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Beginner Mandarin Chinese for Travel

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    1. Simple Greetings and Phrases in Chinese
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    Want to learn Chinese? This lesson teaches simple Chinese phrases such as “hello,” “good night,” “long time no see,” and greetings for a business setting.

    Simple Greetings and Phrases in Chinese
    with Jenny Wang

    Want to learn Chinese? This lesson teaches simple Chinese phrases such as “hello,” “good night,” “long time no see,” and greetings for a business setting.

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    2. Saying "How Are You?" in Chinese
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    In this beginner Chinese language lesson, you’ll learn to ask how someone is doing and give your own response to the question. Dive in and get started!

    Saying "How Are You?" in Chinese
    with Jenny Wang

    In this beginner Chinese language lesson, you’ll learn to ask how someone is doing and give your own response to the question. Dive in and get started!

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    3. Chinese Compound Finals Ai, Ei, Ao & Ou
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    Compound finals are an important part of the Chinese language and are created by adding two simple finals together. This beginner lesson will teach you a few!

    Chinese Compound Finals Ai, Ei, Ao & Ou
    with Jenny Wang

    Compound finals are an important part of the Chinese language and are created by adding two simple finals together. This beginner lesson will teach you a few!

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    4. How to Pronounce Chinese Nasal Finals
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    Behold: the nasal final. In this beginner Mandarin lesson, you'll learn how to pronounce the Chinese nasal final sounds of an, en, ang, eng, and er.

    How to Pronounce Chinese Nasal Finals
    with Jenny Wang

    Behold: the nasal final. In this beginner Mandarin lesson, you'll learn how to pronounce the Chinese nasal final sounds of an, en, ang, eng, and er.

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    5. Asking for a Phone Number in Chinese
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    Would you like to build your Chinese conversation skills? In this lesson, learn how to use numbers in common sentences, such as asking for someone's digits.

    Asking for a Phone Number in Chinese
    with Jenny Wang

    Would you like to build your Chinese conversation skills? In this lesson, learn how to use numbers in common sentences, such as asking for someone's digits.

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    JoAnn S
    Thank you! I teach English to children in China & I surprised them with what I’m learning to say in Chinese!
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    Morgan J
    This lesson really helped me. I'm very excited to learn the language!
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    Jenny Wang
    so glad I can help
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    Salis A
    This lesson is very straight forward for a beginner like me, well done madam.
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    Jenny Wang
    Please let me know if you have any question. So glad you love it.
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    Larry S
    Just the happiest way to learn I think!
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    Jenny Wang
    I love fun class.
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    Thank Jenny Wang. The lesson was very helpful
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    Jenny Wang
    I am so glad.
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