Have you ever thought how cool it would be to know how to use a language not many people around you know? Did you ever think how interesting it would be to learn and understand Chinese culture and language? You can start with us! Understand one of the most commonly used languages!

Approximately 1.3 billion people use some sort of Chinese, ranging from Mandarin to Cantonese

Understand chinese with us!!

We’ll provide you with basic knowledge about the language and with 2-3 words or phrases every day. This means that if you stay consistent and follow our quick daily lessons, you will know approximately 1000 words in a year! We’ll also recommend some useful book and exercises you will be able to use to strengthen your skills even more!! Happy learning!

The system of our learning will work as follows: Everyday, there will be a post on our instagram page story, which will include the 2-3 words or phrases which were already mentioned above together with their translation and meaning. If there needs to be a further explanation, a post on our blog will be released explaining that issue or suggesting a website where you can find the necessary help.

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Chinese is a very complex language. Everything from its pronounciation to the grammar can be pretty tricky for a beginner. But don’t worry! We got you! Pinyin is used in order to learn the way Chinese characters are pronounced.

To understand Pinyin, you need to know that there are 4 tones in Chinese.

The first tone:

The second tone:

The third tone:

The fouth tone:

To pronounce these words, follow the little comma above the pinyin. If it goes up, the tone increase, if it goes down and up, the tone decreases and then increases. If it’s straight, your tone should be stable. For a better understanding, I’ll leave a link for an online page, where the tones are pre-recorded, so you can listen to them yourself.

In the next step you need to focus on pronouncing other letters, as the pronunciation in Pinyin differs from other languages. Please follow up on the next page in order to learn the exact pronunciation of other letters in Pinyin. In order to speed up the process, I suggest you look directly for the tables with sound records. This way you can skip the long texts that might sometimes confuse you. If you need further explanation about how to move your tongue, do read the text.

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