Chinese conversation as a hobby [Introduction]

"Life-like" Chinese conversation used in real conversations,
Have fun learning!

#1. Isn't Chinese difficult?

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What is black tea in Chinese? Black tea! 紅茶
Are you surprised at how easy it is? :)

If you pronounce the words below out loud, you'll discover that they sound similar to the Korean we use!

In this way, Chinese has many words with similar pronunciations in the same Chinese character cultural sphere, which is both fun and interesting.
It is easy to understand because there are many familiar Chinese characters.
The biggest goal of this course is to break the stereotype that Chinese is difficult and to make learning it easy and fun.

#2. Lecture Features

1. Consists of practical conversation patterns used in real conversations

2. Practice speaking with a native Chinese speaker's pronunciation video to get the feel of the native speaker.

3. Share what you learned through 1:1 practical coaching

(Correction of tone and pronunciation through feedback)

4. Discover the diverse facets of China through travel destination introduction videos.

※ PDF class materials are provided.

#3. Chinese for daily life

Since studying a language is about communication, I think it's important to be able to listen and speak .

The hard part about learning Chinese is that there are so many words to memorize.

In fact, the words used in everyday conversation are not difficult words, but rather a few frequently used words .

Let's learn only the expressions frequently used by local Chinese people, so that we can speak Chinese without being flustered even when we're stuck in China!

Let's learn together while experiencing the fun of " life-related " Chinese, not just Chinese found in books! :)

#4. Curriculum

▶ Getting Started with Chinese

- Overview and tones of Chinese

- Pronunciation: Initial (consonant) + Unmo (vowel)

- Reading numbers

▶ What is the basic structure of a Chinese sentence?

- Greetings by person/time zone

- Expression of gratitude/apology

- Sentence structure: declarative sentence / negative sentence / interrogative sentence / past tense

▶ Saying 'I' in Chinese

- State your nationality / name / age / hobbies

▶ Essential expressions in everyday conversation

- Exclamations and nods that make conversations more natural

- Display date/day/weather/time/place

▶ Practical! Expressions you can use right away in China

- Take a taxi to your destination

- Hmm... what should I call you? Depending on the person you're addressing

- Expressions used in accommodations

- Color expression

- A cup of tea, a book, ... learning about the two sides

- Creating a 'something ~' feeling

- Ordering a drink at a cafe

- Asking the price / buying something

- Order food that suits your taste at a famous restaurant

- Buy cheap and diverse fruits

- Phrases for emergency situations: Hospital/Police Station

▶ Everyday conversation with Chinese people

- "Have you eaten? Let's go eat together."

- "What are you going to do this weekend?" About your weekend plans

- About my lifestyle: "I wake up at 7 every day."

- "Hello?" Make a phone call

+ Native speaker pronunciation video + Chinese travel destination introduction video + 1:1 messenger practice!