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EAS 1801Y Modern Standard Chinese I (Credit/No Credit) EAS 1802Y Modern Standard Chinese II (Credit/No Credit) EAS 1803Y Modern Standard Chinese III (Credit/No Credit) EAS 1804Y Modern Standard Chinese IV (Credit/No Credit) School of Continuing Studies also offer Mandarin and Cantonese. 0582 Chinese - Mandarin: Level I Course Details This program is both for people with no background in the Chinese language and for heritage-language students. At all levels of this program you receive a systematic introduction to spoken and written Modern Standard Chinese. Speaking, reading and writing skills are equally emphasized, preparing you for work and travel. Aspects of Chinese culture are introduced for a deeper appreciation of the social context in which the language is used. This Level I course teaches Hanyu Pinyin for a clear grasp of the pronunciation of Chinese characters by means of its phonetic symbols. You learn approximately 100 Chinese characters and how to express yourself at a basic level. By course end, you will be able to participate in everyday situations such as using appropriate greetings, requesting and giving information, expressing likes and dislikes, giving opinions and relating present events. Required Textbook T'ung, Ping-Cheng. Colloquial Chinese; Full-Form Character Version. School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, London, England. ISBN: 0-9508572-0-3. T'ung, Ping-Cheng, and Pollard, D.E. Colloquial Chinese. Routledge and Kegan Paul, London, Boston. ISBN: 0-7100-0891-0 (paper-back) [Please check website for details of other courses] Chinese - Cantonese Course Details This Level I course assumes no knowledge of the language. You learn to carry on simple, everyday conversations through an introduction to sounds and tones, grammatical structures and idiomatic expressions. Classes consist of a wide variety of speaking and listening activities. By course end, you will be able to participate in everyday situations such as using appropriate greetings, requesting and giving information, expressing likes and dislikes, giving opinions and relating present events at a basic level. Required Textbook So, Simon. Say It in Cantonese V1-TX & Tape. Multi-Lingual Publication Ltd., ISBN 0-969-88010-3. [Please check website for details of other courses]
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