Philip Yungkin Lee - Chinese in a Flash (Карточки для изучения иероглифов) [PDF, CHN]

Chinese in a Flash

Автор: Philip Yungkin Lee
Категория: Карточки для изучения иероглифов
Издатель: Tuttle
Язык курса: Китайский, английский
Формат: PDF
Качество: Изначально компьютерное (eBook)
Кол-во страниц: 1312 + 304 + 1000 + 1056

Описание: Двусторонние карточки для изучения китайских иероглифов. Содержат как упрощенное, так и полное начертание, чтение, порядок написания, перевод на английский язык, пример употребления, 4 слова с переводом, в составе которых встречается данный иероглиф.
Предназначены для печати на двустороннем принтере.
Количество карточек в каждом томе - это количество страниц, поделенное на 2.

Описание на английском: Volume 1
Whether on a train from Beijing to Shanghai or sitting under a tree in Berkeley, you can be practicing your Chinese with this quick and easy-to-use set of flashcards. Chinese in a Flash Volume 1 has a full range of features to help beginners and intermediate learners through character recognition, vocabulary recognition, revision, and testing. It includes indexes by radical, stroke count, and alphabetically by pinyin romanization.

Volume 2
A companion to Chinese in a Flash Volume 1, this boxed set contains another 448 flash cards featuring the most common Chinese vocabulary used in everyday speech. An accompanying booklet explains how to use the cards and lists all the characters covered, with indices by radical and stroke count and by pinyin romanization.

Volume 3
Based on the success of the first two volumes in the same series, Chinese in a Flash Volume 3 continues to provide more resources for the beginning as well as intermediate learners of Chinese who want to learn the language quickly and easily. This unique set of flash cards enables learners to acquire more Chinese words and their derivatives in an easy-to-use manner, at a pace to be set by the learners themselves.

Volume 4
Chinese in a Flash Volume 4 continues to provide more resources for beginning, as well as intermediate learners of Chinese who want to learn the language quickly and easily. This unique set of flashcards enables learners to acquire more Chinese words and their derivatives in an easy-to-use manner, at a pace to be set by the learners themselves. Common idiomatic expressions are widely distributed among the cards; learners who master these will come to appreciate the beauty of the Chinese language by using a few words to say a thousand different things.