Première étape pour apprendre le chinois =>>> Apprendre le chinois taïwanais facilement avec Nina.

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Hi, I am Nina. A recent graduate from VUB, currently looking for a job. I've been in BXL for 2 years, and I discovered that many people are interested in learning Chinese. I am on my journey of teaching Chinese, and hopefully, it will become one of my careers in the future. Let's work on Chinese together!
Salut, je suis Nina. Récemment diplômée de la VUB, je suis actuellement à la recherche d'un emploi. Je vis à BXL depuis 2 ans, et j'ai découvert que beaucoup de gens s'intéressent à l'apprentissage du chinois. Je suis en train de me lancer dans l'enseignement du chinois, et j'espère que cela deviendra l'une de mes carrières à l'avenir. Apprenons le chinois ensemble !

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Taiwanese use traditional characters in writing and we do not use "pin yin", however I am still capable to teach.
Just a reminder.

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Clase en el domicilio del profesor :

Ixelles, Belgium

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Niños (7-12 años)

Adolescentes (13-17 años)

Adultos (18-64 años)

Tercera edad (65+ años)

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60 minutos

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chino

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Chino

Chino mandarín

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Nueva York

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Alessandro

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I have a very detailed knowledge of Chinese Mandarin having been eight times in China. At 20, I am a hyper polyglot with a knowledge of 28 languages, 12 of which I speak with a level above B2. I am now in Taiwan where I will take intensive courses in Mandarin Chinese and will come back on the 1st of February.

I spent two times on television (JT of the one and broadcast of what I mingle on RTL-TVI.

I give infallible language courses where I also reveal the secrets that ensured my success in language learning.

Alejandra

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I will be teaching Mandarin from the beginning and start explaining how it works. It does not have an alphabet, so be ready to enjoy a whole new different way of learning a language!

You will learn pronouns, numbers, basic grammar, principal verbs, interrogation particles, time particles, and vocabulary, progressively.

I will also be sending some exercises for you to practice what we have learned and have your character writing on point.

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Would you like your children to have some help with their English homework? Or do you want to practice your spoken skills in English with someone? In any case, I will be happy to help!

If there is anything you need, I’m always up for questions and clarifications!

Do not worry about schedules. We can both be flexible whenever necessary. We don’t want to add up stress, but to have a good time discovering these amazing languages!

Wei

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Hi 你好, if you are looking for teacher for Chinese learning, I’m here to help. I love teaching Chinese and sharing culture differences. I'm good at Chinese calligraphy too, if you are interested in that 😊

Before moving to Belgium, I have lived around 10 years in Spain and Denmark, and have taught Chinese there.

I can also speak fluent English and Spanish, and I’m learning Dutch and French at the moment.

Dinara

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My name is Dinara, and I have been teaching Chinese for over 15 years. I hold a degree in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language. Languages are my true passion — I speak several of them, and this experience helps me better understand the challenges my students face when learning Chinese.

When teaching, I focus on what matters most: communication. My students don’t just memorize characters and grammar rules — they learn how to speak Chinese confidently. Many beginners are intimidated by Chinese writing, but I make it simple and engaging by introducing characters through associations and stories. After all, Chinese characters are pictures:
• 人 means “person” (a figure walking, seen from the side)
• 从 means “to follow” (two people walking together)
• 众 means “crowd” (three people together)

The Chinese language is in many ways easier than English. Its grammar is straightforward, without endings, prefixes, or suffixes. In Chinese, many words are very visual and logical — they are compound words, similar to English examples like blackboard, toothbrush, or snowman.
For instance:
• “to fly + machine” = airplane
• “ice + box” = refrigerator
• “fire + mountain” = volcano
This way of building words makes Chinese vocabulary easier to understand and remember.

Due to a busy teaching schedule, I currently teach exclusively online. I also lead a team of native Chinese teachers who are fluent in English, Spanish, German, French, Dutch, and Italian. I personally trained each of them in my teaching method. With this system, students can progress from beginner to HSK 5 in just two years, enabling them to use Chinese for work purposes and to study at universities in China. My students have successfully gone on to work at the European Parliament, large corporations, Chinese companies, and pursue studies in China.

Beyond lessons, I create opportunities for students to immerse themselves in the language. Every summer, I organize a four-week study program at a Chinese university. We also hold regular visits to Chinese restaurants, where students practice their speaking skills in a real cultural environment.

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