Free Chinese Lessons - Learn to Speak, Read and Write Chinese
Learn to speak, read and write Chinese using these free online Chinese lessons. All levels - from basic to intermediate.
Lesson One: How are you? - Free Chinese Lessons
Beginner Lessons. This first lesson begins with some simple greetings that you can use at any time of day. Grammar focuses on two common forms of asking questions. Explanations are given for writing the eight new characters taught in this lesson.
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Lesson Five: How many people are there in your family?
Writing Basics - Free Chinese Lessons
The Basics. Chinese writing is non-alphabetic and non-phonetic. The meaning of a character can be learned without knowing its pronunciation. Towards the end of the 1950’s, the People’s Republic of China began to simplify a certain number of …
Beginner Lessons - Free Chinese Lessons
Lesson Five: How many people are there in your family?
Chinese for Children - Free Chinese Lessons
These are Chinese learning videos for kids. Sarah teaches Chinese for children in a series of short videos. Learn Chinese - Week 1: Numbers 1-5.
Product Review: Yoyo Chinese – Chinese Taught in Plain English
It’s the next best thing to learning Chinese in a classroom. Yoyo Chinese is a video blog site with a ton of lessons, taught by the site’s founder and host Yangyang. Originally form Hunan China, Yangyang speaks fluent English and Chinese.
Lesson Three: What Country Are You From? - Free Chinese Lessons
The topic of lesson three is nationalities and countries. The dialogue introduces some new pronouns and lists the names of various countries. There are three new grammar points in this lesson including the introduction of plurals. Conversation: 你是哪国人?
Lesson Five: How many people are there in your family?
Learn to count in Chinese, introduce your family and use the verbs "have" and "have not".
Tip 01: Reading Chinese Signs and Menus - Free Chinese Lessons
Tip 01: Reading Chinese Signs and Menus. This first tip will help you learn to read Chinese characters more quickly. When you are out and about, pay attention to the characters you see. If you live in China this is a piece of cake.