(Китайский язык) Hainzinger Mike - Learn Chinese With Mike / Учим китайский язык с Майком (Видеокурс) [20?? г., MP4, ENG]

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Chinese with Mike is a revolutionary Mandarin Chinese course taught through highly entertaining and effective videos by me, Mike Lǎoshī. (Some say I’m the best Chinese teacher in the world.) Each of my 120 lessons, which are taught in my spiffy garage, is comprised of a 10–15 minute video.

In addition to the videos, Chinese with Mike includes corresponding coursebooks, activity books, and audio with native speakers.

About the video course

I never found a great textbook during my own Chinese studies. Sure, some books had good lessons here and there, but for the most part, they were boring and difficult to follow from one chapter to the next. Chinese with Mike is NOT a survival guide with random information flying at you from all directions. Instead, it’s a solid foundation that teaches you how to speak Chinese and also understand how the language fits together. As someone who had to learn Chinese, I understand which parts of the language learners struggle with, so I reveal all my insider tips that make learning it easier. Basically, this is the course I wish I had when I was starting out. Some people even call it addictive.
Why will learning Chinese be a breeze?

I explain pronunciation with clear, familiar examples
I add interesting facts about the intricacies of language
I include lots of cultural tidbits
I recognize and explain thoroughly troublesome areas

Why should I learn from an American guy who teaches out of his garage?

I’m really funny so you’ll be addicted to watching me and forget you’re even learning.
Because I learned the language too, I recognize and explain thoroughly troublesome areas with simple explanations you’ll understand.
I explain pronunciation with clear, familiar examples. I even use native speakers.
I add interesting facts about the intricacies of language.
I include lots of cultural tidbits that will motivate you to learn the language so you can discover the culture for yourself.

If you were like me before I started learning Chinese, you may be wondering about a few things. So let’s debunk a few myths so you can get started:

MYTH: I have to know how to write characters if I want to learn to speak Chinese.

TRUTH : You will soon find out that there is a system called pīnyīn that allows you to read and speak perfect Chinese without knowing how to write a single character!

MYTH: I am too old to learn a new language.

TRUTH : You’re never too old – and never too young! I was 22 years old when I learned my first word and plenty of older folks have succeeded in my classes; in fact I’ve met several retirees who learned later in life and spoke completely fluent Chinese.

MYTH: Chinese is the hardest language in the world!

TRUTH : You may have heard it said that Chinese takes five years to learn well and a lifetime to master, but I can assure you that I’ll cut that time in half because I know what you need to know to become proficient quickly. The Chinese language is not as complicated as people think. My philosophy in teaching Chinese is that this language is fun and easy to learn, and I cut through the academic language and jargon of most textbooks and explain it to you in the easiest and most logical way.

I promise you this: If you stick with this course, I’ll put the ease into learning Chinese. So sit back and follow my lead, and this revolutionary textbook and video series will have you speaking great

Chinese before you can say “Chinese rocks!”
Will I learn how to write characters?

I cover some basics in the early lessons, but this course does not cover character writing as it’s more focused on learning how to speak and understand Chinese. Therefore I use pīnyīn to teach.
Will I be fluent?

You’ll be able to say what you want to get what you need by the end of the course. But how fluent you become depends on how much you practice. In addition to this course, you should try to speak with Chinese speakers or other learners to practice speaking. It’s the one tricky thing about self-study.
Do I need the activity book if I have the coursebook?

Listen, the more practice the better. And the two books were designed to complement each other. The activity book has conversations in them that use the language taught in the course, so it’s a good way to bring the learning together. However, the course can be done through just the video or the video + coursebook.
Do I have to buy the books too?

My video lessons are pretty great, and comprehensive. But good language learning takes lots of practice and review. You might be tempted to watch my videos over and over again as I’m so entertaining, but the coursebook not only reviews what’s taught in the videos, it actually teaches some more stuff – like additional vocabulary – and gives more in-depth explanations. You can work more on your pronunciation and even get some cultural information. And of course there are practice exercises, but there’s also additional audio for listening practice with native speakers.

The activity book gives you a lot more practice, conversation practice and more audio.
I’ve studied Chinese before? Do I have to begin at Lesson 1?

I suggest always starting at the beginning as my lessons don’t follow traditional curricula, and each of the lessons are linked. That said, if you are confident about what you know, then you can look at the descriptions on the lessons and choose a different starting point. Or, if you feel like you just need to cover certain areas, you can buy just the lessons that pertain to them.
Do I have to watch the videos in order?

Yes. Unless you’ve studied the language before in great detail, I would advise you to watch the videos in order as I build up your language knowledge from one video to the next and carefully recycle what was taught in previous lessons. Besides, if you skip a lesson, you might miss out on one of my clever performances.