Showing posts with label business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label business. Show all posts

Thursday, October 12, 2017

Paperback “Signing a Contract” by Polina Shinkina


“Signing a Contract” is a one-topic textbook from the series of the textbooks related to discussion of different aspects of business contract terms in the Chinese language. The textbook contains a number of useful phrases and words which might be used in the process of business negotiations.

The main purpose of this textbook is developing speaking and writing skills by means of studying general questions. The skill of asking questions is very important in business talks with the Chinese trading partners as well as in business correspondence.

The grammar of this textbook contains different types of general questions including general questions with modal verbs and alternative questions. Each exercise includes one type of question and it makes the study process comfortable and easy to memorize.

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Friday, September 8, 2017

“Business Email Writing for Beginners” by Polina Shinkina

This textbook includes five business email letters written in full compliance with the modern Chinese email correspondence specific requirements.

The correct business email text layout, usage of the exact standard lexicology and stylistics, variety of introduction and closing phrases are undoubtedly an awesome supplement for the Chinese language learners.

The email texts are followed by detailed wordings which facilitate and speed up the learning process.

This textbook is specially designed as a beginning course for the Chinese language learners who are willing to be successfully employed in the area of the international business.

It can also be used by the Chinese language teachers as a supplementary material in the Chinese business writing lessons.



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Sunday, August 27, 2017

汉字分解。 Decomposition of the Chinese Character 教 jiāo ‘teach’


 xiǎo  be dutiful,
 lǎo  old,
 tǔ  earth,
 shí  ten,
 yī  one,
 gǔn  line,
 yī  one,
丿  piě  slash,
 zǐ  child,
 jué  hook,
 yī  one,
 pū  rap,
丿  piě  slash,
 yī  one,
 yì  stable,

丿 丿

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Monday, August 21, 2017

The Awesome Chinese Language Communities on TUMBLER


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

1. Chinese Commercial Textbooks
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2. Beginner Chinese
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3. Chinese Business Writing
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4. Chinese Commercial Writing
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5. Chinese Financial Writing
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6. Learn Chinese Characters Decomposition in the USA
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7. Learning Chinese Numbers
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8. Chinese Marketing Emails

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汉字分解。 Decomposition of the Chinese Character 单 dān ‘bill’



  bā eight,
  yuē say,
  jiōng down box,
  èr two,
  shí ten,
  yī one,
  gǔn line,

丷曰冂二 十一丨

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Sunday, July 30, 2017

始 shǐ ‘start’

汉字分解。 Decomposition of the Chinese Character    shǐ  ‘start’       

 nǚ  woman,
丿  piě  slash,
 yī  one,
 tái  tower,
 sī  private,
 kǒu  mouth,
 jiōng  down box,
 yī  one,

女丿一台厶口冂

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Friday, July 14, 2017

来 lái ‘come’

汉字分解。 Decomposition of the Chinese Character    lái  ‘come’      

  yī  one,
  mǐ  rice,
  bā  eight,
  mù  tree,
  shí  ten,
  yī  one,
  gǔn  line,
  bā  eight,

一米丷木十一丨八

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Monday, March 20, 2017

Skills and Effects of the Chinese Characters Decomposition


Learning decomposition of the Chinese characters form the Chinese character stable perception habits and its immediate cognition in other contexts.

Moreover, the Chinese language teacher will be saved from inventing different kind of associations of the Chinese character with its meaning.

The easiest way to learn complicated Chinese characters with abstract meanings is analysis of such characters from the point of view of its decomposition - learning all components and radicals with all their readings and meanings.

The Chinese character decomposition and analysis requires knowing of radicals. The Chinese radicals are learnt at the introductory lessons once and forever. It is like the alphabet which is learnt only once.

Evaluation and recognition of the Chinese character from the point of view of its structural analysis and decomposition creates stable writing habits and immediate perception of the Chinese character in different contexts.

The example of the Chinese character decomposition - the decomposition of the Chinese character    yì  “meaning”:

  yīn sound
  lì stand
  tóu lid
  zhǔ dot
  yī one
  bā eight
  yī one
  yuē say
  jiōng down box
  èr two
  xīn heart
丿  piě slash
  yǐ second
  zhǔ dot
  zhǔ dot

音立亠丶一丷一曰冂二 心丿乚丶丶


More Chinese commercial, marketing, financial and contract texts for reading are available on Polina Shinkina’s Author Spotlight Page http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/polina985

The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance is available on http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/the-chinese-character-decomposition-guidance/18847104


Sunday, March 12, 2017

Let Us Discuss Chinese Character Decomposition!


