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понедельник, 15 мая 2017 г.

воскресенье, 12 марта 2017 г.

Chinese Numbers 10 – 100: Addition in Chinese

Chinese Numbers 10 – 100: Arithmetic Operations in Chinese.
Addition in Chinese.

10 + 10 = ?
十加十等于多少?
shí jiā shí děngyú duōshao


More information on the Chinese numbers you can find in The Chinese Numerals for Businessmen by Polina Shinkina http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/the-chinese-numerals-for-businessmen/19124210 or in each Chinese textbook by Polina Shinkina on http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/polina985


воскресенье, 8 января 2017 г.

My First Steps in Chinese


Chinese, marketing, commercial, financial, textbooks


The Blog publications include but not limited to: Chinese commercial correspondence, Chinese marketing correspondence, Chinese financial correspondence, business writing Chinese, Chinese characters decomposition, Chinese numbers, addition in Chinese, subtraction in Chinese, multiplication in Chinese, division in Chinese.


четверг, 5 января 2017 г.

Analytical Habits and Split Practice


The Chinese language is not as difficult as it might seem. The major obstacle that the Chinese language learners come across is the lack of analytical habits, Chinese characters split practice.

The Chinese characters decomposition is very simple, the learner has to understand the Chinese characters breakdown process and its sequence.

Once the Chinese character is analyzed and understood it will be easily memorized and the learner will not have to spend hours writing it for memorization.

The simplicity of the Chinese character structural analysis you can see here:

Decomposition of the Chinese character qiān ‘thousand’:

  qiān thousand
丿  piě slash
  shí ten
  yī one
  gǔn line

  丿       

If you analyse a couple of the Chinese characters more you will like this process and realize how the Chinese characters are simple indeed.

More about Chinese character decomposition you can check 'The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance' by Polina Shinkina



понедельник, 2 января 2017 г.

Chinese Business Letters and Emails Topography



Polina Shinkina’s Supersonic Commercial Chinese Book 1’ self-published on lulu.com gives perfect examples the Chinese commercial letters and emails topography.

This Chinese commercial correspondence textbook for self-study is focusing you on a written form of business communication in the Chinese language.

The business letters and emails samples in this textbook show the criteria which may successfully accomplish your letter intentions.

The samples of the commercial email messages are short and to-the-point with the correct text topography.

The right forms of introduction and conclusion words may help you get what you want from your commercial correspondence and keep your projects moving faster.

Chinese Commercial Correspondence Textbook for Self-Study
Supersonic Commercial Chinese Book 1 by Polina Shinkina



четверг, 29 декабря 2016 г.

Writing a Chinese Financial Email



Email is the most common manner of the Chinese commercial communication. Making a Chinese financial email you need to be professional and focus on the important information.

Chinese email for finance issues have specific requirements both to the format and words applied.


The examples of short and perfectly written Chinese financial emails as well as tips and recommendations on writing financial correspondence in the Chinese language are perfectly given in the Chinese financial correspondence textbook for self-study ‘Supersonic Price Chinese Book 1 by Polina Shinkina’ http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/supersonic-price-chinese/18847547  and in other Chinese business textbooks by Polina Shinkina on http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/polina985


среда, 28 декабря 2016 г.

A New Approach to Study the Chinese Language


All is like everything in this world. Any substance consists of molecules. The Chinese language consists of characters.

An atom consists of an electron, a proton and a neutron. A Chinese character consists of radicals and components.

There are 118 officially registered chemical elements in the periodic table and 214 generally recognized radicals in the Chinese language.

Each chemist should know the periodic table, each Chinese learner should know how to decompose a Chinese character into radicals and components. The Chinese radicals and components added one to another produce new characters. To understand this process one should know the decomposition of the Chinese characters.

For more information about the Chinese character decomposition please check The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance