Happy Monday!
In challenging times, the people who come out the strongest has a growth mind set.
Join our Free Mandarin Trial Class https://t.co/ZehdxHg9su
We have a series of free Mandarin trial lessons across beginner and intermediate levels. This will give you an opportunity to meet the tutor, see how you like the lesson and ask any questions you may have about learning Mandarin in general! https://t.co/eOQRC9hRdY
“Nǐ hǎoma?” (How are you?)
“Wǒhěnhǎo, xièxie, Nǐne” (I am fine, thank you. And you?)
This is how you start a conversation in Mandarin, how simple is that?
Download our free Survival Mandarin Phrases which include 45 survival phrases is a good start https://t.co/9Ve2seSJUE
In our FREE Survival Mandarin Phrase Videos, you’ll learn simple phrases that enables you to make a simple introduction about yourself, ask and give direction, order food & drink and much more! Download the Survival Mandarin Phrase Video for Free https://t.co/JzDScWUtvy
We have great learning resources to share with you!
Our free Survival Mandarin Phrase Videos include 45 survival phrases that are immediately useful for the most common occasions in daily life. Download now https://t.co/9Ve2seSJUE
“nǐ hǎoma?” (How are you?)
“wǒhěnhǎo, xièxie, Nǐne” (I am fine, thank you. And you?)
This is how you start a conversation in Mandarin, how simple is that?
Download our free Survival Mandarin Phrase Videos, which include 45 survival phrases https://t.co/JzDScWUtvy
Woohoo! The intro video of our Chinese character workshop is out!
If you are interested in Chinese characters and wants guidance on where and how to make the most progress on learning characters, this workshop is perfect for you. https://t.co/3LDR7m8q91
Here is a glance at our Chinese Character Workshop which will give you an idea of what it looks like. Exciting, isn't it? Join us on 11 Nov for a 2 part Chinese character workshop which is suitable for Chinese learners of all levels. https://t.co/5kerWcg9he
Happy Friday everyone!
We have been asked about Weekend Courses for a long time as some of our students are too busy during the week to take up lessons. I am very excited to announce that our Weekend Mandarin Courses is now open for registration! (Starts from 10th October).
We are introducing weekend courses for those who are too busy during the week and want to do some Mandarin learning on their days off.
Registration is open now:
Beginner level https://t.co/lGfV7nEqiP
Intermediate level https://t.co/wYxfyghYEI
Qī xì Festival – Chinese Valentine’s Day is on the 7th day of the 7th month of the Chinese calendar.
A wish people normally say on Qī xì is:
Zhù yǒu qíng rén zhōng chéng juàn shǔ
祝 有 情 人 终 成 眷 属
Wish all lovers could be united in wedlock
If you are lucky enough to have extra time during this lock down, why not join us online, like our other students across the world, on a challenge to learn the Chinese language? We promise it would be fun and easier than you think! https://t.co/j78t4auYMm
Excited to be starting our April Mandarin courses online this week! We are glad that many of you are taking advantage of this time to develop your Chinese skills - our students will be dialling in from Scotland, France and more! Join us too https://t.co/lRSIdDnrQv
It's a strange time for most of us, I don't know if it means you will be busier, or will have more time for yourself. If it's latter, and you are looking for something useful and fun to do, I'd love to invite you to join our Mandarin Course in April. https://t.co/RdJnPd6K9h
1 week to go!
Our April courses are online so you don’t need to worry about Coronavirus disruptions and with the lower online price you can stretch your learning further! Get £20 off our courses with code [Online20]: https://t.co/ySum2cd7Tv
I think it is smart to focus the 4 tones of the 6 vowels, which cover the two areas that matter the most.
If you are interested in learning more, join our April online courses. https://t.co/lwagOdsqMS
In our experience, many people struggle with the tones when learning Mandarin. Whilst there are tons of resources on tones, very few of them focus on the tones of just the 6 vowels. Learn more https://t.co/ySum2cd7Tv https://t.co/Jj1yd28dyC
We do realise that due to the rapid spread of the Coronavirus, many of us may consider 'social distancing', so our April Mandarin courses will be moving to online streaming - so you can get on with your life, and Mandarin learning! https://t.co/lwagOdsqMS
Our April courses are online so you don’t need to worry about Coronavirus disruptions and with the lower online price you can stretch your learning further! Have a look at our courses in all other levels https://t.co/ROOwUR60ul
Join us this April, let’s learn some Mandarin!
If like me, you start thinking about the next weekend on Monday, this one is for you! Our partner @ChinaExchangeUK is hosting a fun and interactive culture session this Saturday 7 Mar in Chinatown. And it's free! Click here to learn more https://t.co/hZ1gVqKEBs
Happy Monday ☀
Fancy a fun day with your family and friends in Chinatown? Interested in the rich history of our neighborhood? Want to be part of something creative that supports Chinatown communities? Join @ChinaExchangeUK on Saturday 7 March for a day of activities. https://t.co/9BWJyqStGg
I enjoy explaining the meaning of Chinese words in a logical and fun way! This also helps my students to memorise the words quicker and easier. Agree? Join us to learn more Chinese! https://t.co/3lOCUq22xu
Each Chinese word has its ‘root’ meaning and when different words are put together, they form new words! Here are some examples of words based on the character ‘electricity’, these words all relate to electronic devices and materials. Join us https://t.co/PjMt9rrctr
@UsmanAliShah92 @LearnChineseTV If you are in London, you can also join our conversational meetup that happens every Sunday in Bank. It's free of charge and you can meet many like-minded people who are keen to learn Chinese. Here is the link https://t.co/hfBpcaNJFN
I always encourage my students with these 5 power tips to help them overcome the fear of learning Chinese, especially the first tip – you start everything small, and eventually you will get something big in return. Does this make you less terrified to learn Chinese?
Have you ever thought that learning Chinese is way too complicated for you to even start? In this article, we are going to demystify some myths about Chinese characters and provide some tips for learning Chinese. Click the article for 5 power tips to begin https://t.co/ENzouSYaBL
My students told me the radical series is very helpful and interesting for them. Hope you find the same. If you want to know particular radicals, don’t hesitate to contact me and my team will come up with the post for you.
Take care, everyone!
The radical of the day is ⾋ cǎo (grass radical). The oracle bone inscription of ‘grass’ originally looked like a blade of grass. Characters with the grass radical indicate herbaceous plants instead of woody plants. https://t.co/ITG1a0pwhc
@MAS terrible customer service of your delayed flight MH132 today at Transfer Desk of KL, at Management level. Very disappointing attitude. I will not fly you again in the future. From speaking to others who also missed their connecting flight, you have a lot to work on.
We are getting ready for our new term to start! Would you like to join us this January and learn Mandarin with fun and ease? Hope to see you soon 😊 https://t.co/Hto131a8As
1 week to go before our Jan intake kicks off! Are you thinking to start your Mandarin journey this year or take your Mandarin to the next level? Our fun and systematic teaching approach will help you learn faster, with less effort. Join now https://t.co/pUQmY5gl2c
Just a quick reminder today is the last day to get £15 off our Mandarin courses, you can sign up online directly here for all our Mandarin courses https://t.co/GbnV8CPPTN, use code FESTIVE.
新年快乐 xīn nián kuài lè!
Happy new year!
Chinese words are like Lego blocks; each word has its ‘root’ meaning and when different words are put together, they form new words! Here are some cool examples of words based on the character ‘heart’, these words are logically all feeling-related. https://t.co/pUQmY5gl2c
Another year is almost done, thank you so much for the support and good work in 2019. We wish you all a great Christmas and a happy new year! https://t.co/Hto131a8As