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Anyone know any good Chinese Mandarin course?

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CGS
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Anyone know any good Chinese Mandarin course?

Post by CGS » Sun, 09 Sep 2012 11:25 pm

I am looking for a good basic Chinese Mandarin course. If you know of any or have participated on any, let me know

Cheers
Carlos

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Post by mars2008 » Sat, 15 Sep 2012 3:16 pm

i just registered for chinese course at http://www.inlingua.edu.sg.
i don't know whether it's good or not.
if you're interested you can take a look,and may be you can take the same class with me.it will start next month.

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Re: Anyone know any good Chinese Mandarin course?

Post by Jinki » Sat, 15 Sep 2012 10:11 pm

CGS wrote:I am looking for a good basic Chinese Mandarin course. If you know of any or have participated on any, let me know

Cheers
Carlos
Hi Carlos,

There is a lot of Mandarin course in Singapore. There is group and also individual courses. My kids are taking individual private Mandarin lessons.We decided to have a private lesson because I knew that my kids could not keep up if they were in a group as their Mandarin is very very weak. So far, our Mandarin tutor is very good and my kids enjoy learning Mandarin.

Good luck.

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Hi there

Post by Vivianvu » Thu, 20 Sep 2012 10:58 pm

Im have been in Inlingua, and still in there. I took 1 month full time and it is great. I can speak after 1 week now. It is really good place

Hope you will find a good place foe your mandarin
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Post by Suisalina » Sat, 10 Nov 2012 2:30 pm

Hello

I am attending basic chinese course at Confucius Institute NTU in Buona Vista. I think the program is quite good. For basic course we focus mainly on conversation (to get the tone correctly - which is the most difficult one). The textbook and exercise book are written in kanji and pinyin. We are not expected to master writing for now, but only to recognize them.
my teacher is native from Beijing! The class size is not too small neither too big, we are 8 with a good mix of local and expats from all over the world!

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