Chino básico: Los viajes de negocios from Coursera

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Introducción al Curso 3

Hola, y bienvenidos al tercer curso, el último curso de la especialización Chino básico para hispanohablantes. En este curso aprenderemos frases y palabras útiles que se usarán en los viajes de negocios a la China. Aprenderemos cómo pedir un taxi, comunicarnos con las azafatas en el avión, registrarnos en un hotel, pedir comida en un restaurante y ¡mucho más! Esperamos que disfruten de este último curso y que sigan aprendiendo chino.

Módulo 1: En el aeropuerto y más

Hola a todos y todas. En este primer módulo del tercer curso, aprenderemos cómo comunicarnos con un taxista, cómo hacer preguntas en el aeropuerto y más. ¡Esperamos que les guste! Mucha suerte.

Módulo 2: En el hotel

Bienvenidos al segundo módulo del tercer curso. En este módulo aprenderemos lenguaje hotelero. Es decir, aprenderemos frases útiles para comunicarnos con la recepción y navegar por el hotel. ¿Listos? ¡Ya vamos!

Módulo 3: ¡A comer!

Saludos a todos y todas. Por fin llegamos al módulo que todos esperaban, ¡la comida! Aquí aprenderemos frases útiles para pedir comida en un restaurante. ¿Listos? ¡Buen provecho!

Módulo 4: "En el mercado"

Saludos, y bienvenidos al cuarto módulo, donde seguiremos con el tema de la comida. En este módulo, nos enfocaremos más en el vocabulario de la comida y las frases para hacer compras en un supermercado chino. ¿Listos para ir de compras? ¡Ya vamos!

Módulo 5: "El viaje entero"

Bienvenidos al quinto módulo, el último módulo del curso 3. En este último módulo, repasamos toda la información de los primeros cuatro módulos y combinamos todos los temas dentro de un solo contexto para que vean como sería usar todo el lenguaje que aprendimos de manera natural y lógica. ¡Esperamos que disfruten el último módulo! ¡Buena suerte y zaijian!

Módulo 6: Examen final del Curso 3

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Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Explores language used in real-life scenarios, such as asking for directions or ordering food

Suitable for learners with prior knowledge in Chinese, as it builds on concepts covered in the first two courses in the series

Provides practical language skills for navigating travel situations in China

Covers various topics related to travel, including transportation, accommodation, dining, and shopping

Taught by experienced instructors, Emilia Gracia and Kim Chamberlin

Aligned with the objectives of the Chinese Basic for Spanish Speakers Specialization

Reviews summary

Well-structured chino basics course

This course, the final installment of the Chino básico: Los viajes de negocios Specialization, is well-received by students, who report that it is well-structured, practical, and provides a strong foundation in business language. The course covers a variety of topics, including how to order food, give directions to a taxi driver, and check into a hotel. Students appreciate the clear explanations and engaging format, though some wish there were more opportunities to practice writing characters.

Clear and engaging explanations.

"Bien explicado pero también hubiera puesto los caracteres en cada oración y dialogo "

Covers a variety of useful topics for business travelers.

"En este curso aprenderemos frases y palabras útiles que se usarán en los viajes de negocios a la China."

"Aprenderemos cómo pedir un taxi, comunicarnos con las azafatas en el avión, registrarnos en un hotel, pedir comida en un restaurante y ¡mucho más!"

Practical course with useful phrases for business travel.

"Excelente curso!! muy práctico, me gustó mucho, aprendí bastante"

Limited opportunities to practice writing characters.

"hubiera agregado también los caracteres chinos en cada diapositiva de cada lección no solamente la fonética "

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Chino básico: Los viajes de negocios with these activities:

Review vocabulary

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Reviewing vocabulary related to the destinations described in the course will help you improve your comprehension and recall.

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List down the key terms and vocabulary found in the course materials, particularly those related to the destination you are interested in.
Create flashcards or use online resources to practice and review the vocabulary.

Volunteer at a Chinese cultural center or community event

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Volunteering at Chinese cultural events or centers will allow you to interact with native speakers, learn about Chinese culture, and practice your language skills in a real-life setting.

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Find local Chinese cultural centers or organizations that offer volunteer opportunities.
Contact the organization and inquire about volunteer positions that match your interests.
Attend volunteer training or orientation sessions to learn about the organization and your role.

Practice pronunciation with a language app

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Using language learning apps with guided pronunciation lessons will help you improve your speaking skills and confidence.

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Find a reputable language learning app that offers pronunciation lessons.
Set aside a specific time each day to practice your pronunciation.
Record yourself speaking and compare your pronunciation to native speakers.

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Join a Chinese language exchange group

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Joining a language exchange group will provide you with opportunities to practice speaking Chinese with native speakers and enhance your cultural understanding.

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Look for local language exchange groups or online communities dedicated to Chinese language learning.
Attend meetings or online sessions regularly to interact with native speakers.
Take an active role in conversations and ask questions to improve your speaking skills.

Record yourself speaking Chinese

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Recording yourself speaking Chinese will help you identify areas for improvement and track your progress.

