Mandarin Chinese Language Course in Dhaka
cOURSE OUTCOME
Imparting communication skills in Chinese Mandarin for HSK Level 1. Teaching of basic Chinese Mandarin language to non-native speakers. A minimum of 150 Chinese words will be taught along with basic information on Chinese culture. The learners shall learn to greet and to introduce themselves in Chinese Mandarin, in the Chinese way.
Facilitation of learning of basic Chinese Mandarin language by imparting reading & writing phonetic Pinyin and Mandarin speaking & understanding skills by latest teaching methods.
Chinese Language Book
With English and Bangla.
Textbook + Workbook with audio
2900Tk
Features of the Chinese HSK 1 Language Book
Multilingual Support: Each word is presented with English explanations, Bangla translations, and precise pronunciation in Bangla script.
Audio Resources: Access to high-quality audio clips on our website to master correct pronunciation.
Integrated Learning Materials: Includes both a textbook and a workbook to ensure a balanced approach to theory and practice.
Beginner-Friendly Techniques: Simple and effective methods designed specifically for first-time learners.
বইয়ের বৈশিষ্ট্যসমূহ:
বহুভাষিক সহায়তা: প্রতিটি শব্দের ইংরেজি ব্যাখ্যা, বাংলা অর্থ, এবং সঠিক বাংলা উচ্চারণের নির্দেশিকা।
অডিও রিসোর্স: সঠিক উচ্চারণ রপ্ত করতে আমাদের ওয়েবসাইটে উচ্চমানের অডিও ফাইল উপলব্ধ।
সমন্বিত শেখার উপকরণ: তাত্ত্বিক ও ব্যবহারিক জ্ঞান অর্জনের জন্য পাঠ্যপুস্তক এবং ওয়ার্কবুক অন্তর্ভুক্ত।
নবীন-বান্ধব পদ্ধতি: নতুন শিক্ষার্থীদের জন্য সহজ এবং কার্যকর শেখার কৌশল।
What is hsk?
HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) or the Chinese Proficiency Test is an international standardized exam which tests and rates Chinese language proficiency. It evaluates Chinese language abilities for non-native Chinese speakers in term of using the Chinese language in their daily, academic and professional lives.
COURSE OUTLINE
Grammar I:
• Emphasize Chinese sentence order (put time and location words in front of the verb—Time+Location+Action)
• Emphasize measure words (一杯，一个，difference between 一星期 and 一个星期)
• Past and future with time words “zuo tian昨天” & “ming tian明天”
• Question words: ma, shenme, nar, shenme defang, shenme shihou, zenme, ji, duoshao.
• Chinese sentences with two words (Subject + verb1+verb2)
• Emphasize possessive word ‘de’
• Learn a large variety of sentence patterns according to textbook.
• Focus on sentence patterns instead of grammar (the importance of memorizing sentence patterns in learning Chinese)
Grammar II:
• Basic sentences with to be “shi是”, to have “you有” and to do “zuo做”
• Sentences with stative verb (hen, 我很好)
• Past, and the situation has changed with a functional marker “le”
• Pronouns – subject “wo我”, plural form 我们，你们， 他们
• possessive word “de的”
• Auxiliary words e.g. “xiang 想”
• Word order in sentences (Chinese sentence orders, difference between English and Chinese)
• Sentence forms – statement, question and negative
• Measure words (e.g. a cup of tea = “yi bei cha” 一杯茶 )
• Particles with “ba 吧” “ma吗”
Topics & Vocabulary Covered:
• Intro to Pinyin-Chinese phonetics system
• Greetings in normal and polite ways
• Introduce self, introduce others
• Talking about oneself
• Likes & dislikes
• Taking a taxi
• Asking about directions
• Expressing time, days and counting numbers from 0-100
• Shopping, asking about prices, sizes and colours
• Buying tickets for travel; start with “qing wen 请问”
• Talking about jobs, company and business etiquette.
• Asking for help
• Talking about day, date, month and year.
• Ordering drinks in a pub or restaurant
• Asking where somebody is from (country and city)
• Describing one’s own things (a bag, a mobile phone, etc)
• Asking for information about public transport (bus, tube, train..)
• Ordering food in a restaurant (from entering a restaurant to paying the bill)
• Arranging an appointment with somebody (time and location)
• Making inquiries when shopping (size, colour of clothes, looking for fitting room )
• Communicating with Chinese people at the dinner table (propose a toast, give compliments, etc)
Cultural Content:
• Various forms of Chinese
• Lucky/unlucky numbers
• Hand shaking
• Business card
• China tea
• Politeness in Chinese language (different modal words)