New Chinese-English Speaking

Author: Zeng Min
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book collects nearly three thousand of the most popular and practical expressions used today, making it an invaluable resource for English enthusiasts. The small book we've compiled, "New New Chinese-English Conversations," will fulfill your aspirations. This book highlights not only common conversational phrases, new vocabulary, and up-to-date expressions but also pays close attention to the differences in expression between Chinese and English. For example, "seeing a doctor," "reading a book," "watching TV," "inspecting goods," "looking at the blackboard," "watching a ball game," and also "driving a car," "flying an airplane," "sailing a boat," "opening a door." The same Chinese characters "" (to see) and "" (to open) can have vastly different translations in different contexts, which is a crucial point to note when learning a foreign language. Having this concise and easy-to-learn book of existing expressions will greatly enhance your interest in learning. In the car, on the plane, on the ship, or on the train, just by spending a few minutes, you will surely learn many new conversational phrases, expressions, and knowledge. We firmly believe that in a short time, "You will not only speak English fluently but also express yourself in English."