Reviews
I bought it to study, and my Chinese teacher praised me for choosing well, but I haven't managed to study yet. I'll start during vacation.
My friends suggested a trip to Guangzhou this November, so I bought it. I'll study until we go.
The way the content is organized seems like it will be very helpful for everyday travel...
I bought it because the necessary words are organized alongside useful sentences. It also has phrases used at airports and on flights, so I think it would be good for people using a foreign airline.
Pros: Very practical expressions. Cons: Although revised, it is the same as the previous edition. There are typos.
✅ I received the book from the publisher and wrote this subjective review. These days, even at overseas tourist spots, simple English is enough to communicate in many places. But when visiting restaurants frequented by locals outside tourist areas, there are often places where English does not work. Even if I am not good at it, when I learn basic phrases in that country's language and greet people, order food, or express thanks, I can feel that the other person appreciates it. It feels
In a word, this book combines the strengths of a travel guide and a language book. It organizes, in order, situations one may encounter from preparing for a trip to China through returning home: basic concepts about China and Chinese, the airport, plane, transportation, hotels, meals, shopping, sightseeing, cultural activities, banking, business trips, troubles, and returning home. Scan the QR codes to hear native pronunciation immediately in 95 audio tracks; the Korean meaning comes first,
I'm planning a trip and looking for a conversation book. It's thin rather than bulky, so it should be light in my bag. The large print is easy to read, and I like that scanning the QR code lets me hear the pronunciation right away.
J-Plus Planning & Editorial Department: Local Travel Chinese Conversation
Even complete beginners can speak. Learn Chinese conversation enjoyably by seeing and listening with large print~ This travel phrasebook groups various situations that may arise on a trip to China by topic, making common things to hear and say easy to find. With fun illustrations, vocabulary by category, and practical travel information, it will be a reliable companion for travelers to China.
Korean title: 현지에서 바로 통하는 여행 중국어회화
Korean author: 제이플러스 기획편집부
Korean publisher: 제이플러스
ISBN-13: 9791156012542
Reviews
I bought it to study, and my Chinese teacher praised me for choosing well, but I haven't managed to study yet. I'll start during vacation.
My friends suggested a trip to Guangzhou this November, so I bought it. I'll study until we go.
The way the content is organized seems like it will be very helpful for everyday travel...
I bought it because the necessary words are organized alongside useful sentences. It also has phrases used at airports and on flights, so I think it would be good for people using a foreign airline.
Pros: Very practical expressions. Cons: Although revised, it is the same as the previous edition. There are typos.
✅ I received the book from the publisher and wrote this subjective review. These days, even at overseas tourist spots, simple English is enough to communicate in many places. But when visiting restaurants frequented by locals outside tourist areas, there are often places where English does not work. Even if I am not good at it, when I learn basic phrases in that country's language and greet people, order food, or express thanks, I can feel that the other person appreciates it. It feels
In a word, this book combines the strengths of a travel guide and a language book. It organizes, in order, situations one may encounter from preparing for a trip to China through returning home: basic concepts about China and Chinese, the airport, plane, transportation, hotels, meals, shopping, sightseeing, cultural activities, banking, business trips, troubles, and returning home. Scan the QR codes to hear native pronunciation immediately in 95 audio tracks; the Korean meaning comes first,
I'm planning a trip and looking for a conversation book. It's thin rather than bulky, so it should be light in my bag. The large print is easy to read, and I like that scanning the QR code lets me hear the pronunciation right away.
