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mandarin chinese lessons
mandarin chinese lessons
hi
I would like to learn Mandarin, does anybody know an opportunity in western Singapore?
Does anybody fancy to join me?
nora
I would like to learn Mandarin, does anybody know an opportunity in western Singapore?
Does anybody fancy to join me?
nora
no idea so far. I am still looking for courses preferably somewhere in the west where I live...KarlRaven wrote:I've been meaning to pick it up myself while i'm in SG. Took classes long time back till level 2, but its completely blanked out from my memory since I never spoke it much.
Where are you thinking of learning it?
Re: mandarin chinese lessons
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I would like to learn Mandarin, does anybody know an opportunity in westerHi n Singapore?
Does anybody fancy to join me?
nora[/quote]
Hi Nora,
I am staying in Upper Bukit Timah area. I am a native Mandarin speaker. Are you looking for a tutor or someone to practise Mandarin?
I would like to learn Mandarin, does anybody know an opportunity in westerHi n Singapore?
Does anybody fancy to join me?
nora[/quote]
Hi Nora,
I am staying in Upper Bukit Timah area. I am a native Mandarin speaker. Are you looking for a tutor or someone to practise Mandarin?
Evelyn
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if you like, you can try out with me for Mandarin learning
hi,
I also live in Jurong West, near NTU.
I am a native Chinese speaker with a master degree in foreign language and linguistics and bachelor degree in English. With the past two years and a half, i have been offering person-to-person Mandarin tuition to a broad spectrum of students of different ages, cultural backgrounds and industries.
If you would like to try out, we can arrange for a meet since we live in the surrounding neighbourhood.
You can get back to me if you feel interested.
I also live in Jurong West, near NTU.
I am a native Chinese speaker with a master degree in foreign language and linguistics and bachelor degree in English. With the past two years and a half, i have been offering person-to-person Mandarin tuition to a broad spectrum of students of different ages, cultural backgrounds and industries.
If you would like to try out, we can arrange for a meet since we live in the surrounding neighbourhood.
You can get back to me if you feel interested.
HI! Hi I am a teacher of English (and Russian). It will be really cool cooperationcilalo wrote:Hi,
I can heip you
I taught foreigners chinese in Zhejiang University when I was in China.
And you can teach me dancing or English for return!![]()
Just want to make friends![]()
cheers!

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Hemmm.... just reminded me of my own experience... no offence to anyone, but it's usually hard to learn much from so called "language exchange".... Fastest in my experience, pick up the basics from classes, then try getting into situation where you HAVE to use the language... such as somehow spending with somebody who only speaks the language you are learning... and that somebody also has no choice but speaks to you...
And one more thing, try to get into that mode for at least a week at a time..
Trust me.. learning is superfast that way!

And one more thing, try to get into that mode for at least a week at a time..
Trust me.. learning is superfast that way!

Hi!KarlRaven wrote:I've been meaning to pick it up myself while i'm in SG. Took classes long time back till level 2, but its completely blanked out from my memory since I never spoke it much.
Where are you thinking of learning it?
Teaching Chinese is a no-prob for me

Hi MHS,
Joined this forum recently and saw this thread on the teaching of Mandarin.
Though I am also am keen on picking up Mandarin, I wish to enquire first whether you are still available to teach. If not then kindly give me details on how to go about it.
Sorry mate, I have yet to get rights to PM on this forum, hence this reply !!!
Thanks in advance
Joined this forum recently and saw this thread on the teaching of Mandarin.
Though I am also am keen on picking up Mandarin, I wish to enquire first whether you are still available to teach. If not then kindly give me details on how to go about it.
Sorry mate, I have yet to get rights to PM on this forum, hence this reply !!!

Thanks in advance

Hi!bak_kwa wrote:Hi MHS,
Joined this forum recently and saw this thread on the teaching of Mandarin.
Though I am also am keen on picking up Mandarin, I wish to enquire first whether you are still available to teach. If not then kindly give me details on how to go about it.
Sorry mate, I have yet to get rights to PM on this forum, hence this reply !!!![]()
Thanks in advance

I do have some slots still available

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