Teach yourself chinese
Teach Yourself Chinese by Elizabeth Scurfield is a comprehensive guide published by Hodder and Stoughton in 1991, featuring 357 pages in English. This book serves as an introduction to written and spoken modern Chinese, previously known as Mandarin, tailored for beginners. It presents a structured approach through 22 units that cover essential grammar and character recognition, making it accessible for those new to the language.
Readers will find that the book not only addresses the complexities of grammar but also includes a “pinyin” transliteration for those who prefer not to learn characters. This edition is designed to facilitate both study and teaching, providing a solid foundation in language and grammar. With its focus on reference materials, Teach Yourself Chinese is a practical resource for anyone looking to embark on their journey of learning Chinese.
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An introduction to written and spoken modern Chinese (formerly called Mandarin) for the beginner. There are 22 structured units which introduce first the complexities of grammar and then the characters. For those not wishing to learn characters, a “pinyin” transliteration is provided.
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