Chino básico: Los viajes de negocios (Coursera)

Chino básico: Los viajes de negocios (Coursera)

El tercer curso del Programa Especializado Chino básico para hispanohablantes: lenguaje y cultura empresarial es el último curso del Programa Especializado, y tiene un enfoque en el lenguaje que se usaría en un viaje a la China.

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Como la información aprendida en los dos cursos anteriores está integrada al contenido de este, es recomendable que el aprendiz termine los primeros dos cursos antes de tomar este. En este último curso del Programa Especializado, aprenderán como pedir comida en un restaurant, darle direcciones a un taxista, registrarse en un hotel y más.
Course 3 of 4 in the Chino básico: Lenguaje y cultura empresarial Specialization.

Syllabus

WEEK 1
Introducción al Curso 3
Hola, y bienvenidos al tercer curso, el último curso de la especialización Chino básico para hispanohablantes. En este curso aprenderemos frases y palabras útiles que se usarán en los viajes de negocios a la China. Aprenderemos cómo pedir un taxi, comunicarnos con las azafatas en el avión, registrarnos en un hotel, pedir comida en un restaurante y ¡mucho más! Esperamos que disfruten de este último curso y que sigan aprendiendo chino.

WEEK 2
Módulo 1: En el aeropuerto y más
Hola a todos y todas. En este primer módulo del tercer curso, aprenderemos cómo comunicarnos con un taxista, cómo hacer preguntas en el aeropuerto y más. ¡Esperamos que les guste! Mucha suerte.

WEEK 3
Módulo 2: En el hotel
Bienvenidos al segundo módulo del tercer curso. En este módulo aprenderemos lenguaje hotelero. Es decir, aprenderemos frases útiles para comunicarnos con la recepción y navegar por el hotel. ¿Listos? ¡Ya vamos!

WEEK 4
Módulo 3: ¡A comer!
Saludos a todos y todas. Por fin llegamos al módulo que todos esperaban, ¡la comida! Aquí aprenderemos frases útiles para pedir comida en un restaurante. ¿Listos? ¡Buen provecho!

WEEK 5
Módulo 4: "En el mercado"
Saludos, y bienvenidos al cuarto módulo, donde seguiremos con el tema de la comida. En este módulo, nos enfocaremos más en el vocabulario de la comida y las frases para hacer compras en un supermercado chino. ¿Listos para ir de compras? ¡Ya vamos!

WEEK 6
Módulo 5: "El viaje entero"
Bienvenidos al quinto módulo, el último módulo del curso 3. En este último módulo, repasamos toda la información de los primeros cuatro módulos y combinamos todos los temas dentro de un solo contexto para que vean como sería usar todo el lenguaje que aprendimos de manera natural y lógica. ¡Esperamos que disfruten el último módulo! ¡Buena suerte y zaijian!

WEEK 7
Módulo 6: Examen final del Curso 3

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