Informações sobre o curso: Hoje em dia há um crescente número de pessoas que estão interessadas na cultura e língua chinesa. É útil conhecer a língua quando viajamos para a China a turismo ou trabalho. Este é um curso introdutório de chinês para iniciantes, incluindo introdução à fonética e expressões cotidianas. Depois deste curso, os alunos terão um entendimento básico do mandarin e conseguirão fazer conversas básicas do dia a dia, como troca de informações pessoais, falar sobre eventos do dia, sobre comida, perguntar os preços, apresentar a cidade e o clima, conversar sobre seus hobbies etc. Tópicos selecionados situações que são tiradas de cenários da vida real e que podem ser utilizados na comunicação diária. Além dos diálogos, os materiais de leitura selecionados e as atividades práticas tornarão o conteúdo bastante rico e variado, estimulando os interesses dos alunos. Este é um curso introdutório de conversação em chinês. Os alunos não são obrigados a estudar os caracteres chineses, sendo mais fácil para acompanhar e completar o curso.
Desenvolvido por: Peking University
Ministrado por: Xiaoyu Liu, Associate Professor
School of Chinese as A Second Language, Peking University
| Compromisso | 6 horas de vídeos e questionários |
| Idioma | English, Legendas: French, Ukrainian, Serbian, Greek, Portuguese (Brazilian), Vietnamese, Urdu, Russian, Hebrew, Spanish, Marathi |
| Como ser aprovado | Seja aprovado em todas as tarefas para concluir o curso. |
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Programa
SEMANA 1
Who Are You?
When we first meet someone, we need to learn about each other. In this module, we are going to learn some ways to introduce yourself, including name, nationality, identity, and discussing your family. We are also going to study Chinese Mandarin phonetics.
5 vídeos, 13 leituras
- Vídeo: Lecture: What is Your Name?
- Reading: Extended Exercise: What is Your Name?
- Reading: Additional Information: Chinese Mandarin（普通话）
- Reading: Self-study Video—Tones and Simple Finals
- Vídeo: Lecture: Where Are You From?
- Reading: Extended Exercise: Where Are You From?
- Reading: Additional Information: Chinese Pinyin（汉语拼音简介）
- Reading: Self-study Video—Initials
- Vídeo: Lecture: Are You a Student?
- Reading: Extended Exercise: Are You a Student?
- Reading: Additional Information: Spelling Rules of Pinyin（汉语拼音拼写规则）
- Reading: Self-study Video—Compound Finals
- Vídeo: Lecture: Who is He/She?
- Reading: Extended Exercise: Who is He/She?
- Reading: Readings
- Reading: Review: Who are You?
- Reading: Self-study Video—Finals with Nasal Endings
Nota atribuída: What is your name?
Nota atribuída: Where are you from?
Nota atribuída: Are you a student?
Nota atribuída: Who is he/she?
SEMANA 2
When Do You Go To School?
How do you plan your daily life? In this module, we are going to learn how to describe our daily schedule, including numbers, time, periods, and some corresponding actions.
4 vídeos, 4 leituras
- Vídeo: Lecture: What Time is it Now?
- Reading: Extended Exercise: What Time is it Now?
- Vídeo: Lecture: Morning or Afternoon?
- Reading: Extended Exercise: Morning or Afternoon?
- Vídeo: Lecture: Do You Have a Busy Life?
- Reading: Extended Exercise: Do You Have a Busy Life?
- Reading: Review: When Do You Go To School?
Nota atribuída: Numbers
Nota atribuída: Time (1): O'clock
Nota atribuída: Time (2): Periods
Nota atribuída: Daily Arrangements
SEMANA 3
What Do You Like to Eat?
Food is our most important need. In this module, we are going to talk about Chinese main courses, fruits, vegetables and meat, as well as drinks. Have you seen or tried any of these Chinese dishes? Maybe you have already learned to say them in Chinese!
4 vídeos, 5 leituras
- Reading: Extended Exercise: Do You Like Dumplings?
- Vídeo: Lecture: I Like Apples.
