Learn to Speak Mandarin Chinese Online Free

In this short video with our favorite kitties we’ll learn to say cute in Mandarin Chinese. We’ll also learn how to say okay or alright and face in Mandarin.

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In this quick video you’ll learn how to say hungry in Mandarin Chinese. You’ll also learn how to say to also, to wait, to want or wish for and to know in Mandarin.

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In this video you’ll learn how to say cat in Mandarin Chinese. You’ll also learn how to say to rest, little, big, to bother, mom, yes and good-bye in Mandarin Chinese. We also review the third tone rule.

May 18th, 2009 | Tags: big in mandarin, cat in chinese, cat in mandarin, dà, good-bye in mandarin, little in chinese, Mandarin Chinese vocabulary, second tone, shì de, third tone, third tone rule, to bother in mandarin, to rest in mandarin, videos for learning mandarin chinese online, zài jiàn | Category: Learn Mandarin Chinese Online, Mandarin Chinese Lessons | Leave a comment

In this lesson on FreeChineseBlog.com you’ll learn how to ask somebody where they’re from in Standard Mandarin Chinese.

May 15th, 2009 | Tags: chinese lesson, countries in mandarin, learn chinese, Learn Mandarin, mandarin lesson, taiwan mandarin, where are you from in mandarin | Category: Introductions, Learn Mandarin Chinese Online, Mandarin Chinese Lessons | Comments (1)

In Learn Mandarin Chinese Lesson 1 you’ll learn how to say hello, introduce yourself and say nice to meet you in Mandarin Chinese.

May 9th, 2009 | Tags: hello in mandarin, introduce yourself in mandarin, learn chinese, learn chinese lesson, Learn Mandarin, learn mandarin lesson, nice to meet you in mandarin | Category: Introductions, Learn Mandarin Chinese Online, Mandarin Chinese Lessons | Comments (8)

In this short video tutorial lesson you’ll ask how to ask somebody their phone number in Mandarin Chinese.

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Here you’ll learn how to say President Obama in Mandarin Chinese.

May 7th, 2009 | Tags: Chinese, how to say obama in chinese, how to say obama in mandarin, Mandarin, obama, president obama | Category: Vocabulary | Leave a comment

Learn the sentence structure and grammar to express time in Mandarin Chinese – Here you’ll learn how to say today, tomorrow and yesterday.

May 7th, 2009 | Tags: chinese grammar, chinese sentence structure, chinese verb tenses, chinese verbs, express time in chinese, express time in mandarin, time in chinese, time in mandarin, today in mandarin, tomorrow in mandarin, yesterday in mandarin | Category: Uncategorized | Comments (1)

Mandarin Grammar – Comparing two things or objects in Mandarin
In this lesson you’ll learn how to compare two things or objects in Mandarin Chinese. There is only one character which you need to learn: 比 = bǐ. Here is the basic sentence structure: Thing or Object A bǐ Thing or Object B + Adjective. Here’s [...]

May 6th, 2009 | Tags: compare in chinese, compare in mandarin, how to compare in chinese, how to compare in mandarin, Mandarin grammar | Category: Grammar | Comments (1)