What text book is good for beginners (business chinese)

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  May 10  •  230559 read 
What text book is good for beginner (business Chinese)
Who just has learned pinyin. >,<


Thank you!
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"New Practical Chinese Reader" (新实用汉语课本) - This is a comprehensive textbook series designed for Chinese language learners of all levels. The cover a wide range of business-related topics and vocabulary, making it a great choice for those looking to improve their business Chinese.
 0  •  Reply •  Feb 09
have you find a book ?
 0  •  Reply •  Feb 02
I hope you will try this FREE Multimedia Adventure, if you can enable flash.
http://www.chinesecom.eu/multimedia/en/
One possible solution is:
Basilisk (FREE Open Source) only works with 64 bit operating systems, and allows you to enable flash or use swf files.
https://www.basilisk-browser.org/download.shtml
 1  •  Reply •  May 15
@Zofase I thought I had a solution with a Chrome Extension, but the Chinese Characters were garbled.
 0  •  Reply •  May 24
@ciscotechwannab The Puffin Browser for Android also works on this site.
 0  •  Reply •  May 18
@Zofase This site works for me with the Basilisk browser in Windows 10, and I just tried it again now to make sure. Here is a screenshot.
If you have a browser like Puffin or any flash enabled browser on your phone you could try that as well.
https://i.imgur.com/q1tYyTI.png
 0  •  Reply •  May 18
@ciscotechwannab The site doesn't work. Even when using the Basilisk browser. Stay stuck on the main page. Can never go further.
 0  •  Reply •  May 17
This is a business course.
 0  •  Reply •  May 15
Startup Business Chinese is good, because it not only has the vocab list, pinyin, but also you can find the very clear explanation of sentnece patterns, with some exercise work for you to practise, and listening exercise in the same book.
 2  •  Reply •  May 15
@sunny I just uploaded the workbook of Startup Business Chinese Level 1.
 1  •  Reply •  May 20
@sunny https://www.cheng-tsui.com/resources/startup-business-chinese
 2  •  Reply •  May 16
@mandarin Hope you find it helpful.
 0  •  Reply •  May 20
@mandarin They asked me for my Verification number.
I did not purchase the book yet, I do not know what number they are referring to.
I just downloaded the ppt from this site so I do not have their workbook either. 😁
I hope I have a chance to get their materials soon.
Thank you. Mandarin👍
 0  •  Reply •  May 17
Actually, I also thought about this book. As you mentioned, that book has a clear grammar explanation that is easy to follow.
But the problem was I couldn't find the audio files. therefore, I started to use 'Short-term_Spoken_Chinese'.
I hope I can find the audio file soon 🙂🙂

I really appreciate your comment and have a good day! 👍
 0  •  Reply •  May 16
All the book of oral practice, you can try to study.
 1  •  Reply •  May 17
Startup Business Chinese is good.
 2  •  Reply •  May 15
HSK标准教程、发展汉语、博雅汉语
 1  •  Reply •  May 11
HSK is good
 1  •  Reply •  May 11
It is not recommended that you start learning business Chinese firstly, if you have only learned Pinyin, but start with the foundational course.

On the contrary, business Chinese text are not very comprehensive in the introduction of basic knowledge, which is not conducive to future learning.

So, first from the "Thresholds 1 and 2", it is not just the spoken course, while with some very basic grammar or sentence structure; and don't have too complicated knowledge. From the spoken, is easier to learn Chinese,
https://www.cchatty.com/courseware/short-term-spoken-chinese

After that, you can use any business book, eg "Winning in China", and you can review or skip the basics you've learned.
https://www.cchatty.com/courseware/business-chinese
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 1  •  Reply •  May 11
Thank you for your answer.
I totally agree with you.
Teaching business Chinese just after pinyin, it will be tough.
but I am just curious to see if maybe some teachers have different opinions or have had some kind of experience.
Once again, I really appreciate your comment and Have a great day.
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