New Chinese for Travelers Video

The importance of Chinese stands out as the most spoken language in the world with 1.28 billion people in China and various other parts of the word speaking it. China as a country is growing by leaps and bounds as a world power. Studies have shown that Chinese has become a popular choice for a second language among college students, surpassing previous favorites including Spanish, French, and German languages. This increasing popularity is not surprising since the growing appeal of Chinese culture in the west and worldwide.

TutorZ has released the 2nd video of its Basic Chinese for Travelers series on its youtube channel.  The first video covered greetings (lesson 1) and asking for directions (lesson 2).  This 2nd video consists of 2 more lessons (lessons 3 and 4). Lesson 3 teaches the vocabulary needed for a stay in a Chinese hotel.  Lesson 4 holds the basic questions one might ask when eating in a Chinese restaurant.

Basic Chinese for Travlers Part 2

Now that you have watched the video, let’s review the sentences and questions taught during the session.

Lesson 3 – Hotel
What time is the breakfast served?
What time is checkout?
Please help me keep my luggage.
My room number is?
Please call a taxi.
The air conditioning is broken.

Lesson 4 – Easting
What is your favorite food?
What’s in this?
I don’t eat.
I like to eat.
What’s the name of this dish?
I’m stuffed.

TutorZ has gone trough length to re-acquire the talents of an true Chinese speak to host the video. Also note the authentic Chinese setting and props seen in the background of the speakers office.

We hope you have enjoy watching it!

Dirk Wagner

About Dirk Wagner

Dirk Wagner is owner of Tutorz LLC. He holds a M.S. degree in computer science and has 8 years of experience as software engineer and researcher. Dirk has tutored math and computer science to dozens of students in Southern California. You can find him on Google+, youtube, facebook, twitter, tumblr, quora and pinterest.
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