Isbn: 9798192080481 - learn chinese for travellers: essential mandarin phrases, tones, and cultural know-how for your trip to china (5 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Stop pointing and hoping. Start actually talking. Learn Chinese for Travellers isn't a grammar textbook, and it doesn't pretend to make you fluent. It's the exact, narrow slice of Mandarin a traveler actually needs - the phrases that turn immigration, taxis, menus, markets, and hotel front desks from stressful guesswork into something you can actually handle, tone by tone. Most phras Elektronisches Buch hand you a list of words and leave you to figure out why your pronunciation isn't landing. This one starts with the single most important thing nobody warns you about: in Mandarin, how you say a syllable changes what you're saying. Get the tone shape right, even imperfectly, and doors open. Get it wrong, and 'mother' becomes 'horse.' Chapter 1 makes tones make sense - genuinely, for the first time, for most readers - before a single phrase is introduced. From there, the book is organized the way a trip actually unfolds, not the way a grammar course does: - Landing and clearing immigration without fumbling for the right document - Getting a taxi, using the subway, and reading an address the way locals do - Paying with Alipay and WeChat Pay - and knowing when cash is still your only option - Ordering food with zero English on the menu, and handling allergies and dietary needs precisely - Bargaining in a market without causing offense - or getting overcharged - Handling a pharmacy visit, a lost passport, or a genuine emergency - The etiquette that shapes how every interaction actually feels - gift-giving, dining norms, saving face - Enough characters to read 'exit,' 'spicy,' and 'no smoking' on sight, without studying to read a newspaper This book won't make you sound like a native speaker. It will make you the traveler who orders confidently, bargains fairly, asks for help when it matters, and occasionally gets a genuine smile from a stranger for trying. Includes: a complete travel vocabulary list, a character recognition cheat sheet, and a tear-out phrase quick-reference card. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Stop pointing and hoping. Start actually talking. Learn Chinese for Travellers isn't a grammar textbook, and it doesn't pretend to make you fluent. It's the exact, narrow slice of Mandarin a traveler actually needs - the phrases that turn immigration, taxis, menus, markets, and hotel front desks from stressful guesswork into something you can actually handle, tone by tone. Most phrasebooks hand you a list of words and leave you to figure out why your pronunciation isn't landing. This one starts with the single most important thing nobody warns you about: in Mandarin, how you say a syllable changes what you're saying. Get the tone shape right, even imperfectly, and doors open. Get it wrong, and "mother" becomes "horse." Chapter 1 makes tones make sense - genuinely, for the first time, for most readers - before a single phrase is introduced. From there, the book is organized the way a trip actually unfolds, not the way a grammar course does: Landing and clearing immigration without fumbling for the right documentGetting a taxi, using the subway, and reading an address the way locals doPaying with Alipay and WeChat Pay - and knowing when cash is still your only optionOrdering food with zero English on the menu, and handling allergies and dietary needs preciselyBargaining in a market without causing offense - or getting overchargedHandling a pharmacy visit, a lost passport, or a genuine emergencyThe etiquette that shapes how every interaction actually feels - gift-giving, dining norms, saving faceEnough characters to read "exit," "spicy," and "no smoking" on sight, without studying to read a newspaper This book won't make you sound like a native speaker. It will make you the traveler who orders confidently, bargains fairly, asks for help when it matters, and occasionally gets a genuine smile from a stranger for trying. Includes: a complete travel vocabulary list, a character recognition cheat sheet, and a tear-out phrase quick-reference card. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …