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In this global era, it seems there is a growing trend of choosing Chinese as a second language alongside English. In particular, due to our country's geographical proximity and the high expectations for the vast Chinese market, interest in and the importance of the Chinese language are growing day by day. I believe the most important criterion for selecting a good textbook in foreign language study is whether or not you can immediately apply what you have learned in the local context. When
Mastering practical Chinese that works immediately in the field!! I tried out “Communicative Chinese - Introductory Edition”. Although it isn't confirmed yet, my daughter's interest in Chinese grew once talk emerged that her father might be assigned to China as an expatriate. She went on a five-day trip to China during last winter break, and after experiencing firsthand how little English is spoken there, she said she realized she needed to learn Chinese if she were to live in China. As for me,
Native speaker Teacher Hwabin, famous for her Chinese lectures through word of mouth, has finally published a textbook and launched her online classes. I wish her great success! Teacher Hwabin's classes seem like a sure choice for minimizing failures in your Chinese studies. Here is a link to the video lectures from Teacher Hwabin's study channel~ Study Channel "Communicative Chinese" Video Lectures Taught Directly by the Author
Huabin Chinese Language Institute: Communicable Chinese: Introduction
Native (Han) Instructor Hua Bin’s fail-proof, practical Chinese mastery program! A new Chinese learning textbook unlike anything available in Korea! “Communicative Chinese: Introduction” is an introductory textbook designed for students learning Chinese for the first time, starting with pronunciation. Target Audience: Absolute beginners just starting Chinese Structure and Features 1. Text: Based on conversations shared by a student named ‘Minho’ as he meets new friends and experiences various situations in China, the book naturally covers current life in China, including learning, shopping, clothing, food, housing, travel, traditional holidays, and daily routines. 2. Common Patterns & Simple Grammar: Learn common patterns and grammar naturally through diverse example sentences. 3. Sentence Interpretation: Practice speaking Chinese based on the interpretation and reading sentences based on the Han characters. 4. Pronunciation Practice: Develop confidence through tone combination and pronunciation linkage exercises. 5. Exercises: Reinforce repetitive practice for listening, speaking, reading, and writing. 6. Chinese Culture: Considering the perspectives of both Chinese and Koreans, the book covers cultural differences between the two countries and interesting topics of interest in real life. We have made it possible to experience Chinese culture in a more familiar and vivid way by using themes such as China's famous landmarks, population policies, economic transformations, and payment methods related to internet technology. 7. Simplified Chinese Writing Note: You can thoroughly master the learned content through tracing Hanja and Pinyin.
Korean title: 말 통하는 중국어: 입문편
Korean author: 화빈 중국어연구소
Korean publisher: 예문사
ISBN-13: 9788927426233
Reviews
In this global era, it seems there is a growing trend of choosing Chinese as a second language alongside English. In particular, due to our country's geographical proximity and the high expectations for the vast Chinese market, interest in and the importance of the Chinese language are growing day by day. I believe the most important criterion for selecting a good textbook in foreign language study is whether or not you can immediately apply what you have learned in the local context. When
Mastering practical Chinese that works immediately in the field!! I tried out “Communicative Chinese - Introductory Edition”. Although it isn't confirmed yet, my daughter's interest in Chinese grew once talk emerged that her father might be assigned to China as an expatriate. She went on a five-day trip to China during last winter break, and after experiencing firsthand how little English is spoken there, she said she realized she needed to learn Chinese if she were to live in China. As for me,
Native speaker Teacher Hwabin, famous for her Chinese lectures through word of mouth, has finally published a textbook and launched her online classes. I wish her great success! Teacher Hwabin's classes seem like a sure choice for minimizing failures in your Chinese studies. Here is a link to the video lectures from Teacher Hwabin's study channel~ Study Channel "Communicative Chinese" Video Lectures Taught Directly by the Author
