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Lily's Wai Sek Hong ( lilysbest,blogspot.com ) has posted a very extensive and useful list of cooking ingredients in written Chinese and English. This list can be used to help in understanding cooking videos seen on the internet that are in Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien or any other language that uses the written Chinese system. { Only a maybe because all these languages ( and sub regions ) sometimes use their own words to describe things }. The list can also be used as a vocabulary…
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Dave Flynn at http://chinesehacks.com has posted an article on ways to say "hello: that are not "Ni Hao".
Follow the link:
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As has been becoming increasingly well know, Oxford Professor of Chinese History Rana Mitter has written a current best seller released last fall 2013 entitled "Forgotten Ally: China's World War II, 1937 - 1945", available in ebook, paperback or hardcover. Here is a link to the Amazon kindle page:
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Over on YangYang's Blog ( yoyochinese.com ) there is an article by Julie Tha Gyaw on different ways to say Good Bye in Mandarin. Check it out at this link:
http://yoyochinese.com/blog/learn-mandarin-chinese-how-chinese-people-normally-say-goodbye;
Added by Thomas Doherty on June 26, 2014 at 12:00am — No Comments
I recently visited the easymandarin site and they had a great list of Mandarin Football ( soccer ) and World Cup words. See the list at this link:
http://www.easymandarin.cn/world-cup-vocabulary-talk-about-football-in-chinese/;
Added by Thomas Doherty on June 17, 2014 at 9:00am — No Comments
I recently visited I site I have neglected to go on for probably 1 year. That was a big mistake not reading the excellent articles posted at this excellent site. Here are the first 4 articles I read.
The first article I read was the book review of "Tuttle Reading and Writing Chinese" and, having read about 1/2 of this book, I totally agreed with the review.
The second article I read was "China to…
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Nicole Yin has authored 2 articles over on italki.com that should be looked at by most Chinese learners. These articles are about the Informal Chinese Interjections ( that you are sometimes hearing while at a Chinese eatery, supermarket or watching a Chinese movie ).
Part 1: …
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Whats good you guys? i'm living in china now!!! HAHAHAH, i'm happy and be suprise! My boss has give me a mission to create a new store in china, so i'm here!! lol, i thinks i can learn chinese more!! And I'm going to travel with my family in this …
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This post is an excerpt from Hacking Chinese - Read the full article here:
http://www.hackingchinese.com/habit-hacking-for-language-learners/
The longer I learn Chinese (and anything else, actually) the more convinced I become that the minimum study time matters much more than the maximum study time. In other words, I prefer to study a little bit all the time rather than go…
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Hey Everyone,
I recently posted something about job prospects in China, called "Opportunity in the Land of Pollution", but feel like there is much more to the story than this. After posting, I looked at the actual numbers concerning employment for foreigners in China, and it looks pretty normal, if not grim. Basically, I found reports of bias, superior industry…
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Excerpt from ChinaCultureCorner:
Many Westerners in China have a love-hate relationship with the Chinese language. No matter whether learning for professional for personal reasons, Westerners all over China and abroad attempt to improve their Chinese language skills on a daily basis but to no avail. Despite having studied Chinese for many years it is common many…
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Hey guys, I recently wrote a post about some terms that confused me when I was beginning, primarily because they were rooted in cultural meaning that was not translatable. After writing it, I started thinking that there must be many more out there, would any of you like to add to the list I have started?
Check what I mean here -> …
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The other day I was feeling a bit nostalgic and I started thinking about my experience last year in Taiwan, and the shock I felt when I learned that the Lunar New Year had some actual significance beyond partying. So I was inspired to research a bit more about the upcoming Lunar New Year, and found a bunch of things I didn't know about, and this compelled me to blog about my "western" perspective to help others learn more about a holiday that is so important to so many others.
But I'm…
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I'm set to take the HSK L5 test in April, and with that around the corner, I have been frantically searching for study material. I cam across the HelloHSK website featured in the link below... check it out, hopefully it'll help you too!
http://chinesecraze.wordpress.com/2014/01/28/best-hsk-study-site/
Added by Malak Lopez on January 29, 2014 at 5:00am — 1 Comment
UK born Irishman Rory Boland ( http://gohongkong.about.com/bio/Rory-Boland-23726.htm ) writes Hong Kong and Cantonese Blogs on his Blogsite HONG KONG MACAU TRAVEL on the website About,com. Here are links to a few of them:
Basic Cantonese Phrases:
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The site "Learn Chinese Weekly" has posted this Dec 25 related blog. Learn Mandarin words for gifts, some seasonal greetings and the words expressing good and bad manners. This is a very good site and even lists "Study More Chinese" as one of the recommended alternate Chinese learning site.
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Greetings,
I have been studying Chinese for about five months now, and I am currently looking for some beginner eBooks or even some TV shows that would assist beginners putting Chinese into a social context during Christmas break. If anyone has any knowledge of TV shows, books, articles, etc that may help a beginner with this, I would love to hear them. Any ideas welcome.
Thanks!
Added by Jamison Watson on December 19, 2013 at 4:00am — No Comments
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Added by Alan on December 18, 2013 at 9:30am — No Comments
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Added by Jim Wu on November 30, 2013 at 7:30pm — 5 Comments
If you have seen the names Yue Fei or General Yue Fei or/and are curious about the Chinese history of 1000 years ago, then this is an exciting article for you ( from January 2008 granitestudio.org web site ):
http://granitestudio.org/2008/01/27/yue-fei-qin-hui-and-patriotism-in-song-china/
Added by Thomas Doherty on November 11, 2013 at 3:00am — 1 Comment
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