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Mandarin Chinese Learning Through Conversation: Volume 1: with Audio MP3 by Kang Yuhua, Lai Siping, 2008-10-01
Chinese Grammar Made Easy: A Practical and Effective Guide for Teachers by Jianhua Bai, 2008-08-25
Beginner's Chinese with 2 Audio CDs by Yong Ho, 2005-04-18
The Chinese Have a Word for It : The Complete Guide to Chinese Thought and Culture by Boye De Mente, 2000-09-01
Empty and Full: the Language of Chinese Painting by Francois Cheng, 1994-09-27
Reading & Writing Chinese Traditional Character Edition by William McNaughton, Li Ying, 1999-09-15
Colloquial Chinese 2: The Next Step in Language Learning (Colloquial Series) by Kan Qian, 2007
Teach Me Everyday Chinese (Teach Me Series) (Chinese Edition) by Judy Mahoney, 2008-08-30
The Chinese Language: Its History and Current Usage by Daniel Kane, 2006-09-15
Woman from Shanghai: Tales of Survival from a Chinese Labor Camp by Xianhui Yang, 2010-08-24
Character Text for Beginning Chinese: Second Edition (Yale Language Series) (English and Mandarin Chinese Edition) by John De Francis, 1976-09-10
I Can Read That: A Traveler's Introduction to Chinese Characters by Julie Sussman, 1994-11
Chinese (Mandarin) (Instant Conversational Language (Mandarin Chinese)) by Pimsleur, 2002-09-01
Modern Chinese: A Second Course by Peking University, 1981-06-01

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Chinese - Ipl2 Say Hello To The World
ipl2 Information You Can Trust features a searchable, subjectcategorized directory of authoritative websites; links to online texts, newspapers, and magazines; and the Ask an
http://www.ipl.org/div/hello/chinese.html

Extractions: English: Hello My name is Chinese: Ni hao Wo-duh ming-d'zih Pronunciation: Nee HaOW Woh teh ming tsuh Chinese Script: Words in English from the Chinese language: tea tycoon kowtow ping pong gung ho ginseng wok shaman gingko There are 873,000,000 people who speak Chinese all over the world, with the most speakers in China, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Russia, the United States of America, Mongolia, Viet Nam, Brunei, Thailand, Laos, Mauritius, Philippines, Cambodia, and the United Kingdom. Now you can say hello to 873,000,000 people!* *Source: Languages of the World: Chinese, Mandarin (2005)
Learn Mandarin | Beijing Gateway Academy
Offers several Chinese language learning programs, information about fees, and brief summaries of Chinese culture and things to do in Beijing.
http://www.beijinggatewayacademy.com

Extractions: 21% of the world speak Mandarin. From 1979 to 2008, Chinese exports increased by ten thousand percent. Over the past twenty years, China’s economy has grown by more than 10 percent a year. In 2010, Chinese companies overtook The U.S. for the largest share of The Fortune 10. The best place to learn Mandarin is in the community in which it is spoken. So join our community and start learning Mandarin today! FAQ Learn the language that grants access to the greatest paradigm shift of our time: The rise of China as an economic and political superpower. 10 years of experience and market leading class sizes makes BGA a great place to begin your journey. All Beijing Gateway Academy language programs are subject to a price guarantee. If you were to find an equivalent program offered at a lower price we will refund you 100% of the difference between our offering and the program you have found. Customised programs, tailored to individual needs and levels of proficiency, is the foundation of our accelerated learning language programs. We are able to offer the highest standards of language instruction because our extremely high staff-to-student ratio.
Chinese Language | Asia Society
Few things in Chinese culture are more widely misunderstood outside of China than the Chinese language. The Chinese write very differently from us and indeed from all other
http://asiasociety.org/education-learning/world-languages/chinese-language-initi
Chinese Language Professional - Business Mandarin Course In Hong Kong
Mandarin and Cantonese business English courses. Contacts, courses, methodologies and enrolment information.
http://www.clprof.com
Take A Free 1-on-1 Online Chinese Language Lesson Now!
This introduction to Chinese language and Mandarin Chinese will guide you when you take Chinese language lessons with eChineseLearning. Got questions on Chinese language? Take
http://sina.echineselearning.com/english/chinese-language.html

