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happylinda
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Joined: Aug 05, 2007
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Aug 05, 2007 - 10:11 PM |
 
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| Post subject: Business Mandarin Course for Businessman! |
Basic Business Chinese (BBC) course, which is designed for preliminary and intermediate-low level learners of Chinese or to beginners with a survival competence in the language. It can also be used for those who wish to acquire oral linguistic sills in Chinese business communication, and those who do business or work as expatriates in China.
Training Objectives
Upon completion of Basic Business Chinese (BBC), learner will be able to:
Learn about the standard Chinese language, Chinese grammar, Chinese word order, Chinese grammatical terms to be used in this textbook, Chinese writing system, Chinese pronunciation and pinyin Romanization system, different greetings in general social situations and expressions for introduction in business settings.
Learn about business forms of address, business positions, titles, ranks, business cards, business work units, business locations, phone numbers and people’s identities and nationalities as well as numbers that are used in real business situations and functional ways.
Learn about communicative ways of stating one’s business educational background, business-related studies and subject matters, past business work experience and business career as well as knowledge about working as an expatriate for a multinational corporation in China and how to apply for a position as an expatriate.
For more details, pl contact Tops Mandarin:33820086,33820087
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Andreas
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Joined: Feb 27, 2004
Posts: 6332
Location: 31 N 121 E
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Aug 06, 2007 - 12:18 AM |
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Your whole course is one big contradiction. You are talking about business. There is only one international language of business, and that is English. Any company here that is dealing with another company, and they can not communicate in English, knows already that they teamed up with loser. Been there so many times.
It used to be my main selection criterium. Send an inquiry by email or fax to a prospect Chinese supplier. If you would not get an answer in English within 1 day, off the list with this one.
So what would be Mandarin of any use at all to conduct international business here? Total waste of time. |
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