Business Chinese for Beginners: "What Business Do You Do?" with eChineseLearning
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Channel: eChineseLearning · 2018 · Education
Teacher Helena is part of the eChineseLearning team helping foreigners learn Chinese and explore new opportunities. For a Free Trial lesson of your own, sign up HERE: https://goo.gl/sdTKWi _______________________ In today's lesson, Teacher Helena introduces a sentence pattern that is applicable to business Mandarin Chinese. 是做 + business type + 的 / (shì zuò + business type + de) For example: Nǐ shì zuò shénme shēngyi de? 你是做什么生意的? What business do you do? Wǒ shì zuò fúzhuāng pīfā de. 我是做服装批发的。 I am doing the business of clothing wholesale. _______________________ In addition to this sentence structure, you can learn a new Chinese phrase: 服装批发 (fúzhuāng pīfā) = clothing wholesale _______________________ You can read more helpful Business Chinese blog articles in our full list here: https://bit.ly/2EwIr32 _______________________ When you sign up for your own Free Trial we will cover these topics together and you will gain personalized feedback and also confidence! Don't forget to subscribe and stay tuned for more Chinese lessons with us. You can beginner Chinese all the way up to advanced and also study for tests such as the HSK and Chinese AP. Learn Chinese on Skype and enjoy our online Chinese conversation lessons with qualified teachers in China! Please like, share and comment on today's video to keep in touch with us. www.echineselearning.com
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