Extractions: Live Teachers from China! Toll Free- United Kingdom Hong Kong Australia Sign up for FREE Mandarin Materials Free Tria l Free Test ... Schools "Bravo! I have been learning Chinese language with you guys for two years. Your 1-on-1 Chinese language lessons are indeed helpful and effective! And they are so convenient that I can take Chinese language lessons whenever I am in my bedroom or cafeteria or anywhere there is an Internet connection. And my teacher Julie is so friendly and patient (I can’t image I can be where I am right now without her)! One of my roommates is going to sign up with your Chinese language lessons very soon!"
The Chinese Outpost | Language Learning, News, Culture, Quality Products
Resources on pronunciation, grammar and characters with general information aimed at demystifying Chinese language.
http://chinese-outpost.com/

Extractions: Home Introduction to Chinese Chinapedia Personals ... Contact You are here: FREE LEARNING RESOURCES Learning Chinese? See Our List of Free Mandarin Learning Sites CHINAPEDIA A Fact Book of China PERSONALS SITE MENU Site Home Mandarin Tutorial Learning Resources Dictionary ... Contact Us CHINESE FOR CHILDREN Chinese Learning Resources for Kids For over twelve years now, our centerpiece Introduction to Mandarin Chinese has been reducing the dreaded Mandarin Learning Curve for countless students and other netizens eager to learn about the Chinese Language. "I've just learnt more in an hour doing your language tutorial than I could ever expect in a year of classes."
Chinese Dialects
Information on the distribution of Chinese languages and dialects.
http://www.glossika.com/en/dict/

Extractions: Major upgrade to Haikou dialect. Lots of data added. (January 31, 2009) CHINESE DIALECTS AND LANGUAGES This new site is getting populated with lots of new data. (January 15, 2009) Maps upgraded, including all Mandarin dialect locations. Most of the links now point to the new site, and those that do not will switch within a few days. However each individual topolect still lacks content. Once all the topolects have their own page, we can start adding data and content. The new site has some advantages: if you sign up as a member you can leave messages or questions on any page; any topolect with tone, grammar, phonological data will be tagged so they're easier to find for cross-comparisons. (October 29, 2008) Learn Chinese
Hakka - An Important Element Of Chinese Culture
Hakka Chinese language and culture page.
http://www.asiawind.com/hakka/

Extractions: You are invited to nominate and submit biographies of famous Hakka people to be included in the first Directory of Hakka people. During the last hundred years or so, Hakka people migrated to South East Asia, East Africa, Europe (Holland, United Kingdom, France, Germany..), South America (Brazil, Trinidad...) Canada, US. About 7% of the 1.2 billion Chinese clearly state their Hakka origin or heritage. However, the actual number may be more as many Hakka Han who settled along the path of migration assimilate with the local people. The Hakka identity is gradually lost.
Yunnan Institute Of Development DRH
International volunteer program based in Yunnan, China. Volunteers work with children and poor farmers from the area. Program (in English) includes learning Chinese language.
http://www.volunteerchina.org

Extractions: Opening of the AIDS project in Summer 2010 Volunteer abroad with YID. Volunteers work with children and poor farmers in Yunnan, China. The program is an international volunteer educational program (in English) includes learning Chinese language. Every Friday afternoon, we go to the Xingcai Primary school to volunteer with the children. We hope we can bring them happiness and make them enjoy their hobbies, enjoy their life. Do you want to know more about how to volunteer in China Read our new booklet about the education at YID. This program gives you a chance to volunteer abroad. JJ (Gu Jiajia), from September 2009 team of YID, is volunteering in 'Plan for New Hometown' in Sichuan. Creating partnerships and seeking joint development efforts with many partners is an essential part of making changes for the better. Next volunteer team starts November, 2010
Information Express (Asia-Pacific) Ltd.
Subscription details for press clipping service monitoring English and Chinese language newspapers and magazines published in Hong Kong, China and other parts of asia.
http://www.clipping.com.hk/
WWW.SINA.COM
Internet media company for Chinese communities worldwide, offering a full array of Chinese-language news, entertainment, financial information, and lifestyle tips (Nasdaq SINA).
http://www.sina.com/
Pegasus Consultants
Pegasus trains and consults for western companies doing business in China. Courses include etiquette, cultural awareness, negotiation techniques, Chinese language and travel tips.
http://www.pegasusconsultants.com/
J. F. Oberlin University
Offers B.A. degrees in English, Chinese, languages and information studies, psychology, health and sports science, arts and culture, economics, international studies, business, as well as advanced degrees in international studies. In Machida City.
http://www.obirin.ac.jp/en/
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Offers B.A. degrees in English, Chinese, languages and information studies, psychology, health and sports science, arts and culture, economics, international studies, business, as well as advanced degrees in international studies. In Machida City.
http://www.obirin.ac.jp/
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Offers education in Chinese language and culture to foreign students. Find program and faculty profiles, press releases, and contacts.
http://www.blcu.edu.cn
Ramkhamhaeng University International Program, Thailand
International Bachelor, Master, and Ph.D. Programs. Conducted in English or Chinese Language.
http://www.iis.ru.ac.th/