- Reading: Extended Exercise: I Like Apples.
- Vídeo: Lecture: I Like Chicken.
- Reading: Extended Exercise: I Like Chicken.
- Vídeo: Lecture: Do You Want a Cup of Tea?
- Reading: Extended Exercise: Do You Want a Cup of Tea?
- Reading: Review: What Do You Like to Eat?
Nota atribuída: Main Courses
Nota atribuída: Fruits
Nota atribuída: Vegetables and Meat
Nota atribuída: Drinks
SEMANA 4
I Like Shopping!
Shopping! Shopping! Some people love to go shopping, while others feel it is a headache. Still, shopping is an essential part of our life. In this module, we are going to learn how to express our color and size preference, how to ask about price, and how to bargain. Do you know what the most popular color is in your country? How about in China?
4 vídeos, 5 leituras
- Reading: Extended Exercise: What is Your Favorite Color?
- Vídeo: Lecture: This is Too Big.
- Reading: Extended Exercise: This is Too Big.
- Vídeo: Lecture: How Much is This?
- Reading: Extended Exercise: How Much is This?
- Vídeo: Lecture: It’s Too Expensive!
- Reading: Extended Exercise: It’s Too Expensive!
- Reading: Review: I Like Shopping!
Nota atribuída: Colors
Nota atribuída: Sizes
Nota atribuída: Prices
Nota atribuída: Learn to Bargain
SEMANA 5
Do You Live in a Big City?
Do you live in a big city or a small town? How do you get to work or school every day? In this module, we are going to learn how to give directions and how to speak about transportation. This module is valuable in case you need to talk about directions with a Chinese friend or you need to go somewhere when you are in China.
4 vídeos, 2 leituras
- Vídeo: Lecture: Is There a Supermarket Near Here?
- Vídeo: Lecture: The Bank is on the Left.
- Vídeo: Lecture: How Do I Get to the Underground Station?
- Reading: Extended Exercise: How Do I Get to the Underground Station?
- Reading: Review: Do You Live in a Big City
Nota atribuída: Transportation
Nota atribuída: Public Places
Nota atribuída: Locations and Directions
Nota atribuída: Ask For Directions
SEMANA 6
How About the Weather?
Weather can influence our daily life and personal health. In this module, we are going to talk about temperature, seasons, and personal health. China is a very big country and the weather can be quite different across regions and seasons; we will learn to talk about all sorts of weather.
4 vídeos, 2 leituras
- Vídeo: Lecture: Is it Cold in January?
- Vídeo: Lecture: I Like Spring.
- Vídeo: Lecture: I Caught a Cold.
- Reading: Extended Exercise: I Caught a Cold.
- Reading: Review: How About the Weather?
Nota atribuída: Temperature
Nota atribuída: Time (3): Months
Nota atribuída: Seasons
Nota atribuída: Health
SEMANA 7
What is Your Hobby?
What do you like to do in your spare time? We have so many choices nowadays and lead such colorful lives. In this module, we are going to talk about weekday pastimes, sports, TV programs, and some other activities related to the internet, reading, music, and travel!
4 vídeos, 3 leituras
- Vídeo: Lecture: I Like Swimming.
- Vídeo: Lecture: I Watch TV News Everyday.
- Vídeo: Lecture: We Can Do a Lot of Things on the Internet.
- Reading: Extended Exercise: We Can Do a Lot of Things on the Internet.
- Reading: Review: What is Your Hobby?
- Reading: Chinese for Beginners-Notes in English
Nota atribuída: Time (4): Weeks
Nota atribuída: Sports
Nota atribuída: TV Programs
Nota atribuída: Internet, Books, Music, and Travel
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me parece muy buen curso lo recomiendo 100%
no characters tho
Perfect for people who have had no prior experience with asian languages and who are not very good at taking up new languages. The learning curve is not steep at all and especially when it comes to pronounciation I haven't yet seen a course where the topic is better introduced.
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un curso fácil de entender (aunque suene irónico decir que es fácil de entender un curso de chino) cuando viaje a china estaré agradecido, sentí que aprendí mucho.