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Chineseas a foreign language is about the study of Chinese languages by non-native speakers. With over 1.4 billion speakers around the world, Chinese is also the official language in Hong Kong SAR with the spoken language being Cantonese (and English as another official language), Macau (with Portuguese as the other official language), Taiwan, and in Singapore as one of the four official languages.

Free Chinese Lessons

Tennis Stars Learn Chinese in Just 2 Minutes 26 Seconds

They learn more than just their names in Chinese 網球明星學普通話

Learn Chinese in 5 minutes

$What It Feels Like for an Uncle (learn Chinese: uncle 叔叔 /shū shu/). A fractal photo mosaic of my beautiful niece (LearnChinese: fractal 分形 /fēn xíng/, mosaic 鑲嵌 /xiāng qiàn/, beautiful 美麗 /měi lì/, niece 侄女 /zhí nǚ/). Best Viewed Large. The palette of tiles is my usual combination of fractals, visualizations, digital photos, masterpieces of modern art, and other psychedelic images.$

照片

/zhào piàn/

Photo, picture, photograph

Learn Chinese in 10 minutes

Urban Survivors 城市求生

How do they simply use 4 Chinese characters to attract the audience?

Stand Your Ground. Stand Your Ground (LearnChinese: Stand Your Ground 站在你的立場) With strength we'll never fall apart and in time we'll prove ourselves My heart can't be broken for I'll never live in shame With every breath and all that I am I'll make a stand Until the end stand your ground

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/zhàn/

Stand

Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi

(HSK) is developed as the national standardized Chinese test for foreigners. The HSK test was launched in 1992 and was reviewed in 2009. The latest format is named New HSK or HSK (2010) version. The New HSK consists of reading and listening tests for all the 6 levels, and writing tests for level 3 to 6 ......

Chinese Learning

Chinese Language

Question: "Why Chinese Is So Damn Hard" Answer: Yes and No. Learning Chinese is Fun! ......

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Mandarin

The English word "mandarin" originally meant an official of the Chinese empire. In 16th century, in the Capital Beijing, people's home dialects were varied and often mutually unintelligible, the officials communicated using a standard dialect that has arisen as a result of contact among various mutually intelligible dialects of Chinese language. When Jesuit missionaries had learned this standard language, they called it Mandarin, or "the language of the officials" ......

Chinese co-learning

The Chinese Proficiency Tests and Courses, Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi or HSK, are China's only standardized Chinese courses for non-native speakers.

The HSK certificates are recognized in China and the world. Whether you’re beginner, or advanced learner, the Chinese co-learning courses will take your Chinese language to next level.