Cam: Welcome to Chinese Studio. Da4 jia1 hao3, Wo3 shi4 Cam.
YJ: Hi,everyone, wo3 shi4 YJ. It’s weekend again. Now it’s time for us to review, some useful expressions of duration we learned this past week. Let’s hear Sentences in the Week.
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约旦举办书法竞赛 "Ambassador's Cup" Chinese calligraphy competition held in Jordan
Organized(组织) by Chinese Embassy(中国大使馆) in Jordan in coordination with Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Confucius Institute(孔子学院) of Jordan, the "Ambassador’s Cup" Chinese Calligraphy(书法)
Chinese grammar rules: 5 general rules for Chinese grammar
Whilst it’s important to learn grammar in detail in small chunks, it can be very useful to get familiar with
Lesson 072 Revision of Expressions of Duration
Cam: Welcome to Chinese Studio. Da4 jia1 hao3, Wo3 shi4 Cam.
YJ: Hi,everyone, wo3 shi4 YJ. It’s weekend again. Now it's time for us to review, some useful expressions of duration we learned this past week. Let’s hear Sentences in the Week.
Lesson 070 How Long Have You Been Studying Chinese?
YJ: Welcome to Chinese Studio. Wo shi Yajie.
Cam: Hello, everybody, Da4 jia1 hao3. Wo3 shi4 Cam. YJ, can you do me a favor?
YJ: Sure! What is it?
Cam: Well, you see, all my Chinese friends know I’m studying Chinese, so they often ask me the same question- ‘how long have you been studying Chinese’? But I don’t know how to answer that in Chinese!
YJ: well, you’ll figure it out in today’s Chinese Studio.
Chinese grammar：Negation of "you"没有
The verb 有 (yǒu) is negated differently from ordinary verbs.Nearly all verbs can be negated with 不. The verb 有 (yǒu) is an exception, and must be negated with 没 (méi).
Chinese grammar：The difference between 想 & 觉得 in Chinese
Like “I know“, “I think” is one of the very first phrases learned when studying a foreign language. In Chinese, there are two phrases with much overlap that can both be translated as “I think”- 我想 and 我觉得.
A foreigner's taobao life in China 一个外国人自述中国的taobao生活
A lot of foreigners would like to shop online. They will choose taobao website. Here is the story about A
Feeling
A passage from a BLCU textbook in which a university student laments about catching a cold. This essay focuses on
Treasure of Chinese Culture——Calligraphy 中国书法
Chinese calligraphy is an art unique to Asian cultures. It is Regarded as the most abstract and sublime form of art in Chinese culture. Calligraphy, orshufa, is one of the four basic skills and disciplines of the Chinese literati, together with painting (hua), stringed musical instruments (qin) and board games (qi).
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