I'd like my children to learn Mandarin Chinese, but I can't find the suitable kids Mandarin learning materials.

I want to learn live Chinese online, but I can't find any good live Chinese lessons.

Many of my friends take online Chinese lessons, but I don't know where I can find good online Chinese language learning.

I want to learn Chinese at online Chinese school, but I don't know if studying with an online Chinese school is a good way.

I plan to go to China, and need survival Chinese! What should I be learning?

I want to learn Chinese, but I cannot find any Chinese teachers living in my area. Can I find online Chinese teachers?

I want to take travel Chinese lessons for my trip to China.

I want to travel to China! Can anyone help me with my poor travel Chinese?

"Don’t worry about having no official position, But do worry about your ability to fulfill a post." Is this Correct? 不 患 无 位, 患 ___ 以 立. I researched these characters from online dictionary; I don't know the 6th characters. Thanks in advance.

Is their usage different?

greeting respected officers!

its for homework for friday

I want to say this kind of expressions in Chinese - He was THAT sad THAT he started to cry - There were some things WHICH make him feel unhappy - The tool THAT he used was the one WITH WHICH he fixed the computer. - Show me WHAT I am looking for to know WHAT to do As the last point I want to know how to express conclusive ideas in Chinese, I mean this as below: John: I do not know how to say her that somebody stole her car Maria: You have to say it to her (the expression /say it/ would replace -- say her to somebody stole her car --) Jonh: But I do not like to do it(the word / it / would replace -- to say her to somebody stole her car --) Charles: Jonh you have to (the expression /have to/ would replace -- to say her to somebody stole her car --)

i'm still confused over which one i should be learning obviously, traditional is harder. which is why i think if i know it, then its easier to then recognize simplified, right?

Hello. I'm a 15 year old sophomore in the US, and I plan to learn Chinese in college, Specifically, Mandarin language. I'd like to begin to learn Chinese stroke patterns and how to properly write Chinese characters, even if I don't know their meaning. I feel that by doing this, it won't be such a difficult task as it would be if I were learning from scratch in college. Could anyone recommend me some good media? Money is not a factor. Thanks.

Or are there any more popular languages spoken in most countries? Just curious to know, and would appreciate your sincere opinions! :-))

The word "xi" in chinese means west the word "xie" in chinese means thanks do you pronounce them the same? Xie = She

I'm just a beginner Mandarin language learner and I find Chinese so beautiful! What do you think?