Learn to Speak Mandarin Chinese Online Free

In this free video tutorial learn to say the personal pronouns in Mandarin Chinese. Learn to say I, you, he, she, we and they.

July 28th, 2008 | Tags: Vocabulary | Category: Vocabulary | Comments (3)

To make a negative sentence in Mandarin Chinese use the character bù (?). To say I do not eat food say w? bù ch?fàn ?????).

July 26th, 2008 | Tags: do not, don't, Grammar | Category: Grammar | Leave a comment

Learn to say beautiful in Mandarin: say piàoliàng (???. This can refer to a person or a place.

July 25th, 2008 | Tags: Vocabulary | Category: Vocabulary | Comments (1)

The basic sentence structure in Mandarin Chinese follows a similar pattern to English: Subject, Verb, Object. To say I eat food, say w? ch?fàn.

July 24th, 2008 | Tags: Grammar, Mandarin grammar, Mandarin sentense structure | Category: Grammar | Comments (2)

Free video to learn how to say good-bye in Mandarin Chinese

July 22nd, 2008 | Tags: good-bye, How to Say Good-Bye in Mandarin Chinese, Learn Mandarin Online, learning Mandarin Chinese, Vocabulary | Category: Vocabulary | Comments (5)

In this free online video tutorial learn how to say I’m fine thank you in Mandarin Chinese: w? h?n h?o xièxiè (?????).

July 21st, 2008 | Tags: I'm fine thank you, Vocabulary | Category: Vocabulary | Leave a comment

Taipei 101 is the tallest building in the world standing at 509 metres (1,671 ft) tall and 101 floors. In this free video tutorial we take a ride up the fastest elevator in the world and learn how to pronounce Taipei 101 in Mandarin Chinese.

July 20th, 2008 | Tags: place names, Taipei 101, Vocabulary | Category: Vocabulary | Leave a comment

To say, “How are you?” in Mandarin Chinese say n?h?oma (???). Ni and hao are pronounced with the third tone and ma is pronounced with a fifth neutral tone.

July 19th, 2008 | Tags: how are you, tones, Vocabulary | Category: Vocabulary | Leave a comment

Many words in English were borrowed from Chinese, including the word typhoon. To say typhoon in Chinese say tai with the rising tone then feng with the first tone.

July 17th, 2008 | Tags: typhoon, Vocabulary | Category: Vocabulary | Leave a comment