Learn Mandarin and Chinese Etiquette

A native Mandarin speaker with over 16 years experience living in China and extensive exposure to the Western business environment teaches you the essential Mandarin phrases and Chinese cultural skills.

This video uses phonetic breakdowns and visual demonstrations to give you the key knowledge to make traveling and doing business in China easy! This is the best way to learn Mandarin online!

PLUS all proceeds from the video will go to Love Without Boundaries a charity dedicated to providing resources to brighten the lives of Chinese orphans.

Production Team: We are four students who are studying entrepreneurship at the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin.

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We are four students at the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin. This MindBite lesson on learning Chinese phrases and etiquette was created for an Entrepreneurial Management class project. More importantly all the proceeds go straight to Love Without Boundaries a charity dedicated to helping Chinese orphans

Chinese Etiquette

12/05/2007

~ candyanstee

I thought this was a clear overview of dealing with everyday life in china without experienceing too many embarrassing moments.

Great Video

12/05/2007

~ redaunt

This video provides much needed information for people travelling to China on business or for pleasure.

Chinese 101 good start....

11/18/2007

~ rainmaker

I think this is a pretty good way to get some basic tips for first time business travelers to China. Tough language....I think it would help to have the phrase in English on the same screen as the pronunciation as a constant reminder of what you are saying. I found myself having to go back and look at the previous screen to remember what the phrases meant. I really liked the phonic help below the actual phrase, I think with a little practice I could make use of these phrases on a trip someday. I think it also would be helpful to hear the actual phrases in a real conversation at full speed to really hear what they will sound like with the natives. All too often phrases in other langauges are taught at a slow pace and can't be recognized when in a real life situation.

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