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Mandarin Chinese Level 3 (edX)

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Mandarin Chinese Level 3 (edX)

Advance your Mandarin Chinese by tackling different topics in dynamic business scenarios with extensive vocabulary and compound sentence structures. Drawing from the skills you developed inpreviouscourses in this series, you will learn how to address yourself more properly in different business circumstances.

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In Mandarin Chinese Level 3, you will advance your Mandarin Chinese with extensive vocabulary and complex sentence structures based on dynamic business scenarios.

You will not only learn to respond correctly but also to deliver your point of view and convey a clear idea in Mandarin Chinese.
If you enroll in the verified track, you will be able to participate in the Webinar lectured by Dr. Estella Y. Chen, who will lead the discussion with a wide variety of popular topics to accompany you to the world of chinese business culture and trend.
What's more, in the verified track, we'll give you three pronunciation lessons that will help you communicate more smoothly and effectively in a business environment.
Previous knowledge of Mandarin Chinese is needed.
This course is pat of the Mandarin Communication Professional Certificate.

What you'll learn:

  • Spoken Mandarin phrases and vocabulary for complex scenarios
  • Greater insight to Chinese culture
  • Intermediate level of Chinese grammar and sentence patterns
  • Develop your Chinese language skills in a business environment
  • Build your confidence to communicate effectively with colleagues, clients and friends in Chinese
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