Tian Laoshi: Mandarin Intermediate Homonym Review Review Part 2 of 4

Hi! I am Gary Peplow and I have been studying Zhong Wen (Chinese Culture) over 7 years now. These videos are actual classes where my teacher, Tian Laoshi, teaches me on ZOOM. There are many places to learn Mandarin on the internet, however very few places that you experience old school Mandarin class. These videos are actual ZOOM classes where Tian Laoshi introduces new videos and concepts. She also reinforces past important concepts. This is old school Mandarin teaching that will help refresh your Mandarin you are a new student to Mandarin, it will help to tune your ears to the phonics of Hanyu. (Han Chinese) Enjoy the fun! “Tian Laoshi: Mandarin Intermediate Homonym Review Review Parts 1 through 4“, are a review of Intermediate Mandarin Homonyms. During these lessons Tian Laoshi reviews common Intermediate Homonyms. Just as in any language many words sound the same. This is doubly true for Westerners learning Mandarin. Mandarin is much like singing. You can tell if a song is being sung well by how the artist plays or sings the notes. This video helps to identify, hear and use these important words. There are 4 videos in this series. Tian Laoshi introduces them to me in the video and then we discuss their use. If you want to practice these important words join us. At the end of each video you will be directed to “Yang Yang Chinese“. The link I provide will connect you to a recorded session that really helped me understand Mandarin Spoken Tones.