With so many Online Chinese courses available, it can be hard to find the right one for you. But don’t worry, you just need this simple guide to help you narrow down your options and choose the best course for your needs.
Have you ever heard of stinky tofu coffee? What happens when coffee collides with the mystical powers of China?
When the iconic western beverage of coffee meets the classic eastern drink of tea, the result is the perfect balance of yin and …
Hey! Reading month is coming up! All you Chinese learners out there, check out these three kinds of books! Let’s level up our Chinese together!!
If you are new to Chinese, try starting with bilingual versions of classic works! For example, The Little …
老师(Lǎo shī), 师父(Shī fù) or 师傅(Shī fù) are all honorific titles in Chinese. Can they be used interchangeably?
老师(Lǎo shī) can be directly translated as “teacher”, in ancient China it was called 先生(Xiān shēng) and represented someone with strong expertise in a particular …
Did you learn how to select a fitting Chinese name from our last tutorial? While the basic naming method may not have met everyone’s expectations, this advanced version will definitely meet your customized needs. Let’s take a look together!
Your Chinese name can comprise:
March falls in Spring in China, and last month we learned a children’s song: “Where is Spring“, do you still remember how to sing it? Today, we are going to learn another Chinese nursery rhyme about Spring: “The Little Swallow”.
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Have you been following any trending drama events lately? If so, do you know any Chinese words about trending drama events? Here are five must-know Chinese words you won’t want to miss.
Xi jing 戏 精 Drama Queen
Refers to people who act out of …
How to quickly integrate into the Chinese-learning environment? Having a Chinese name might be a good place to start! Check out some of the popular naming techniques that are used!
Literal translation is the easiest way to get a Chinese name, so …
Do you know that China dropped its quarantine requirements for international arrivals starting January 8th? How long has it been since you’ve been to the beautiful country? Next time when you visit the country, it’s suggested that you choose these following emerging cities rather than …
Do you know that the way to greet others has changed a lot recently in China? In the past, Chinese people would greet each other by saying something like: Hello! Have you eaten today? But now, they say “Did you test positive for COVID-19?” instead.…
Learn Chinese anywhere and anytime! If you or your children are interested in learning the language, you can find suitable online Chinese lessons based on different age groups on our website. You will find Chinese learning can be so fun!
Christmas is coming soon. …
Hi dear friends, long time no see! Thanksgiving Day is just around the corner! Have you prepared roast turkeys yet? Thanksgiving is a traditional festival in the Western world, but do you know there are also some festivals about expressing gratitude in China?
Gǎn ēn …
Learn Chinese online anywhere and anytime! If you or your children are interested in learning the language, you can find suitable Chinese lessons based on different age groups on our website. You will find Chinese learning can be so fun!
With this year’s Thanksgiving …
头 (tóu), 手臂 (shǒubì), 脚 (jiǎo)…
Do you have any idea what these Chinese words mean?
A hint: these are all body parts of you. Today we will learn how to say these body parts in Chinese through a short and catchy song.
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What fruit do you like to eat? Is it watermelon? pineapple? Or banana? Do you want to know how to say these fruits in Chinese? Today we are going to learn some Chinese knowledge about fruit through a lovely, catchy song. Let’s get start!…
In the last article, you learned the song and the slogan which reflects the spirit of the World Cup:“One World, One Dream”. Can you and your children sing it yet? Besides football, what other ball games do you and your kids like to play in …
The Chinese teachers at eChineseLearning often encounter the age-old problem relating to 不 (bù), and 没 (méi). When the teacher asks certain questions to which the answer could be ‘no’, many non-Chinese native students would use the wrong negation word to answer.
For example, let’s …
