What’s the most difficult challenge in learning Mandarin Chinese? In my opinion, the most difficult part of mastering Mandarin is to learn thousands of Chinese characters.
However, even if you know the characters, it’s important to learn connecting them to form new words, sentences, phrases, paragraphs, and so on! Although it’s difficult to estimate how many Chinese characters do exist (the natives use about 5000 characters in daily life), the number of words in the Chinese language is virtually infinite (metaphorically speaking).
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All books for learning Mandarin Chinese
Well, Chinese is indeed a difficult language to learn, especially for the foreigners. Therefore, in this article, I am going to recommend you a set of books (on Amazon) to learn Mandarin Chinese words fast.
Word Books to Learn Chinese Fast
Must-know Chinese Negations Part 3
Must-know Chinese Negations (Part 3): Paperback (ISBN: 9798887340449) on Amazon.
Must-know Chinese Negations Part 2
Must-know Chinese Negations (Part 2): Paperback (ISBN: 9798887340432) on Amazon.
Must-know Chinese Negations Part 1
The book provides you numerous negation characters, words, and related example phrases. In particular, for each of the negation character, there are three words, and each word is associated with three example sentences.
Must-know Chinese Negations (Part 1): Paperback (ISBN: 9798887340425) on Amazon.
Chinese Loanwords
In this book, you’ll find over 500 loanwords (with English, Chinese, and pinyin). These words apparently share very close connection (phonetically or intuitively) with the English words. It’ll be fun to learn them! Further, knowing these words will help you accelerate the pace of learning Chinese words.
Must-know Chinese Loanwords: Paperback (ISBN: 9798887340418) on Amazon.
Don’t forget to check out Ming Mandarin’s free online lessons. 🙂
- Lesson 1 (Level 1): Common Mandarin Chinese Verbs with Examples
- Lesson 1 (Level 2): How To Say “To Think” With 以为 In Chinese?
- Lesson 1 (Level 3): Learn Must Know Famous Chinese Idioms
- Lesson 1 (Level 4): 2 Must Know Famous Ancient Chinese Poems
- Lesson 1 (Level 5): Chinese Reading Practice with Pinyin & English
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hello, for some reason all of your ebooks are unavailable to purchase, just to add I am in the uk.
Hi, I think paperbacks are way better for learning Chinese. Feel free to check out my Barnes & Noble and Amazon home page. Thanks