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DIY Homepage. Web Site Builder, Hong Kong, China, Web Content Management System,
Linux, FreeBSD and Sun Solaris Hosting service with Wysiwyg Html editor. Chinese language support. Located in China.
http://www.diyhomepage.com
Centre For Teaching Chinese As A Foreign Language, University Of Oxford
Part of the Institute for Chinese Studies. Resources for learning the chinese language, facilities, staff, external links.
http://www.ctcfl.ox.ac.uk/

Extractions: Centre for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language CTCFL home page About us British Chinese Language Teaching Society Institute for Chinese Studies ... Oxford students in Beida CTCFL Basic Chinese courses CTCFL Elementary grammar revision Listening Exercises at Elementary-Intermediate Level Multimedia Spoken Chinese Newspaper Reading Materials FDTL Phase Three Project ... Simulated HSK Listening Test 2
30 Tutorial Books By Herong Yang On Software Programming Technologies
Collection of notes and tutorials on several programming languages, including Java, C , ASP, JSP, JDK, XML, XHTML, and Unicode. Includes alternate PDF and Chinese language versions.
http://www.herongyang.com/

Extractions: writeTop("Home"); writeLeft("Home"); writeMenu("Home"); writePageLeft("Home"); Tutorial Books on Software Programming Technologies A collection of 30 free tutorial books by Herong Yang on latest programming technologies. Tutorials in all books are based on Herong's personal experience and ideal for developers to learn new programming technologies. List of all books... Latest Updates Chinese Wedding Calendar for 2010 Getting married soon? Wants to select a good wedding date based on the Chinese calendar? Here is a Chinese wedding calendar for 2010: Wedding Calendar 2010 Other wedding information JVM Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples Version 4.10, 2010. Added ClassLoader, RunTime, etc. - This free book is a collection of notes and sample codes written by the author while he was learning JVM himself. Topics include JVM (Java Virtual Machine), HotSpot, JRockit, GC (Garbage Collection), Memory, Stack overflow, CDS (Class Data Sharing), Runtime, Reflection. Data Encodings - Herong's Tutorial Examples Version 5.10, 2010. Added Base32 encoding. - This free book is a collection of tutorial notes and example codes written by the author while he was learning learning different binary data encoding algorithms. Topics include Base32, Base64, UUEncode, Algorithm. WSDL Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Notes This free WSDL tutorial book is a collection of notes and sample codes written by the author while he was learning WSDL himself. Topics include WSDL, Web Service, SOAP, service, end point, interface, operation, type.
Chinese Language Keyboard
Chinese language keyboard that takes advantage of the transmission speed and storage capabilities inherent in pictographic expression.
http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~garfinkm/PictoIntro.html

Extractions: Linguistics Development Group S UMMARY In relation to technological usefulness, pictographic character expression has generally been consigned to irrelevance. In fact, contrary to such impressions, pictographic characters have considerable technological advantages because each character represents conceptual information: a significant benefit in terms of electronic information storage capabilities and transmission speed. This benefit is not realized however because of the forlorn attempts made to adapt Western orthographic keyboards to Eastern pictographic languages, completely defeating the advantages of pictographic expression. To take advantage of this benefit a purely Eastern keyboard has been developed and is disclosed herein: the proprietary Bicameral Pictographic Keyboard . This keyboard is purely pictographic without orthographic or western utility. In fact, because the Bicameral Keyboard has no key identification it would not even be recognized in the West as a legitimate data-input device. Unfortunately many Asian scholars, knowledgeable in both orthographic and pictographic languages, are so enthralled by western technology that they cannot visualize pictographic expression in technological terms nor conceptualize the efficient transmission of pictographic information electronically. This is the objective of the Bicameral Keyboard: an Eastern keyboard essentially free of Western influence.

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