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This course strengthens Chinese listening, writing, and speaking skills and focuses on strengthening oral and expressive skills The course is designed for exchange students and visiting students only. The Chinese course is offered for those students who are taking Chinese course Intermediate I, II & III from NTU Center for International Education. The course aims to enable students to learn Chinese with joy through games and group activities. Except for improving students' listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, the course could help students further understand Taiwanese culture and language.
COURSE DETAIL
COURSE DETAIL
COURSE DETAIL
COURSE DETAIL
This course strengthens Chinese listening, writing, and speaking skills and focuses on strengthening oral and expressive skills The course is designed for exchange students and visiting students only. The Chinese course is offered for those students who are taking Chinese course Intermediate I, II & III from NTU Center for International Education. The course aims to enable students to learn Chinese with joy through games and group activities. Except for improving students' listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, the course could help students further understand Taiwanese culture and language.
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This course is a continuation of Elementary Taiwanese Hakka I. It reinforces both Hakka literacy and spoken conversation. Conversation topics include: interpreting literature and documents; conducting research; critical appreciation and inquiry; communication and writing skills and creativity; language analysis abilities; analytical understanding and creative thinking in the humanistic study of Chinese language, literature and culture; global vision; and multicultural understanding. Text: BEGINNING COLLEGE HAKKA LANGUAGE. Assessment: quizzes, participation, attendance, midterm exam, and final presentation.
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This course covers the most prominent poems from the Tang dynasty looking at poem structure, syntax and rhyme. The significance of the poems is analyzed both in the context of past and modern eras. The course also covers new vocabulary words and sentence structures. Students will be given weekly homework assignments, a midterm exam and a final exam. The course is conducted in Chinese.
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COURSE DETAIL
Taiwanese is one of the most important language in Taiwan, it's also the ethnic language for most Taiwanese. This course is based on Elementary Taiwanese I, yet it's a non-intensive course for beginners. At the end of the course, students are expected to use Roman alphabets to spell Taiwanese, and students can read, write, speak and listen for daily use.
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