I would like to learn Chinese Language thro online, Can anyone guide me?
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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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I'm in Taiwan currently and started out learning Chinese using the lessons on this website\nhttp://edu.ocac.gov.tw/home_en.htm\nClick on Chinese in the left hand collumn and then choose the level you desire - Primary, Intermediate and high level. Most of the Primary level recources include sound files. \nIf you're not interested in starting out with the "baby" stuff, you can try the intermediate level book "Speaking Chinese in 500 words" It also has sound files, but they are only for the conversation parts. It has, though, very thorough explanations and examples of the vocabularies used in the conversations. I worked through the book and can help myself pretty well!\nHope it helps!
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You better don't do it....the best way is chat with a Chinese . Just like I learn English.
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I'm in china too, and I've found that most Chinese textbooks for learning chinese are not very useful or applicable to real life.\n\nI started with the pronunciation of the pinyin with the free class my school gave.  Then I moved to writing/reading (which should be combined but they don't understand that) I used "Reading and Writing Chinese" by Tuttle Publishing, Hong Kong.  can buy in major cities' foreign language bookstore for around 120RMB.  It mostly teaches the old characters but is very useful because it has english explanations and step-by-step (or stroke-by-stroke) writing diagrams.  And if you know the old you can learn the new ones easily, but not the other way around.\n\nOnce you have basic numbers, travel words and everyday needs, you should sit down with a phrasebook or a restaurant menu and study the foods.  It is a must-do!  Eat something different every day and study the characters and pronunciation of the food words.\n\nBeyond that, I would recommend you take a chinese friend to the bookstore and look through a few books until you find one that best suits you.  DONT buy the one your friend recommends, keep looking... you will find one, but it has to be challenging and interesting, not the "Kunming is the spring city" type of book, thats BS that you will never need in your daily life as a foreigner.
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You might want to start at\n\nThe XCIN Project\nhttp://xcin.linux.org.tw/\n\nkde-i18n-Chinese-Big5\nhttp://www.cims.nyu.edu/systems/platforms/linux/software/package/kde-i18n-Chinese-Big5_3.3.1-2.1.html\n\nThe following is rather old in internet terms:\n\nLinux Chinese HOWTO English Version\nv1.04, 2 June 1998\nhttp://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Chinese-HOWTO.html
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www.studyspanish.com\n\nwww.byki.com  This site says you will be speaking Spanish before you know it.\n\nSeveral others out there.  Just google "learning Spanish on line for free"
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It is possible to teach yourself, believe it or not. I started out with 'Modern Chinese: A Basic Course' by The Faculty of Peking University. It's put out by Dover and has a CD with native speakers, both male and female, to accompany the text. Quite old, so kind of 'communist', but describes the sound system in detail, gives you a good foundation for the grammar - the basic sentence patterns.\n\nAnd a nice book on the writing system: Teach Yourself Beginner's Chinese Script, put out by Teach Yourself Books.\n\nLater on, I found a very nice (and free!) course on the Internet. Here's the URL: www.hanyu.com.cn/en/default.asp\n\nThis will give you more modern vocabulary, how to use it in conversation.\n\nAlso if you want you can learn Chinese characters, they have very nice animations which slowly take you through each character, like an invisible hand drawing them for you so you know the order and direction of the strokes (every detail IS important - if you don't get it right and you learn with the wrong order or direction, it'll come back to haunt you when you are writing the characters fast and they just 'don't look Chinese'...).\n\nI believe they also have a Japanese and a Korean version of this site - don't have the URL for it handy.\n\nFinally, a nice dictionary for beginners: Oxford Starter Chinese Dictionary.\n\n祝你好运气！Zhu4 ni3 hao3 yun4 qi! Good luck!
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Maybe here?\nhttp://www.chinawestexchange.com/Mandarin/\nIf not go to http://www.google.com/ and type in learn mandarin. There are a lot of sites.
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Here's a free English-Chinese website.\nhttp://www.mandarintools.com/worddict.html
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If you have any specific song in mind, and you computer can handle chinese characters, than try http://m.iask.com/
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Hello,\n\nMandarin, more people speak that and Cantonese is the next popular dialect of china. \n\nI wouldn't say that you should go to a country just to study a language i am living proof that self study works,. I am 22 yaers old and speak more than 9 Languages which are Mandarin,Japanese,Cantonese,Korean,Spanish,Portuguese,Arabic,Italian,Tagalog and a few others like Indonesia well on an intermediate level and also some Ancient languages.\nIf you want some good books i'll recommend some \n\nTeach yourself Cantonese\nTeach yourself Chinese ( Mandarin)\nLiving language chinese\nUltimate chinese\nColloquialm Cantonese\nColoquial Chinese\n\nPimsleur Recorded Books are very goos because they are like recorded conversations and it is also similar to the Rosetta Stone software, both a costly. i would recommend you checking it in your local library. \n\nHere are a few websites, that might help you out. \n\n1. http://chinese.rutgers.edu/class_content_simplified_chinese/level1/class1-to-9/class1/dialog_en.htm\n2.http://www.hanyu.com.cn/\n3.http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Chinese\n4.http://www.minmm.com/\n\nThese above are for Mandarin. \n\nYou could also try talk now cantonese it is designed for begineers and also travelers. \n\nIf you are really in a hurry like for travel try,\n\n1. Berlitz Cantonese chinese\n2.Berlitz Mandarin Chinese\n3. Rough guide to manadarin, this book is great because it has alot of cultural information and also the pronunciaion guide for non chinese speakers great buy though!\n4.Say it in chinese\n\nTake care and good luck
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http://www.chinese-tools.com/learn/chinese\nhttp://www.mdbg.net/chindict/chindict.php?page=links\nhttp://www.latrobe.edu.au/chinese/sam-les.htm
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As you did not specify whether you wanted online lessons or a private tutor.\n\nIve provided a bunch of links for you to view.\n\nAlso, you can post a free ad on Craigslist, and let people know what you are looking for.\n\nThere are many resources available for language lessons.\n\nAlso check out Meet Up, and you may be able to find resourses in your area.
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http://www.jimmyr.com/learninglanguages.php
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My girlfriend uses it. Its a simple program which she downloaded from the net. If you are asking how to use it, Well its simple, If you want to type a chinese word then you have to know how it sounds like, for example you want to type Wa(means I in chinese) then you type WA and the program will show you a list of chinese words to choose from, if you know which it is, you just pick it and then type the next word and so on...
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you can go to the following webste to learn languages. www.word2word.com. Also there are many sites on the net. Do a search on google or yahoo.
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In your web browser (Explorer/Firefox), click "View" on the toolbar and go to "Encoding" or "Character Encoding". From there you should be able to find Chinese under "More...". \n\nThe type of Chinese encoding you will need depends on the email, so just try all of them until you get to one that works.