarin language, they often list some important grammar points after learning a certain lesson. For example, the pattern 对…来说 is a structure often used to indicate to see from […]

Lesson 22 – Intermediate – What is the Meaning of …, 相反…?

November 7, 2013

If we regard the Chinese language as a house, the numerous important language points should be the frame of the house before being completely constructed. Therefore, the Chinese language learners should realize the importance of the grammar points. For example, when you see 与/和 A相比,B… in Chinese sentences, you should know this structure indicates the meaning that B has […]

Lesson 26 – Advanced – Distinguish 和蔼 and 和睦, 不必 and 何必

November 7, 2013

For the purpose of improving the Chinese language skill, the Chinese language learners need to understand the meaning and application of Chinese words. One of the most important things is to tell apart the similar words which have similar meanings but should be applied in different situations. Let’s take the group of words 和蔼、和睦and和气as an example, both of which […]

Classifications of Stress Accent in Chinese Language

November 7, 2013

For the stress accent in Chinese language, the most common two classifications are the word stress accent and sentence stress accent. If it is subdivided, one more classification can be added, that is, the phrase stress accent. First of all, those who come to learn Chinese in China need to know the so-called word stress accent is the syllable sounds […]

Lesson 28 – Advanced – Distinguish between 似的and 似地

November 7, 2013

When the foreign students take the one-on-one Chinese learning programs in China, they may be confused at the words like似的and 似地. The two words are similar to each other. They have similar grammatical use as well. But they differ in some certain points. In the following paragraphs, we will talk about the specific rules of the use […]

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