Converse in Chinese with Confidence

Requirements
I recommend you obtain a notebook and a pen or pencil or a note-taking app so that you can take notes. This will enable you to review the information quickly and to use it when you meet a Chinese person.
Description
IMPORTANT NOTE: Parts 3 – 6 will become available in the next few weeks

Learning a new language can be tough. You need to familiarize yourself with new patterns of speech, new ways of thinking, and many, many new words. Chinese is no different. However, the way many courses teach Chinese is ineffective, because they bog you down with the thousands of characters. This course aims to teach you to speak Chinese with confidence by focusing on real life usage of the language.

Get a Good Start in Oral Chinese through Active Practice

Learn basic vocabulary and sentences
Create your own sentences
Improve your pronunciation
Recognize and avoid common pitfalls
Speak Chinese like a native speaker

Learn Chinese at your own pace with a selection of effective methods based on recent research in Linguistics and Neuroscience.

With over a billion speakers around the world, Chinese is the 21st century’s language to learn! This compact course provides an overview of the language and will give you the necessary skills you need to start speaking with confidence. It’s like a pocket knife—quick to master and with limitless uses.

The course is a combination of the most effective methods currently on the market. I have studied several courses and selected for you the best approaches to learn Chinese when I prepared the teaching material.

Contents and Course Overview

Part 1 and 2 is now available for you to access. Part 3 – 6 will become available in the next few weeks.

PART 1

Communicating in Chinese is relatively easy if you focus on oral practice first. In part 1, you will develop confidence in your ability to learn Chinese. You will learn common words and phrases and how to use them effectively.

PART 2

Reading Pinyin correctly with the proper tones is vital if you want to be understood. A bad pronunciation is very difficult to correct in later stages of the learning process.

The second part of the course will teach you Pinyin. It may seem a little boring, but it will save you a huge amount of time in the future and will help you be understood by others.

PART 3

Question make up a large chunk of conversations. In part 3, you will learn how to ask common questions, such as when, where, who, what, and how, as well as yes-or-no questions such as “Have you been to the market today?”

PART 4

In this section, you will learn what to say in common situations. These include: going out for a meal, going shopping, and calling or emailing someone.

PART 5

Now that you have a solid foundation, you want to start making up your own sentences that are suited to your individual needs. In part 5, you will start to use different tenses and sentence structures.

PART 6

In the final part of this course, you will receive sound advice on how to continue from here. You will also get my list of recommended resources, as well as a verifiable certificate of completion.

By the end of the course, you will enjoy speaking Chinese. You will be confident that you can continue to progress in your new language. You will be able to create new sentences by yourself. Most of all you will have started with the right pronunciation. This course will provide you with a solid foundation for further studies.

Who this course is for:
This course is for absolute beginners in the language. No previous knowledge is required. This course will provide a solid foundation for you to build on.
This course is designed for those who want to get a feel for Chinese and see whether they would enjoy learning it.
Those engaged in a formal curriculum will also get a good foundation for an accurate pronunciation.
If you can already speak Chinese fluently, then this course is not for you.

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