2014年10月18日 星期六

Review Your Chinese Lesson with SMART Mandarin - Top 5 Chinese Common Phrases in Taiwan!!!

Dear Students 
Don't forget to review your Chinese during the 

weekend

One of our most useful lessons ~

Learn top 5 most common five Chinese phrases you will 

DEFINITELY hear in Taiwan!!!!

Category - All About Taiwan - Page 1


Click here 

http://www.smartmandarinchinese.com/class_list.asp?class_Type=All+About+Taiwan

keep up the good work!!


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2014年8月24日 星期日

When is the BEST TIME to learn Chinese characters?

 






Do you know when is the BEST TIME to learn Chinese characters? See our latest video, our teacher Katrina Lee will tell you ~
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2014年8月20日 星期三

HSK Test Chinese Video Lesson from SMART Mandarin


 


In this video lesson, you will learn a basic structure of Chinese.

And also see how we conduct our HSK test lesson in Class
The level of this video is HSK level 1.
 
We are very pround of our student in this video, because he's
starting his Chinese lesson from ZERO with our teacher.

Now he has the confident to take HSK 1, and he's working on
HSK level 2!!! And you can see how we are working on the
preparation of HSK level 1 and 2  :)

jiayou!!!!

To see more video lessons, please go to
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SMART Mandarin
Katrina Lee





2014年8月18日 星期一

Chinese Lessons in Taipei & Hsinchu Cities

 



SMART Mandarin Chinese lessons
in Taipei and Hsinchu cities

1. customized 1 on 1 lessons

 2. small group lessons


3. unlimited audio+ video lessons
All students will be granted 1-month free
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2014年8月17日 星期日

SMART Mandarin Phrases, Expressions, and Structures



Working on my second Chinese book.
"SMART Mandarin Phrases, Expressions, and Structures"
This book will include simplified and traditional Chinese.

Not only that! we will also have two different Chinese native speakers from different ba
ckgrounds, one English native speaker to proofread this book for me. So you will be able to learn different ways of saying.

I'll make this book into different series, because we don't want to make this book too HEAVY~
It's going to take a while to complete it, but it will benefit many of my students!!

So stay turned to our page for more update information!

SMART Mandarin
Katrina Lee
www.smartmandarinchinese.com

2014年7月2日 星期三

Have Fun in Chinese Lesson/Class!!!

A German student voluntarily taught me a little German language after our Chinese lesson.

 German sounds not easy, definitly not easier than Chinese...lol
:)
 
 

2014年6月30日 星期一


Hi!

This is Katrina Lee
I'm a Mandarin tutor in Hsinchu for almost 4 years.

I'm teaching in Hsinchu city, my office is 5 mins walk from Hsinchu train station.

I have averagely 20-25 foreign students, and I'm very happy to meet students from all diffent countries and backgrounds!

I also have a website for Chinese audio+video lessons,and all of our students in Hsinchu will be getting the access to our online lessons for free!

Students will get the full support from our online lessons and our lessons in real class!

If you would like to see my teaching style, please check out our website
www.smartmandarinchinese.com

Thank you very much!
Katrina Lee
 
 
 

FREE Chinese E-Book from SMART Mandarin


FREE E-Book from SMART Mandarin


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2014年2月8日 星期六

Chinese new WORD SLANG!


This is two of the cutest pictures of my baby dog~
Many of my friends say "好可愛!!" (so cute) when they see this photo.

好可愛 (T) / 好可爱 (S)
hǎo kě ài

...
- 好 here doesn't mean good, it means "very" "super" here before the adjective 可爱.
so if you see something is extremely, very cute, you say "好可爱hǎo kě ài "~~


But nowadays we have a new word called
萌 (T) / 萌 (S)
méng

- Originally 萌 means "germ of a plant" or "sprout" as a noun in Chinese. But now we can also use it as an adjective in Chinese. 

 Meaning "cute, to have a strong affection for (slang); adorable (loanword from Japanese 萌え moe, slang describing affection for a cute character)"

So you can also say "好萌 hǎo méng " to talk about something or someone is extremely adorable!!!
Just like my baby dog~~~
He is so~~~ 萌 méng~~~~
             
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

My Chinese Audio & Video Lesson is COMING SOON!!!

heehee...
Here is my audio lesson will look like
Audio lesson online 24/7 along with
a downloadable PDF handout file
 !!  :)

 

 

2014年2月4日 星期二

Chinese Learning Tip - The Usage of 了


MART Mandarin

Chinese Learning Tips!

 

(nǐ )(hǎo )Hi!

This is Katrina Lee from SMART Mandarin.

Thank you so much for reading our weekly learning tips.

If you are learning Mandarin, struggling with studying, having questions about learning Chinese, or interested in our tips. You are welcome to contact us to subscribe our free weekly learning tips.

 

Katrina Lee



SMART Mandarin

 

 



(Traditional Chinese)

 

As we all know that (le)is one of the most important and also one of the most troublesome words in Chinese. And in our learning tips today, we’re talking about of the most important usages of (le).

 

Please see the following examples

 

1.      ()(zuó )(tiān )(shàng )(le )(sān )(ge )(xiǎo )(shí )(de )(zhōng )(wén )()

2.      ()()(jing )(shàng )(le )(sān )(ge )(xiǎo )(shí )(de) (zhong1 )(wén )()(le )

Can you tell the differences between the two sentences above?

 

Let’s take a look at the first sentence

()(zuó )(tiān )(shàng )(le )(sān )(ge )(xiǎo )(shí )(de )(zhōng )(wén )()

(Yesterday I had three hours of Chinese lesson.)

 

(zuó )(tiān ) yesterday shows that this sentence is a past tense. And when making a past tense sentence, we put after the verb. Which is in the sentence above.

In a past tense Chinese sentence, we put only one after the verb of the sentence.

 

The second sentence

()()(jing )(shàng )(le )(sān )(ge )(xiǎo )(shí )(de )(zhong1 )(wén )()(le )

(I’ve been having Chinese lesson for three hours.)

From the sentence above, we don’t see any “past tense” word in it.

 

If you would like to say “ I’ve been doing something for a period of time.

You need two . In your sentence.

First place after the verb : ()()(jīng ) (shàng ) (le )..

                                                               (verb + )

The second is placed at the end of your sentence.

()()(jing )(shàng )(le )(sān )(ge )(xiǎo )(shí )(de )(zhong1 )(wén )()(le )