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  1. Learning Through Listening: An Introduction to Chinese Proverbs and Their Origins by Jing-heng Sheng Ma, 2003-01
  2. Schaum's Outline of Chinese Vocabulary by Yanping Xie, Duan-Duan Li, 2002-05-23
  3. Chinese (Mandarin) III (Compr.) [CD] by Pimsleur Language Programs, 2003-02-01
  4. Practical Chinese Reader, Book 1: Textbook (Traditional Character Edition) (C & T Asian Language Series) (C & T Asian Language Series) by Beijing Language Institute, 1995-07-01
  5. Learn Chinese the Fast and Fun Way (Barron's Fast and Fun Way Language Series) by Lifei Ji, 1997-09-01
  6. Chinese Mandarin: Audio Cd Course (Language 30)
  7. New Practical Chinese Reader Workbook, Vol. 1
  8. Chinese (Mandarin): Learn to Speak and Understand Mandarin with Pimsleur Language Programs (Pimsleur Quick and Simple) by Pimsleur, 2001-02-01
  9. Modern Mandarin Chinese Grammar Workbook (Modern Grammars) by Claudia Ross, 2006-08-17
  10. Chinese (Cambridge Language Surveys) by Jerry Norman, 1988-01-29
  11. Reading & Writing Chinese: Simplified Character Edition by William McNaughton, 2005-07-15
  12. Chinese (Mandarin) I by Pimsleur Language Programs, 2000-01-01
  13. New Practical Chinese Reader, Textbook Vol. 1 by Zhang Kai, Liu Shehui, et all 2004-06
  14. New Practical Chinese Reader, Vol. 4: Textbook by Jerry Schmidt, 2004-06

81. Introduction To The Chinese Language And Its Processing
next contents Next Contents Contents Introduction to the chinese language and its Processing. Sylvia Wong. Contents; Characters A
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82. Welcome To The Learn-How-To-Speak WebSite For The Chinese Language
chinese language instruction.
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83. - Chinese Language Processing And Chinese Computing
Welcome on the chinese language processingpage, Although the title of this page is chinese language processing, this page is more about Chinese computing and
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84. Cambirdge Center For Chinese Culture
A Chinese School located in the Cambirdge, MA. It's a great place let your kids learning chinese language.
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85. China Travel Tips: Chinese Language
chinese language. Last updated April 14, 2004. Putonghua is variously referred to as the Han language (hanyu), Mandarin , or simply Chinese.
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China has eight major dialect groups: Putonghua (Mandarin), Yue (Cantonese), Wu (Shanghainese), Minbei (Fuzhou), Minnan (Taiwanese), Xiang, Gan and Hakka and many sub-dialects. The language spoken in Beijing is often referred to as Mandarin or Putonghua. Putonghua, which means "common language" is the country's predominant language and is widely used by more than 70 percent of the population. Putonghua is variously referred to as the "Han language" (hanyu), "Mandarin", or simply Chinese. About two-thirds of the Han people are native speakers of Putonghua, while Han people who come from the southwestern and southeastern sections of China often speak Putonghua as well as their own dialects, such as Shanghaiese and Cantonese.
Various groups such as the Mongolian, Tibetan, Naxi, Yi, Uygur, as well as many other ethnic groups have their own "native" languages. Because of the increased economic and cultural flow across China during the past twenty years, the use of Putonghua has also increased.
In recent years, as tourism to China has been increasing, the use of English has been sweeping across the country. Most of the service staff in hotels and many stores can speak fluent or basic English. Additionally, we will also arrange for our guests to have experienced guides who are fluent in English. Now, there is no longer any reason to have language concerns when visiting China. Of course, it will be interesting and fun for you to learn some basic Putonghua. Below are is a chart to help you with pronunciation followed by simple words and phrases you might actually use during your trip.

86. Chinese Language Materials
The summary for this Chinese (Traditional) page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.
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87. Rosette Chinese Language Analysis
Basis Technology’s chinese language Analyzer has enabled us to develop a product that understands the chinese language. We
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88. Summer Language Program In Beijing: Columbia University Overseas Programs
Columbia University nineweek summer program in intensive chinese language and culture. Classes in Mandarin language study, beginning through advanced levels.
http://www.ce.columbia.edu/beijing/
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  • Live with a Chinese family Study with a Chinese conversation partner Enroll in small classes and private tutorials Participate in excursions and cultural activities Travel independently during a one-week travel break Earn 10 credits of Chinese at Columbia University

89. TL - Chinese Language Proficiency Test
chinese language Proficiency Test. Transparent Language provides this opportunity for you to test your proficiency level in Chinese.
http://www.transparent.com/tlquiz/proftest/chinese/tlchitest.htm
Chinese Language Proficiency Test To start over, press the Reset button. Part I: Grammar
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90. Declan Software's Chinese Language Learning Software
Declan Software s chinese language Learning Software includes ReadWrite Chinese (Simplified) and ReadWrite Chinese (Traditional) which teach the 1000 most
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91. The Chinese Outpost | Site Home
The Chinese Outpost has been reducing the dreaded Mandarin Learning Curve for countless students and other netizens eager to learn about the chinese language.
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For six years now, The Chinese Outpost has been reducing the dreaded Mandarin Learning Curve for countless students and other netizens eager to learn about the Chinese Language. With a conversational approach that aims to educate and entertain, our popular tutorial explains the basic principles of Mandarin Chinese pronunciation, characters and grammar. Whenever you're ready, set aside an hour or so to visit our " Introduction to Mandarin Chinese " and find out why Dr. Ming L. Pei of China The Beautiful calls it "The best. A must-visit site" for Chinese Language learning. While you're here, take a look around at the other site features, and if you like what you see, feel free to Recommend Us to your friends.

