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First Year Chinese II

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First Year Chinese II is a mandarin Chinese course of the Utah State University. The course is under a Creative Commons License.

Overview

This course provides an understanding of basic principles of Chinese speaking and written language. The focus is on pronunciation and simple Chinese character writing.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

  1. Read and write Chinese characters from Lesson 1 to Lesson 15 of Practical Chinese Reader
  2. Obtain skills to accomplish exercises from Exercise V to Exercise IX of Practical Chinese Reader I: Patterns & Exercises
  3. Carry on simple daily conversation

Texts

  1. Beijing Language Institute, (1993). Practical Chinese Reader Elementary Course: Book I
  2. Chu, M. M. (1992). Practical Chinese Reader I: Patterns & Exercises.
  3. Teng, S. H. (1993). Practical Chinese Reader I & II: Writing Workbook.

Contents of the Package

  • Video Lessons
  • Grammar Sheets
  • Practice Assignements

The Course is based on the Practical Chinese Reader which is not included.

Download
first_year_chinese2.zip (238MB)

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2 Responses to “First Year Chinese II”

  1. FreeLanguageCourses.com » Blog Archive » Chinese Language Courses Says:
    [...] First Year Chinese IIChinese Course by the Utah State University. This Course is under a Creative Commons License. More information on this course. download (238MB) [...]
  2. Tsun Teng Yan Says:
    Ni haw!
    I am a chinese domiciled in the United States of America. Firstly I want to congratulate the company, University of Utah for trying such a difficult product. The anchor cum host being a chinese herself was original. I, though am a chinese, lived in United States of America, so I dont know mandarin well. But I want to learn mandarin so that I can communicate with my brothers in china.
    I have to say that Mandarin course is opencourseware, so it is free. People, be free to distribute and redistribute the course! Thanks.

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