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I would like to learn Mandarin
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I would like to learn Mandarin
Could anyone recommend a class or tutor who is willing to help me learn mandarin. Basic level. In fact just verbal would be a great start. Thanks
I can teach u madarin
Hello,
I'm Laura from Taiwan, have only been here for 1 week. Look forwarding meeting a new friend, perhaps I can speak to you in Madarin. Let me know if you're interested in. Pls PM me
I'm Laura from Taiwan, have only been here for 1 week. Look forwarding meeting a new friend, perhaps I can speak to you in Madarin. Let me know if you're interested in. Pls PM me
Last edited by LauraChen on Tue, 10 Jul 2007 4:32 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Laura Chen
Hi, try the classes held by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce (Institute of Business - SCCIOB). http://www.scciob.edu.sg
Their Gateway to Mandarin class is quite good, very structured and needs no previous experience. If you're taking Level 1, there's no entrance test.
The evening classes are good, but if you work late they also do Saturday classes. I like their location because they're just a short walk from City Hall MRT.
Getting a private tutor is another option. You might progress faster with private tuition but then again it's more fun in a class!
Cheers,
Ching
Their Gateway to Mandarin class is quite good, very structured and needs no previous experience. If you're taking Level 1, there's no entrance test.
The evening classes are good, but if you work late they also do Saturday classes. I like their location because they're just a short walk from City Hall MRT.
Getting a private tutor is another option. You might progress faster with private tuition but then again it's more fun in a class!
Cheers,
Ching
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Thanks Ching, the website is very useful. Think my husband and myself might enrol.ching wrote:Hi, try the classes held by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce (Institute of Business - SCCIOB). http://www.scciob.edu.sg
Their Gateway to Mandarin class is quite good, very structured and needs no previous experience. If you're taking Level 1, there's no entrance test.
The evening classes are good, but if you work late they also do Saturday classes. I like their location because they're just a short walk from City Hall MRT.
Getting a private tutor is another option. You might progress faster with private tuition but then again it's more fun in a class!
Cheers,
Ching
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Re: I can teach u madarin
Hi Laura,LauraChen wrote:Hello,
I'm Laura from Taiwan, have only been here for 1 week. Look forwarding meeting a new friend, perhaps I can speak to you in Madarin. Let me know if you're interested in. Pls PM me
You posted a message a while ago saying that you would be happy to teach mandarin. Are you still interested? I amd a beginner, I learn with a very good book and CDs but I need to improve my pronounciation and hearing. If you are interested to give me lessons for a fee, please answer this message.
Cheers,
Manon
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I am interested... what do you mean by "standard madarin chinese"? which dialect would that be?AngelJoy wrote:Please advertise in the classified section of this site. It's free and not in violation of forum policies. - moderator
I would be interestd in a trial lesson - how can I contact you to discuss meeting and fee?
thanks!
Manon
manonbreuvart wrote:I am interested... what do you mean by "standard madarin chinese"? which dialect would that be?AngelJoy wrote:Please advertise in the classified section of this site. It's free and not in violation of forum policies. - moderator
I would be interestd in a trial lesson - how can I contact you to discuss meeting and fee?
thanks!
Manon
Mandarin
Hey,
I just moved here about a month ago and am also interested in learning mandarin. I was taking a look at the blog from the last post. Looks pretty good, but expensive. Is $45/hour a standard price for tutoring? I have absolutely nothing to compare to, so not really sure if that is reasonable or not.
Any idea on this?
Thanks
Gabe
I just moved here about a month ago and am also interested in learning mandarin. I was taking a look at the blog from the last post. Looks pretty good, but expensive. Is $45/hour a standard price for tutoring? I have absolutely nothing to compare to, so not really sure if that is reasonable or not.
Any idea on this?
Thanks
Gabe
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i'm also from china, native chinese speaker, you can drop me an email :
dingsea@gmail.com if u r interested in.
dingsea@gmail.com if u r interested in.
my space: http://dingsea.blogspot.com/
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