Spring 2012 Chinese Language &Culture Classes
February 6th , 2012 – April 20th , 2012
Basic Chinese I
Basic Chinese I is designed for students without previous Chinese training, covering basic pronunciation, sentence patterns, reading, writing, conversation and grammar. Students will learn to communicate with native speakers and lay a solid foundation for further studies, as well as obtaining crucial skills for business communication.
Time: Tuesdays 18:30-20:30
Classroom: HUM 382
Basic Chinese II
Basic Chinese II is designed for students with one-semester learning experience to improve their basic communicative skills toward intermediate level studies in pronunciation, sentences patterns, reading, writing, conversation and grammar. Students will gain more skills in daily communication with native speakers, as well as obtaining crucial skills for business communication.
Time: Wednesdays 18:30-20:30
Classroom: HUM 277
Basic Chinese III
Basic Chinese III is designed for students with two-semester learning experience to further advance their Chinese language proficiency in communicating with native speakers. Students will feel more comfortable in listening, speaking, reading and writing, as well as obtaining crucial skills for business communication.
Time: Thursdays 18:30-20:30
Classroom: HUM 122
Mandarin Training for Cantonese Speakers
This class is specifically designed for Cantonese speakers who are interested in speaking Mandarin (Putonghua). Instructor will help learners identify different sounds between Mandarin and Cantonese through practice of phonetic drills and learning activities. The focus is on skill development in speaking Mandarin.
Time: Tuesdays 18:30-20:30
Classroom: HUM 119
Please download and fill out a registration form:
Spring 2012 Chinese Language class registration.doc
Registration:
Registration Fee: $140.00 (Cash or Check ONLY)
Check payable to: CI at SFSU
Notice:
(1) Participants must cancel registration prior to the first day of class in order to get a full refund; no refund after the first day of class.
(2) The class will be canceled if enrollment is less than 4 participants.
Fall 2011 Classes - Department of Foreign Languages, Chinese Program
CHIN580 [01]: Chinese Idioms as Cultural Expressions (3 units) [GE ]
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The study of Chinese idioms and set phrases as they are used in speech and writing. The examination and discussion of the stories behind Chinese idioms and their cultural influence on Chinese values. |
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[01] |
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35770 |
Instructor: |
Hongjuan Sun, hjshjs1126@yahoo.com.cn |
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CHIN 537 [01]: The Chinese Language and Modern China (3 Units) [GE ]
Prerequisite: |
Introduction to the linguistic structure, historical development, and present state of Modern Standard Chinese; its relationship to the major Chinese dialect families; aspects of Chinese sociolinguistics and pragmatics. |
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[01] |
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45006 |
Instructor: |
Hui Zhang, zhangh@sfsu.edu |
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Fall 2011 Class – College of Extended Learning
CHIN102: Second Semester Chinese (3 units)]
Course Description: |
Continuation of First Semester Chinese, CHIN 101. Understanding, speaking, reading, and writing modern Chinese. Emphasis on the spoken language. |
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CHIN 102 |
Section: |
[Z01] |
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94582 |
Instructor: |
?Hongjuan Sun, hjshjs1126@yahoo.com.cn |
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Fall 2011 Chinese Language & Culture Classes
(14-Week Classes: September 6th – December 16th )
Basic Chinese I
Basic Chinese I is designed for students without previous Chinese training, covering basic pronunciation, sentence patterns, reading, writing, conversation and grammar. Students will learn to communicate with native speakers and lay a solid foundation for further studies, as well as obtaining crucial skills for business communication.
Time: Tuesdays Tuesdays 19:00-21:00
Classroom: HUM 382
Basic Chinese II
Basic Chinese II is designed for students with one-semester learning experience to improve their basic communicative skills toward intermediate level studies in pronunciation, sentences patterns, reading, writing, conversation and grammar. Students will gain more skills in daily communication with native speakers, as well as obtaining crucial skills for business communication.
Time: Wednesdays 18:30-20:30
Classroom: HUM 277
Basic Chinese III
Basic Chinese III is designed for students with two-semester learning experience to further advance their Chinese language proficiency in communicating with native speakers. Students will feel more comfortable in listening, speaking, reading and writing, as well as obtaining crucial skills for business communication.
Time: Thursdays 18:30-20:30
Classroom: HUM 122
Mandarin Training for Cantonese Speakers
This class is specifically designed for Cantonese speakers who are interested in speaking Mandarin (Putong Hua). Instructor will help learners identify different sounds between Mandarin and Cantonese through practice of phonetic drills and learning activities. The focus is on skill development in speaking Mandarin.
Time: Tuesdays 19:00-21:00
Classroom: HUM 119
Mandarin Classes for High School Students
Mandarin for High School Students I
This class is designed for high schools students who are interested in learning Mandarin from very beginning, developing communicative skills and basic knowledge of Chinese language. Students will have an opportunity to learn Mandarin with a native-speaking instructor and lay a solid foundation for future Chinese language studies. 14-week Mandarin class will prepare students for their high school Chinese course.
Time: Saturdays 10:00-12:00
Classroom: HUM 132
Mandarin for High School Students II
This class is designed for high school students with one semester learning experiences or equivalent language proficiency and skills who are interested in further improving their knowledge and skills. In second semester Mandarin class, students will continue to learn Chinese vocabulary, sentence structures, grammar and communicative skills, and move to intermediate level studies of the Chinese language and culture.
Time: Saturdays 13:00-15:00
Classroom: HUM 583
Mandarin for High School Students III
(10 weeks, Oct. 8 – Dec. 17)
The class is designed for high school students with two-year experience of learning Chinese language to strengthen their Chinese proficiency and enhance their communicative skills. The classroom teaching will help students understand and speak Mandarin at intermediate-advanced level, read literary works, and write Chinese articles.
Time: Saturdays 13:00-15:00
Classroom: HUM 583
Please download and fill out a registration form (doc, 46KB)
Registration:
Registration Fee: $10 per weekCash or Check ONLY
(Check payable to: CI at SFSU)
Notice:
(1) The class will be canceled if enrollment is less than 4 participants.
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Contact
Dr. Hui ZhangConfucius Institute at SF State
1600 Holloway Ave., Burk Hall 325l
San Francisco, CA 94132
Tel: (415)405-2867
Fax: (415)405-2866
Email: teachci@sfsu.edu / zhangh@Bnu.edu.cn
Dr. Hongjuan Sun
Confucius Institute at SF State
1600 Holloway Ave., Burk Hall 325l
San Francisco, CA 94132
Tel: (415)405-2596
Fax: (415)405-2866
Email:hjshjs1126@hotmail.com
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