Share from page:. More magazines by this user. Close Flag as Inappropriate. You have already flagged this document. Thank you, for helping us keep this platform clean. The editors will have a look at it as soon as possible. This follow-up volume, which requires no experience of the first, expands the scope to include all facets of Chinese life and culture in twelve central sections.
The books main section introduces the radicals the key characters on which the language is built and reveals how they can be combined to form a wealth of more complex words and phrases.
The essential pocket-sized Chineasy guide to characters, phrases, and culture for travelers makes learning Chinese fun and easy. Learners are encouraged to study independently, and to apply the course content to their chosen discipline. The accompanying DVD-ROM contains both video and audio content, including extracts from lectures, student presentations, and seminar She introduced her revolutionary teaching methodology and graphic language in her bestseller, Chineasy. She begins all twelve sections with an overview of key Chineasy characters, then presents the specific symbols relevant to each—providing insight into how Chinese thinking has shaped its language and civilization in a way that anyone can understand and appreciate.
Very pictorial book which can be finished in the bookshop. I love learning languages. The book fulfills my interest in Mandarin. I really enjoyed going through this book today to the point where I finished it in one sitting. Also i I got the book because I was going to Hong Kong and have always been fascinated by the Chinese written characters. Thirty years ago I took an adult ed class and found that I was a dunce at hearing or reproducing tones, but I did learn a couple of hundred characters.
Interestingly even though I am a very visual person, I was surprised how the illustrations in the book didn't really help me learn the characters, even ones that I met out in the wild like the one for gold or wealth. That said, there I haven't actually finished this book yet I'd never really intended to try to learn Chinese before I'm having a hard enough time with German and it uses basically the same letters as English, with a few accent exceptions , but this book really makes it interesting.
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