Mandarin (Chinese) for beginners
The goal of Mandarin (Chinese) for Beginners is to teach learners the fundamentals of the Mandarin Chinese language.
Online
16 Weeks
Free Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
In order for you to understand and practice the principles, Mandarin (Chinese) for beginners Course will look at tones, PinYin, basic sentence construction, and extremely practical sets of vocabulary.
In addition to learning greetings, family names, and culture, Mandarin (Chinese) for beginners Classes will also cover how to speak Chinese with individuals and the family and society structure of China. They will also cover jobs and cultural expectations for employment.
Mandarin (Chinese) for beginners Course Syllabus emphasises the gradual installation of language skills in speaking, writing, and reading. It includes parts on basic grammar, tones, pronunciation, and sounds.
The Highlights
- Provided by IGNOU
- Online course
- 16 weeks course
- Learn at your own pace
- Expert Lectures
Programme Offerings
- video lectures
- Study Materials
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability |
|---|
| no |
Eligibility Criteria
Work experience
Work Experience is not required to get enrolled.
What you will learn
Mandarin (Chinese) for beginners Course explores some of the fundamental principles of Chinese culture, giving students insight into the causes of and tendencies towards certain acts that may initially strike outsiders as unusual.
Through Mandarin (Chinese) for beginners Training you can improve your vocabulary while gaining a practical understanding of Chinese culture and everyday Chinese dialogue - explore more at Mandarin Courses.
The following learning outcomes are achieved upon successful conclusion of this Mandarin (Chinese) for beginners Course:
- Pronounce Chinese with the proper intonation.
- Apply a working vocabulary of basic Chinese.
- Recognise and choose the best Chinese language and grammar for a certain situation.
- Start basic Chinese conversations.
Who it is for
Everyone can apply for the online course Mandarin (Chinese) for beginners and learners.
Admission Details
Interested students are requested to enrol in Mandarin (Chinese) for beginners Course by following these steps:
Step 1: Visit the official website
Step 2: Fill details in the application form
Step 3: Upload all documents
The Syllabus
Week 1
- Introduction to Mandarin Chinese
- Introduction to Sound System
- Methods of Articulation
Week 2
- Pronunciation Practice-1
- Pronunciation Practice-2
Week 3
- Introduction to Tones
- Tone Practice-1
- Tone Practice-2
Week 4
- Greetings-1
- Greetings-2
Week 5
- Introduction to Chinese character-1
- Introduction to Chinese character-2
Week 6
- I am a student
- He is not a doctor
Week 7
- This is my book
- He and I are friends
- What is your name
Week 8
- Who is he
- Where are you going
- What is your nationality
Week 9
- Do you have any notebook
- I have two books
Week 10
- How many members are there in your family
- How much is this
Week 11
- Today is Monday
- What's the time now What time is it
- What's the date today What day is it?
Week 12
- Where do you Study
- We all are students too
- Self Introduction-1
Week 13
- Self Introduction-2
- I am happy
- This book is new, that one is old
Week 14
- How much money do you have
- Let's go shopping
Week 15
- What do you want to eat?
- I would like to have tea
Week 16
- Can you speak Chinese? Can you speak Chinese?
- I can drive a car
- India
Instructors
IGNOU Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
Chinese is a language and Mandarin is one of the numerous dialects of Chinese, along with Shanghainese, Cantonese, and many more.
The classes are administered through pre-recorded videos and lectures.
Yes, learning Mandarin is in high demand because it offers a large number of jobs, including those as translators and teachers, to name a few.
The instructors for this course are Dr. Deepanwita Srivastava, Shreeparna Roy, Ms. Dayawanti, Ms. Tanvi Negi, and Ms. Saheli Chattaraj.
No, Mandarin Chinese is the most difficult language to learn in the world for a variety of reasons