Jia Ming Wang - Simple Chinese Sentences for Beginners (Part 5): Reading Comprehension Guide, Learn Essential Mandarin Chinese Phrases, Idioms, and Meanings (Simplified Characters, Pinyin & English)

SIMPLE CHINESE SENTENCES FOR BEGINNERS PART 5 Reading Comprehension Guide, Learn Essential Mandarin Chinese Phrases, Idioms, and Meanings (Simplified Characters, Pinyin & English) 110 G bx zhdo de zhngwn jzi

M andarin Chinese language consists of thousands of complicated characters. In order to have a decent conversation with a native Chinese speaker, a foreigner need to learn nearly 3,000 characters. Obviously, its a long journey to learn thousands of characters. Thats why, when you are learning Mandarin Chinese language, you should try your best to read as many Chinese books as possible. Reading Chinese books will help you better understand and remember Chinese characters and words in the long-term. The books in Simple Chinese Sentences series provide you a variety of sentences for Chinese reading comprehension ().

Each of the Chinese sentence includes pinyin and two English interpretations. All the sentences contain at least one idiom (please refer to the books in the Chinese Idiom Series for more details). So, when you learn reading the sentences in this book, you will naturally learn famous Chinese proverbs (, hny chngy). The book also provides you a list of the important idioms. All the characters and phrases are provided with simplified characters, pinyin and English interpretations. The current book volume, Part 5 (, d w jun) of over 900 Chinese sentences, provides you 110 must-read Chinese sentences.

Further, the book has been meticulously organized into different chapters. I hope you will find the book helpful in your Mandarin endeavours. You can find free resources for learning Mandarin Chinese on my website: http://MingMandarin.com/ Do let me know your comments and suggestions. :) JIA MING WANG December 2020

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SIMPLE CHINESE SENTENCES FOR BEGINNERS PART 5 Reading Comprehension Guide, Learn Essential Mandarin Chinese Phrases, Idioms, and Meanings (Simplified Characters, Pinyin & English) JIA MING WANG

I wish to spread the 5,000-year-old Chinese cultural heritage to all over the world. This book is just one of the logical steps in the same direction. It feels awesome to produce this book after tremendous efforts. I am eternally thankful to the almighty for enabling me to write and publish this book. I wish to thank my friends and colleagues whose comments and discussions further helped me enrich the contents of this book. #441 .

T ynindotu du sh pngtugumin de #A. He is unkempt all year round. #B. He had poor living conditions all year round. Idiom: png tu gu min #442. ng png tugu min de rn shg lilng hn #A.

That unkempt person is a tramp (wanderer; vagabond). #B. The poor man is a tramp. #443. zh dji png chng wnl #A. #B. #B.

I wish you a bright future. Idiom: png chng wn l #444. xwng tngxumen dxu by hu du nng png chng wnl #A. I hope all the students have a bright future after graduating from college. #B. #445. wmen ynggi pngxnjngq shuhu #A. wmen ynggi pngxnjngq shuhu #A.

We should speak calmly. #B. We should speak with a calm attitude. Idiom: png xn jng q #446. w jud dji hish pngxnjngq de q toln zh jin sh ba #A. #B. #B.

I think everyone should discuss the matter peacefully. #447. zhge losh pngyjnrn #A. The teacher is very approachable. #B. The teacher has an amiable attitude.

Idiom: png y jn rn #448. t shg pngyjnrn de jioshu #A. He is an approachable professor. #B. He is an approachable professor (it's easy and convenient to approach this professor). kngzhn jish, zh zhnshi g ptintngqng de ho xiox #A. kngzhn jish, zh zhnshi g ptintngqng de ho xiox #A.

The end of the Anti-Japanese War (Kngr zhnzhng ; war of resistance against Japan, 1937-1945) is really good news for the whole world (universal celebration). #B. The end of the Anti-Japanese War is really good news for everyone. Idiom: p tin tng qng #450. mngtin sh zhngqi, yg ptintngqng de jir #A. #B. #B.

Tomorrow is Mid-Autumn Festival, a festival of universal celebration.

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