The Chinese character decomposition is becoming nowadays a very essential methodological teaching tool.
The simplicity of the Chinese character decomposition approach helps both the Chinese language teachers and students
achieve greater professional and learning targets.

The Chinese language teachers and learners: share your professional experience, give your professional say, the humanity will be proud of your personal success!

Decomposition of the Chinese Character  biāo ‘sign’ :

mù tree
shí ten
yī one
gǔn line
bā eight
shì spirit
èr two
xiǎo small
jué hook
bā eight

木十一丨八示二 小亅八 




Saturday, February 18, 2017

Decomposition of the Chinese Character 好 hǎo ‘good’

nǚ woman
丿 piě slash
yī one
zǐ child
jué hook
yī one        

女丿一子了一

NB. Synonyms: Structural analysis of the Chinese characters, Breakdown of the Chinese characters, Chinese characters split.


Sunday, January 8, 2017

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Thursday, January 5, 2017

Chinese Characters: Universal Existence



A person who knows the possibilities of the Internet will never want to get back to the time without it.

A person who uses a mobile phone can’t imagine the life without such a gadget any more.

As well as a person who studies the Chinese language with the help of the Chinese character decomposition appreciates its necessity and will always follow it!

The Chinese character decomposition is also known as split. Other synonyms for decomposition are breakdown or analysis.

You can see the decomposition example of the Chinese character xiǎo ‘small’:

xiǎo small
jué hook
bā eight


The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance by Polina Shinkina



Monday, January 2, 2017

Why Do People Use Mobile Telephones?



People use mobile telephones because modern society can’t imagine its existence without mobile phone communication. The same thing is happening with the Chinese character decomposition.

If you understand the vivid advantages of the Chinese character decomposition as the core tool in the Chinese language learning and teaching you will never do without it in the future.

Polina Shinkina has self-published on lulu.com 1000 decomposed Chinese characters in her ‘The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance’.

This Guidance is the real break-through in the new method of the Chinese language learning and proclaims new teaching principles of this mysterious language.

The Chinese character decomposition method is very simple and understandable, you can see yourself: decomposition example of the Chinese character bǎi ‘hundred’
           
yī one
bái white
丿 piě slash
rì sun
jiōng down box
èr two        

bǎi hundred           
一白丿日冂二

Good luck in learning and teaching!

The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance by Polina Shinkina



Thursday, December 29, 2016

Marketing Letter Format in Chinese



While writing a marketing letter in the Chinese language it is important to pay a close attention to the generally accepted format requirements by the Chinese marketing correspondence.

A perfect marketing letter should be short and to-the-point in order to achieve the goals for conversation building.


Different examples on perfect marketing correspondence in the Chinese language you can find in the Chinese marketing correspondence textbook for self-study ‘Supersonic Marketing Chinese Book 1 by Polina Shinkina’ http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/supersonic-marketing-chinese-book-1/18847446 and in other Chinese business textbooks by Polina Shinkina on http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/polina985


Tuesday, December 27, 2016

The Right Way to Learn the Chinese Language


It is an all-known problem of the Chinese language – how to memorize the Chinese characters more efficiently. Memorizing the Chinese characters plays an important role in learning this language.

I am sure it is only the analytical approach that helps you effectively to do it. The method is as clear as a day – just remember 214 basic Chinese radicals!

You should understand how to decompose (breakdown, analyze) each Chinese character. Decomposition of the Chinese characters is the key to understanding the Chinese language!

All Chinese textbooks by Polina Shinkina are based on this very method! Each lesson in them contains the Decomposition Guidance on all the Chinese characters given in the texts.

Moreover, Polina Shinkina has published the unique Chinese Characters Decomposition Guidance of the basic 1000 Chinese characters!

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



Tuesday, December 20, 2016

Decomposition of the Chinese Radicals. What is It?


Different Chinese language teachers name decomposition of the Chinese radicals in different ways. The synonymic names are: Structural analysis of the Chinese characters, Breakdown of the Chinese characters, etc.

The essence of these terms is the same: analysis. The Chinese language is a very analytical language and the Chinese characters are learned and memorized only by means of analysis. Try to analyze the Chinese character shén ‘what’ and you will see how simple it is for memorizing!

Decomposition of the Chinese character shén ‘what’     

rén man
shí ten
yī one
gǔn line     

亻十一丨

NB. Synonyms: Structural analysis of the Chinese characters, Breakdown of the Chinese characters.

More about Chinese character decomposition please check The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance