自学汉语入门
2003-11
7-09999
SCURFIELD
265
Are you new to language learning? Do you want lots of practice and examples? Do you want to improve your confidence to speak? Beginner’s Chinese is written for the complete beginner who wants to move at a steady pace and have lots of opportunity to practise. The grammar is explained clearly and does not assume that you have studied a language before. You will learn everything you need get the most out of a holiday or to go on to further study. Elizabeth Scurfield is a former member of the Chinese Department at the university of Westminster ,London. Song Liangyi teaches chinese at the School of Oriental and Africna Studies,London.
about the coursepronunciation guide1 ni hao!ni hao ma ?2 ni jiao shen me ?3 ni shi na guo ren?4 ni you xiongdi jiemei ma ?5 ji dian le ?6 ni jintian zuo shenme?7 doushao qian?8 zenmeyang?9 qu…zeme zou?10 nin xiang chi shenme?11 women kankan hanzi ba!12 zai luguan13 huoche、piao he chuzuche14 yule huodong15 zai youje he huan qian16 zuo ke 17 kan yisheng18 duifu wenti19 xuexi zhongwen20 luxing he tianqi21 tan ganxiangtaking it furthekey to the exercirseschinese-English vocabularyEnglish-English vocabulary
