Daily Chinese by Hanbridge
This course is dedicated to build your oral communication skills.
You will be placed in several role playing situations to give the training a "real world" feel. Gain valuable insight into conversational Mandarin in areas such as: taxi rides, ordering food, phone calls, looking for help and more.
This course is a great way to increase your knowledge in an intensely practical way: these are the things you want and need to say!
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Learn Basic Chinese: Lesson 13 - Learn Family Members in Chinese
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Welcome to Hanbridge Mandarin live classroom! Many Chinese learners may get confused about the complex titles of Chinese family members. In English, titles of family members are quite simple. For example, “uncle” can be a brother of one’s father or mother. However, in China, the titles of family members are quite complicated.
Today, Hanbridge Mandarin Teacher Julia will introduce how to learn and remember the complicated titles of the Chinese family members to you. You can learn the big brother of one’s father called “bó bo” , the little brother of one’s father called “shū shu”; the sister of one’ father called “gū gu” and so on. At last, Julia will teach everybody a song about Chinese family members, to help you remember the titles faster and easier.
Welcome to Hanbridge Mandarin live classroom! Many Chinese learners may get confused about the complex titles of Chinese family members. In English, titles of family members are quite simple. For example, “uncle” can be a brother of one’s father or mother. However, in China, the titles of family members are quite complicated.
Today, Hanbridge Mandarin Teacher Julia will introduce how to learn and remember the complicated titles of the Chinese family members to you. You can learn the big brother of one’s father called “bó bo” , the little brother of one’s father called “shū shu”; the sister of one’ father called “gū gu” and so on. At last, Julia will teach everybody a song about Chinese family members, to help you remember the titles faster and easier.
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Learn Basic Chinese -How to tell time in Chinese
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Welcome to watch Hanbridge Mandarin Daily Chinese course: How to tell time in Chinese. Before learning to tell time in Mandarin Chinese, you need to have a good master of Mandarin numbers.
All number vocabulary is based on the numbers from zero to ten. Multiples of 10 are expressed as 2+10 (20), 3+10 (30) etc. Numbers above 10 are expressed as 10+1 (11), 20+3 (23) etc. And be careful --- the number 2 has two pronunciations: èr when counting, and liǎng when used with a measure word (as in telling the time). Ok, let’s get started!
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All number vocabulary is based on the numbers from zero to ten. Multiples of 10 are expressed as 2+10 (20), 3+10 (30) etc. Numbers above 10 are expressed as 10+1 (11), 20+3 (23) etc. And be careful --- the number 2 has two pronunciations: èr when counting, and liǎng when used with a measure word (as in telling the time). Ok, let’s get started!
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Basic Chinese Lesson: Common Chinese Measure Words
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A lot of Chinese learners told me no matter how long time they have been learning Chinese, Chinese measure word remains still mysterious for them. The reason why they had this feeling is that measure word in Chinese is a totally new concept, which you can’t find any reference in other languages. So I make videos to introduce the most common Chinese measure words.
‘gè个’ is the first measure word you learn, and truth is when the Chinese kids start to learn the language, it is also the first measure word they learn. gè refers to human being, as in one person is ‘yí ge rén’, also you can add the nationality, for example: yí ge Zhōngguó rén一个中国人 (a Chinese), liǎng ge Měiguó rén两个美国人 (two Americans).
When you buy things
1. fèn 份: refers to one portion of food or multi-page documents.
2. bēi 杯/ píng瓶 = cup, glass/ bottle, yì bēi /píng shuǐ 一杯/瓶水(1 glass/bottle of water)
3. zhāng 张：refers to flat thing that are made of wood. (piece of ticket, paper, tables, chair, CDs)
4. shuāng 双: refers to things come in pairs (pair of chopsticks, pair of shoes, etc.)
5. kuai 块: is the unit for RMB.
This is probably the most common one in everybody’s life.
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‘gè个’ is the first measure word you learn, and truth is when the Chinese kids start to learn the language, it is also the first measure word they learn. gè refers to human being, as in one person is ‘yí ge rén’, also you can add the nationality, for example: yí ge Zhōngguó rén一个中国人 (a Chinese), liǎng ge Měiguó rén两个美国人 (two Americans).
When you buy things
1. fèn 份: refers to one portion of food or multi-page documents.
2. bēi 杯/ píng瓶 = cup, glass/ bottle, yì bēi /píng shuǐ 一杯/瓶水(1 glass/bottle of water)
3. zhāng 张：refers to flat thing that are made of wood. (piece of ticket, paper, tables, chair, CDs)
4. shuāng 双: refers to things come in pairs (pair of chopsticks, pair of shoes, etc.)
5. kuai 块: is the unit for RMB.
This is probably the most common one in everybody’s life.
See more daily Chinese free videos: http://www.hanbridgemandarin.com/course/demo
Book one free online class: http://www.hanbridgemandarin.com/
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