Speak Mandarin in 1000 words

Speak Mandarin in 1000 words

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“This book is divided into 100 lessons, and every lesson has three units: “Dialogue”, “Vocabulary”, and “Grammar and Sentence Patterns”. The content from dialogue is distilled from daily lives, and is practicability-oriented. The materials range from self-introduction, communication, travel, and Chinese festivals. Important and frequently used words and phrases are fully elaborated in “Vocabulary”. Students not only can understand the stroke order of listed words, but also the phrases derived from those words. In “Grammar and Sentence Patterns”, we hope the students can agilely apply the glossary they have learned and use Chinese fluently and naturally in daily lives. To maximize the effect of this book, many efforts have been put into this publication…….In the end, students can lay a solid foundation for Chinese learning in preparation for further studies of Chinese language.”

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