Say "bye-bye" to Chinglish.

Author: Zheng Tianxing
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Pidgin English, also known as broken English, is a language form primarily based on English with a mix of Chinese and English. Due to its unique simplification and localization, it has become a relatively common phenomenon in China's current wave of English learning. Phrases like "Come and go (come), yes or no (yes)" are constantly heard, becoming a bottleneck for many English learners who are stuck in their progress. How can one bid farewell to the awkward pidgin English and speak fluent, authentic English? Zheng Tianxing, a teacher at Beijing Normal University Affiliated High School, has meticulously compiled this book. With a focus on methods while ensuring learning is enjoyable, the book presents a series of life scenarios in a relaxed and humorous format, using the thinking patterns of Chinese people and authentic English. Accompanied by a multimedia CD-ROM, it enables readers to effectively improve their oral expression skills and bid a cheerful "goodbye" to pidgin English!

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