Learning Chinese

lingling

Learning chinese Learning Chinese Hi,
I am wondering if anybody is interested in learning Chinese and I would like to be your tutor.
I will teach Chinese speaking, reading, writing from beginner to advanced students.

€15 per hour at weekends.

If anyone interested contact me.

digitally-yours

well what you will do after learning chineese
they dont mix with other nationalities


ne how ma <how r you>

and chai cia <bye bye>

how much did you paid for learning english

LadyJ

digitally-yours wrote:

well what you will do after learning chineese
they dont mix with other nationalities


ne how ma <how r you>

and chai cia <bye bye>

how much did you paid for learning english

Is this an incredibly racist post or what!

digitally-yours

no not at all racist y would i be racist

i have few chinese friends and i love them
they are nice people but hard to know and once you know them
they are great

dont take it the wrong way.And its not at all intended to make some one feel ashamed

lingling

well, you sound very negative, there are lots of people want to learn Chinese. It will be the most important language in the near future. The price is very reasonable and much cheaper compare the value!!

lingling

digitally-yours wrote:

well what you will do after learning chineese
they dont mix with other nationalities


ne how ma <how r you>

and chai cia <bye bye>

how much did you paid for learning english

Honestly,You do not even write those Chinese right.

digitally-yours

I really dont know whats giving you the negative signal there.i am asian my self and i know that asian languages are not much use here in ireland.
eastren eurpoean languages are in good business
like polish,slowakian,hungarian,russian and etc

my office is hiring staff for these languages
big time

and i know asian languages and they are no help :mad: :mad:

cos its just not required here

digitally-yours

welli can pronounce them alright as friends of mine keep teaching me words all the time.i even listen t chinese songs through their mp3 player
but i can pronunce them alright just writing them in english ur right i am unabe to do so

lingling wrote:

Honestly,You do not even write those Chinese right.

BlitzKrieg

[monty python] I like Chinese, they only come up to your knees...[/monty python]

lingling

digitally-yours wrote:

I really dont know whats giving you the negative signal there.i am asian my self and i know that asian languages are not much use here in ireland.
eastren eurpoean languages are in good business
like polish,slowakian,hungarian,russian and etc

my office is hiring staff for these languages
big time

and i know asian languages and they are no help :mad: :mad:

cos its just not required here

well, it is only the situation at this moment, because they joined EU lately. Some other people see things in the long run. Lots of places and countries need Chinese.

JackKelly

digitally-yours wrote:

i know that asian languages are not much use here in ireland.
eastren eurpoean languages are in good business
like polish,slowakian,hungarian,russian and etc

my office is hiring staff for these languages
big time

cos its just not required here

your assuming that people want to make money off learning it.

kawaii

digitally-yours wrote:

I really dont know whats giving you the negative signal there.i am asian my self and i know that asian languages are not much use here in ireland.
eastren eurpoean languages are in good business
like polish,slowakian,hungarian,russian and etc

and i know asian languages and they are no help :mad: :mad:

cos its just not required here

Not everything in the world is about making money.

Some people have hobbies and languages (particularily chinese) just happens to be one of mine.

Practicality doesn't nessicarily mean happiness.

Contradirony

lingling:
well I know I wouldn't like to have you as a 'Chinese' teacher if you're taking digitally-yours' first comment as a racist statement! Though I suppose digitally-yours should be somewhat clearer in what he/she was saying...Also, stating "It will be the most important language in the near future", isn't exactly the kind of attitude I'd like a language teacher to have. One more thing, I'm assuming it's Mandarin you're teaching when you say chinese, 'cos cantonese is also considered as 'chinese', which is also, in fact, harder to learn than Mandarin!

kawaii/TimAy:
kudos! "Practicality doesn't nessicarily mean happiness."
Though majority of today's society may portray it, commercialism and making money isn't everyone's priority!

MessyTessy

Lingling...........are you still teaching Chinese??