A Guide to
Proper Usage of Spoken Chinese
is intended as a companion reference work to Chinese textbooks for beginners.
Over 200 points of grammar and vocabulary which frequently present difficulties
to students of Chinese are dealt with here. Specifically, a comparative approach
has been adopted. Contextual comparisons are made between the different usage of
Chinese and English in terms of grammatical as well as vocabulary points.
Since its publication in 1989, A Guide to Proper Usage of Spoken Chinese
has been well received by learners and teachers of beginning Chinese. This
simplified Chinese edition, based on the second edition of the book published in
1992, is produced for the convenient use of students who are used to reading
simplified Chinese characters.
譯/編/作者簡介
Tian
Shou-he was born in Beijing, China. He joined the Chinese Language Centre of The
CHiense University of Hong Kong in 1975. While serving asa teaching associate
at Ohio State University, he studied Chinese linguistics and received his M.A.
degree in 1983. He has taught Mandarin (Putonghua) to both foreign and Chinese
students for many years. He is the author of Chinese Newspapers in Simplified
Characters and executive editor and producer of the “Learn as You Hear
Mandarin Series”.
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