Mandarin Chinese 2: Chinese for Beginners

Name: Mandarin Chinese 2: Chinese for Beginners
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Author: Shanghai Jiao Tong University

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Week 1 - Lesson 6 Qù túshūɡuǎn zěnme zǒu ？去图书馆怎么走？ How to get to the library? Part 1(Please complete Mandarin Chinese 1: Chinese for beginners before you start this module)
Learning how to ask for directions and places; Learning how to talk to taxi drivers
Week 1 - Lesson 6 Qù túshūɡuǎn zěnme zǒu? 去图书馆怎么走？ How to get to the library? Part 2
Learning how to ask for directions and places; Learning how to talk to taxi drivers
Week 2 - Lesson 7 Nǐ de diànhuà hàomǎ shì duōshǎo? 你的电话号码是多少？What's your phone number? part 1
Learning how to ask for phone numbers; Learning how to talk about hobbies and leisure activities
Week 2 - Lesson 7 Nǐ de diànhuà hàomǎ shì duōshǎo? 你的电话号码是多少？What's your phone number? part 2
Learning how to ask for phone numbers; Learning how to talk about hobbies and leisure activities
Week 3 - Lesson 8 Nǐ zhǎo wǒ yǒu shénme shì? 你找我有什么事？ What's up? Part 1
Learning how to make phone calls; Learning how to make an appointment
Week 3 - Lesson 8 Nǐ zhǎo wǒ yǒu shénme shì? 你找我有什么事？ What's up? Part 2
Learning how to make phone calls; Learning how to make an appointment
Week 4 - Lesson 9 Wǒ de shǒujī ne? 我的手机呢？ Where is my cell phone? Part 1
Learning how to express the location of things and places
Week 4 - Lesson 9 Wǒ de shǒujī ne? 我的手机呢？ Where is my cell phone? Part 2
Learning how to express the location of things and places
Week 5 - Lesson 10 Nǐ zěnme le? 你怎么了？ Are you feeling sick? Part 1
Learning some vocabulary for the human body; Learning how to ask about and describe one’s health
Week 5 - Lesson 10 Nǐ zěnme le? 你怎么了？ Are you feeling sick? Part 2
Learning some vocabulary for the human body; Learning how to ask about and describe one’s health

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讲师

Wang Jun
Associate Professor
School of Humanities

An Na
Ph.D., Lecturer
School of Humanities, SJTU

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Shanghai Jiao Tong University, a leading research university located in Shanghai, China, has been regarded as the fastest developing university in the country for the last decade. With special strengths in engineering, science, medicine and business, it now offers a comprehensive range of disciplines in 27 schools with more than 41,000 enrolled students from more than one hundred countries.