What you'll learn

150 Commonly Used Words
Understand and use Simple Phrases
Basic Grammar Points
Daily Conversations
Write Chinese Characters

Requirements

No previous learning experience is needed
HSK1 Standard Course Textbook

Description

Learning Mandarin Chinese as a beginner can feel overwhelming—strange symbols, unfamiliar tones, different grammar structures, and Chinese characters.But don't worry! This Course is designed to guide you step by step, making your Mandarin learning journey simple, structured, and enjoyable. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to build a solid foundation in Mandarin, this course is for you. Plus, if you're preparing for the HSK1 Exam, this course will equip you with everything you need to pass with confidence.What You'll Learn:Master Pinyin Pronunciation: Learn how to pronounce Pinyin accurately and understand the tones with clear, comprehensive guidance.Essential Vocabulary & Phrases: Build a strong foundation with 150+ commonly used words and phrases for daily conversations.Chinese Characters Made Easy: Discover the origins and evolution of Chinese characters to better understand how they're written. Practice writing characters in the correct stroke order with downloadable writing grids.Grammar Basics: Learn essential grammar points in a simple, easy-to-understand way.Speaking Practice: Follow along with "Read After Me" (gēnwǒdú) exercises throughout the course to develop your speaking skills and gain confidence in holding conversations.Course Structure:Lessons 1-2: Focus on mastering Pinyin pronunciation and tones.Lessons 3+: Each lesson includes:Warm-up activitiesNew vocabularyText readingGrammar explanationsExercisesPronunciation drillsChinese character writing practiceBy the End of This Course, You Will:Master 150+ commonly used words and phrases.Understand and use basic grammar structures.Hold simple daily conversations in Mandarin.Write 52 Chinese CharactersBe fully prepared to pass the HSK1 Exam.What's Included:HSK1 Standard Course Textbook(PDF&MP3).Downloadable Chinese writing grids for practice.HSK1 Sample Test at the end of the courseJoin me on this exciting journey to learn Mandarin Chinese! Whether you're learning for travel, work, or personal growth, this course will give you the tools and confidence to succeed. Enroll now and take your first step toward mastering Mandarin!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 How to use this course to maximize your learning
Section 2: Lesson 1 Hello
Lecture 3 b p m f
Lecture 4 d t n l
Lecture 5 g k h
Lecture 6 j q x
Lecture 7 Tones
Lecture 8 a o e i u
Lecture 9 Final ü
Lecture 10 ai ao ei er
Lecture 11 ia iao ie
Lecture 12 ua uai uo ui
Lecture 13 ü and Reading Practice
Lecture 14 Text 1
Lecture 15 Text 2
Lecture 16 Text 3
Lecture 17 Chinese Characters
Section 3: Lesson 2 Thank you
Lecture 18 z c s zh ch sh r
Lecture 19 an ang ou ong en eng
Lecture 20 ian iang iong in ying iu
Lecture 21 uan uang ueng uen üan ün
Lecture 22 Reading Practice
Lecture 23 The Neutral Tone
Lecture 24 Tone Marks
Lecture 25 Abbreviation
Lecture 26 Text 1 2 3
Lecture 27 Chinese Characters
Section 4: Lesson 3 What's your name
Lecture 28 Warm Up
Lecture 29 Text 1
Lecture 30 什么(shénme) what
Lecture 31 Text2
Lecture 32 The 是(shì) sentence
Lecture 33 Text3
Lecture 34 吗(ma)
Lecture 35 Exercises
Lecture 36 Pronunciation of j q x and z c s
Lecture 37 Tone Change of 不(bù)
Lecture 38 ü or finals beginning with ü follows j q x
Lecture 39 Chinese Characters
Section 5: Lesson 4 She is my Chinese teacher
Lecture 40 Warm up
Lecture 41 Text 1
Lecture 42 谁 (shéi) who/whom
Lecture 43 的 (de)
Lecture 44 Text 2
Lecture 45 哪(nǎ) which
Lecture 46 呢(ne)（1）
Lecture 47 Text 3
Lecture 48 Exercises
Lecture 49 Review of zh ch sh r
Lecture 50 Review of n ng
Lecture 51 Tone changes of 一 (yī)
Lecture 52 y and w
Lecture 53 Characters
Section 6: Lesson 5 Her daughter is 20 years old this year