92. Alaric-radosh.blog-city.com
Alaric s chinese language Blog a. Alaric s chinese language Blog Study Journal. Companion to my chinese language blog, journal of
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93. ½ÝͨÊ×Ò³
Focus on speech technology research and development in chinese language, including TTS and ASR.
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94. Chinese Language Learning Consortium
Welcome to the world of chinese language. This is intended to be a friendly place for the informal exchange of information, knowledge
http://www.humboldt.edu/~cllc/chinese.htm
Welcome to the world of Chinese language
This is intended to be a friendly place for the informal exchange of information, knowledge, and experience in teaching and learning related to any aspect of the Chinese language. The topics may include: Feedback Send us your comments or questions! We are very interested in improving this service. You may contact Dr. Kai Chu with any concerns about the content of this site and comments or questions about teaching and lea rning Chinese language. Students with questions or thoughts about this material are invited to contact Dr. Chu or Dr. Wenger . You may also contact Dr. Henderson with technical concerns about this site and he will respond quickly. The Supporting Team More servers at HSU. Comments and questions send to cllc@sorrel.humboldt.edu

95. DAO - The Knowledge Site
Site with information on chinese language, Chinese culture and China itself.
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    • Live and Learn!
      Here the materials having cognitive value, concerning to studying language and the country in whole.
    • Places Worth to Visit
      Materials of this section are devoted to famous and not so famous cities, districts and the countries where Chinese live and which are really worth to visit.
    • Notes about China Here I publish the notes, composed under the impressions from trips to the country and observing the Chinese. If something will seem funny to you, it is really so.
    • Let's Exchange It is page of links. On this page I collect links to worthy resources and also offer to exchange links.
    • Other Authors' Works
    • Webmaster's Elementary The section which may be interesting to those who wants to create the site, but yet does not know, how it is done.
  • 96. Faculty Of Arts And Social Sciences - Chinese Home Page
    An understanding of this emerging modern power and its language is an invaluable tool, whether you are studying chinese language and culture out of interest or
    http://www.waikato.ac.nz/chinese/
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    Chinese at the University of Waikato involves the study of Modern Standard Chinese (Mandarin) and the history, culture and society of ancient and present day China. China ("Zhongguo" - the Central Kingdom) has a civilisation that spans 4000 years, the longest unbroken civilisation in the world. It was the centre of East Asian culture for many centuries, exerting a strong influence on its immediate neighbours, including Korea, Japan and Vietnam. Over the last two decades China has achieved the highest economic growth rate in the world. According to World Bank and IMF estimates, in terms of real size of its economy, China now ranks third internationally. It is home to one fifth of the world's population and is poised to become a massive world force. As part of the Asia Pacific region, New Zealand has substantial links with the countries of Chinese-speaking Asia, with China, Hong Kong and Taiwan included among New Zealand's top ten trading partners. There is a large Chinese immigrant community in New Zealand and large numbers of Chinese tourists visit. An understanding of this emerging modern power and its language is an invaluable tool, whether you are studying Chinese language and culture out of interest or for career reasons. Overseas Study opportunities
    Scholarships and exchange programmes give our students the opportunity to study in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan and experience the language and culture first-hand.

    97. CSAUS : Chinese School Association In The United States
    Information exchange among hundreds of Chinese schools in the United States, promote joint activities, events; share information related to education in chinese language and culture.
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    98. Chinese Writing And Language In The Electronic Passport
    everywhere. Discover chinese language and writing in the Electronic Passport at www.mrdowling.com. chinese language and names. Chinese
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    HOME TIME AND SPACE PREHISTORY MESOPOTAMIA ... Cool China Links
    Chinese language and names
    Chinese writing dates back at least 3,500 years. Chinese writing is a combination of phonemes and pictographs. The largest Chinese dictionary contains more than 50,000 characters, but only about four thousand characters are needed for everyday use. There are many dialects in the Chinese language. A dialect is a form of language used only in certain places or among certain gr oups. Chinese people may not understand each other when they speak, but all Chinese people can read and understand the same written characters. In 1958, China adopted the Pinyin system of phonetic writing. The Pinyin system uses Roman letters more familiar to Americans. Since then, Americans have been encouraged to change their pronunciation and spelling of Chinese names. Most Americans referred to the Chinese capital as "Peking." (pe-KING) We now know it as "Beijing." (bay-ZHING) Cool Chinese writing links What is Pinyin?

    99. Marjorie Chan's ChinaLinks
    A site with annotated links to over six hundred China and chinese language and linguistics-related websites (and a few ftp and gopher sites).
    http://www.cohums.ohio-state.edu/DEALL/chan.9/c-links.htm

    100. CHINESE LANGUAGE PROGRAM, NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
    chinese language STUDIES,. EAST ASIAN STUDIES PROGRAM, NYU. Chinese Professors of Social Science; Newsletter of chinese language Teachers Association;
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    CHINESE LANGUAGE STUDIES,
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    TEACHING AND LEARNING CHINESE
    COMPUTING AND WRITING IN CHINESE
    SUPPLEMENTARY READING MATERIALS
    Extra Reading for Fun HSK CHINESE PROFICIENCY TEST STUDY ABROAD IN CHINA
    THE 3RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CHINESE PEDAGOGY
  • The 1st Announcement The 2nd Announcement The Conference Address in Chinese Location of the Nanjing Conference (PDF file)
  • LINKS TO CHINESE PUBLICATIONS SITES
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  • Marjorie Chan's China Links China Education and Research Network Chinese Culture Site Chinavista ... East Asian Studies, NYU
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