how can i teach chinese in Ameriacn?
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In the universities and state and city colleges . . . it can be . . . if the students are in a process in obtaining their business degrees.\n\nI know a little Chinese . . . of various dialects because of my company's manufacturing plants in China.  It helps to speak the language . . . even though I think I butcher it at times . . . lol.\n\nAre you an accredited educator?  If so, apply at the university to see if there is any openings . . .
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I'm good at english.. but too bad.. cause i know chinese already. We can communicate.. take care!
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If you are teaching English essays, I would presume that the Chinese students must already have a basic command of the language. In that case, it may not wise to teach it with another language.\n\nHowever, if your students have a very poor grasp of English or they are beginning students, it helps to use their mother tongue, assuming it is Chinese in this case, to help them understand certain simple concepts. For instance, I would use 非常 to help explain 'very' to them, on top of explaining the use of 'very'. It helps them understand and remember it better.\n\nHowever, please note that though researchers generally agree that the use of first language helps with the learning of second languages, there are no comprehensive studies done with two languages as different as Chinese and English. (Chinese is logographic and English is alphabetic). There could be negative transfer instead of positive reinforcement when using Chinese to aid the teaching of English.
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Beijing Normal University is really good too because they have professors who are trained to teach Mandarin to foreign students. It might be best to find a program that operates through an American university though since it will make enrolling and other administrative issues a lot simpler.
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There is such language as 'Chinese'. The major languages spoken in mainland China are Mandarin and Cantonese, along with many others. Mandarin is the official.\n\nThe Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai, is among those who have introduced Mandarin in its curriculum as an option.\n\nhttp://www.nmims.edu/welcome/
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The easiest way that could be done is by finding yourself a friend that speaks mandarin chinese or a girl/guyfriend who does the same and try to learn chinese that way. You could also get movies in chinese that have english subtitles. You could also try and find some resources online!\nHow fast you learn a language depends on your interest and langugae learning skills!\nGood luck!
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If we could figure out a way to do it, I would love to help you learn English and I would love to learn Chinese.  Many of my students parents speak Chinese only and I would like to be able to communicate with them.
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I’m a Chinese graduate student in major of Teaching Chinese as the second language, and my college is the College of Chinese language and culture of JiNan University. I’ve been teaching Chinese for foreigners as my part-time job for two years. I taught the classes or be one’s tutor,   the students were from different countries in the world.\nThere are the details:\n50yuan/hour,\nif you are busy, you can decide the time, at home or at school,\nwe’ll choose the text book and the learning content according what you need. For example, the business Chinese or the communication etc.\nEmail:cary_cndy@yahoo.com\nCall:13416146327\n Name:cary
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Ich komme aus Amerika, aber bin ich Chinesisch und deutsch.\n\n(don't forget the German heritage)!
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I assume by Chinese you mean Mandarin.  If that is the case, then Mandarin should be your choice, although it is more fun to curse in Cantonese.
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Find someone who can read chinese and go through the lang area and chang it to english.
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i think your best bet is to find a newcomer so that you can teach him english and u can teach him chinese. that way you can both benefit.
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You will probably need to learn to speak an obscure chinese dialect first as barely 50% of the population of China speaks mandarin, especially the older people.\nGood places to start would be Yangshuo or Dali, both of which have schools that accept foreigners and this would help you to make some contacts.\nEmail me if I can help some more as I live in China.\nMy own recommendation would be to go to Iga Ueno in Japan and study Ninjutsu under Hatsumi.
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yes,i am a chinese people!really!\ngo to :www.betterchinese.com\nand it will teach you chinese!\ngood luck
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My wife is also from Taiwan, I've found an excellent resource for learning Mandarin at:\nhttp://www.chinesepod.com/\n\nThis is a podcast for newbie, elementary, intermediate and advanced level.  Just download the mp3s and put them on your iPod, or burn them to an audio CD.
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Hey, I learn French too! The best way is to read as much as you can. Just like you did with Chinese! :o) Just like all children have to do... It may be difficult, but it is by far the best. \nTry getting a newspaper/looking at the news on line everyday and just doing a little bit each day. \nGood luck! \n\nSalut! Moi, j'apprends le francais aussi! Le meilleur facon, c'est de lire aussi plus que possible. Exactement comme vous l'avez fait avec le chinois! Il es peut-etre difficile - mais c'est vraiment le meillieur.\nEssayez de acheter un journal quotidien, ou de lire les infos online et faites un petit peu chaque journee! \nBon courage!
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me too i would like to learn chinese becouse i am in beijing now