Lecture 54 Warm up
Lecture 55 Text 1
Lecture 56 How many 几(jǐ)
Lecture 57 Measure word 口(kǒu)
Lecture 58 Numbers 0-19
Lecture 59 Numbers 20-99
Lecture 60 Text 2
Lecture 61 了 (le) Indicating a Change
Lecture 62 Text 3
Lecture 63 Exercises
Lecture 64 The Retroflex Final
Lecture 65 Review of Finals beginning with i, u, ü
Lecture 66 Aspirated and Unaspirated Initials
Lecture 67 Syllable dividing mark （ ' ）
Lecture 68 Chinese Characters
Section 7: Lesson 6 I can speak Chinese
Lecture 69 Warm up
Lecture 70 Text 1
Lecture 71 The Modal Verb 会(huì)（1）
Lecture 72 Text 2
Lecture 73 Sentences with Adjectival Predicate
Lecture 74 Text 3
Lecture 75 怎么 how
Lecture 76 Exercises
Lecture 77 Tone Pairs (1)
Lecture 78 Chinese Character
Section 8: Lesson 7 What's the date today
Lecture 79 Warm up
Lecture 80 Text 1
Lecture 81 Expression of Date (1)
Lecture 82 Sentences with a Nominal Predicate
Lecture 83 Text 2
Lecture 84 Text 3
Lecture 85 去 + place + to do sth.
Lecture 86 Exercises
Lecture 87 Tone Pairs (2)
Lecture 88 Chinese Characters
Section 9: Lesson 8 I'd like some tea
Lecture 89 Warm up
Lecture 90 Text 1
Lecture 91 想(xiǎng)
Lecture 92 Text 2
Lecture 93 Measure Word 个(gè)
Lecture 94 Text 3
Lecture 95 Asking for Price
Lecture 96 Exercises
Lecture 97 Tone Pairs (3)
Lecture 98 Chinese Characters
Section 10: Lesson 9 Where does your son work
Lecture 99 Warm up
Lecture 100 Text 1
Lecture 101 The Verb 在(zài)
Lecture 102 Text 2
Lecture 103 The Preposition 在(zài)
Lecture 104 哪儿(nǎr) Where
Lecture 105 Text 3
Lecture 106 呢(ne) （2）
Lecture 107 Tone Pairs (4)
Lecture 108 Exercises
Lecture 109 Chinese Characters
Section 11: Lesson 10 Can I sit here
Lecture 110 Warm up
Lecture 111 Text 1
Lecture 112 The 有(yǒu) Sentence
Lecture 113 The 有(yǒu) Sentence Negative Form
Lecture 114 The Conjunction 和(hé)
Lecture 115 Text 2
Lecture 116 Text 3
Lecture 117 The Modal Verb 能(néng)
Lecture 118 请(qǐng) Please
Lecture 119 Exercises
Lecture 120 Neutral Tone and Reduplicated Syllables
Lecture 121 Chinese Characters
Section 12: Lesson 11 What's the time now
Lecture 122 Warm up
Lecture 123 Text 1
Lecture 124 The Expression of Time (1)
Lecture 125 Text 2
Lecture 126 Text 3
Lecture 127 Time Words Used as an Adverbial
Lecture 128 The Noun 前(qián)
Lecture 129 Exercises
Lecture 130 Function of Neutral Tone Syllables
Lecture 131 Chinese Characters
Section 13: Lesson 12 What will the weather be like tomorrow
Lecture 132 Warm up
Lecture 133 Text 1
Lecture 134 怎么样( zěnmeyàng) How
Lecture 135 太......了(tài...... le) too, extremely
Lecture 136 Subject-Predicate Phrase as the Predicate
Lecture 137 Text 2
Lecture 138 The Modal Verb 会(huì)（2）
Lecture 139 Text 3
Lecture 140 Exercises
Lecture 141 Tone Collocation in 3 Syllables (1)
Lecture 142 Chinese Characters
Section 14: Lesson 13 He is learning to cook Chinese food
Lecture 143 Warm up
Lecture 144 Text 1
Lecture 145 喂wèi
Lecture 146 在......呢(zài......ne)
Lecture 147 Text 2
Lecture 148 Text 3
Lecture 149 Expression of Phone Numbers
Lecture 150 吧 (ba)
Lecture 151 Exercises
Lecture 152 Tone Collocation in 3 Syllables (2)
Lecture 153 Chinese Characters
Section 15: Lesson 14 She has bought quite a few clothes
Lecture 154 Warm up
Lecture 155 Text 1
Lecture 156 了(le) Indicating Completion
Lecture 157 了(le) Negative Form
Lecture 158 Text 2
Lecture 159 The Noun 后(hòu)
Lecture 160 Text 3
Lecture 161 The Modal Particle 啊(a)
Lecture 162 都(dōu) both/all
Lecture 163 Tone Collocation in 3 Syllables (3)
Lecture 164 Exercises
Lecture 165 Chinese Characters
Section 16: Lesson 15 I came here by air
Lecture 166 Warm up
Lecture 167 Text 1
Lecture 168 Expression of Date (2)
Lecture 169 The Structure 是......的 (shì......de)
Lecture 170 Text 2
Lecture 171 Text 3
Lecture 172 Tone Collocation in 3 Syllables (4)
Lecture 173 Exercises
Lecture 174 Chinese Characters
Section 17: HSK1 Sample Test
Lecture 175 HSK 1 Sample Test Paper
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