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Choose a topic or conversation starter to talk about.
Record yourself speaking for a few minutes, focusing on delivering your message clearly and accurately.
Review your recording and identify areas for improvement, such as pronunciation, vocabulary, and fluency.

Read a Chinese travel guide or novel

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Reading a Chinese travel guide or novel can expose you to authentic language, cultural insights, and perspectives to enhance your learning.

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Choose a Chinese travel guide or novel that aligns with your interests and learning goals.
Set aside a specific time each day to read and make notes of unfamiliar vocabulary.
Use a dictionary or language learning app to look up new words and phrases.

Practice writing Chinese characters

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Regular practice writing Chinese characters will greatly enhance your character recognition and writing skills.

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Get a notebook or practice sheets specifically designed for Chinese character writing.
Practice writing the characters from the course materials, focusing on accuracy and stroke order.
Use online resources or apps to check your writing and receive feedback.

Participate in a Chinese language proficiency test

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Taking a Chinese language proficiency test will provide you with an objective assessment of your skills and help you set further learning goals.

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Research and select a reputable Chinese language proficiency test that aligns with your level and goals.
Prepare thoroughly for the test by reviewing the course materials and practicing your skills.
Take the test and use the results to identify areas for improvement and celebrate your achievements.

Career center

Learners who complete Chino básico: Los viajes de negocios will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Business Travel Specialist

The course description mentions that the third course of the program focuses on the language for business trips. A Business Travel Specialist would need to communicate with people from various backgrounds in different business scenarios, including the airport, hotels, and restaurants. This course will cover the essential phrases and words to succeed in these situations.

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Travel Agent

Travel Agents assist clients in planning and booking trips. They may specialize in a particular type of travel, such as business travel. This course may be helpful to Travel Agents who specialize in business travel to China. The course covers how to communicate effectively in Chinese in business settings, such as arranging transportation, booking hotels, and ordering food.

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Project Manager

Project Managers plan, execute, and close projects. They work to ensure that projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality. This course may be helpful for someone in this role as it will provide essential language skills for communicating with Chinese team members and stakeholders.

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Market Research Analyst

Market Research Analysts collect and analyze data about markets, customers, and competitors. They use this information to help businesses make informed decisions about product development, marketing, and sales. This course may be helpful for someone in this role as it will provide essential language skills for conducting research in China.

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Human Resources Manager

Human Resources Managers oversee all aspects of human resources, including recruiting, hiring, training, and compensation. They may work in a variety of industries, including technology, finance, and manufacturing. This course may be helpful for someone in this role as it will provide essential language skills for communicating with Chinese employees and candidates.

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Supply Chain Manager

Supply Chain Managers oversee the flow of goods and services from suppliers to customers. They work to ensure that products are delivered to the right place, at the right time, and at the right cost. This course may be helpful for someone in this role as it will provide essential language skills for communicating with Chinese suppliers and customers.

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Investment Banker

Investment Bankers help companies raise capital through the issuance of stocks and bonds. They also advise companies on mergers and acquisitions. This course may be helpful for someone in this role as it will provide essential language skills for communicating with Chinese investors and companies.

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Financial Analyst

Financial Analysts provide investment advice to individuals, companies, and organizations. They analyze financial data to identify investment opportunities and make recommendations. This course may be helpful for someone in this role as it will provide essential language skills for communicating with Chinese investors and companies.

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Purchasing Manager

Purchasing Managers are responsible for sourcing and procuring goods and services for their organizations. They may work in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, retail, and government. This course may be helpful for someone in this role as it will provide essential language skills for communicating with Chinese suppliers.

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Foreign Service Officer

Foreign Service Officers represent the United States government abroad by working in embassies and consulates around the world. They help to advance American interests, promote peace and prosperity, and protect American citizens overseas. This course may be helpful for someone in this role as it will provide essential language skills for communicating with Chinese counterparts.

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Logistics Manager

Logistics Managers plan, implement, and control the flow of goods and services. They may work in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, retail, and transportation. This course may be helpful for someone in this role as it will provide essential language skills for communicating with Chinese suppliers and customers.

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International Sales Representative

International Sales Representatives travel around the globe to meet with clients, sell products or services, and build relationships. This course may be helpful to someone in this role as it will help build a foundation in Chinese communication and customs, which could prove beneficial when interacting with Chinese clients.

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Management Consultant

Management Consultants advise businesses on how to improve their operations and achieve their goals. They may work in a variety of industries, including healthcare, technology, and finance. This course may be helpful for someone in this role as it will help build a foundation in Chinese communication and customs, which could prove beneficial when interacting with Chinese clients.

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Business Development Manager

Business Development Managers are responsible for identifying and developing new business opportunities. They may work in a variety of industries, including technology, finance, and manufacturing. This course may be helpful for someone in this role as it will help build a foundation in Chinese communication and customs, which could prove beneficial when interacting with Chinese clients.

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Software Engineer

Software Engineers design, develop, and maintain software applications. They may work in a variety of industries, including technology, finance, and manufacturing. This course may be helpful for someone in this role who wishes to be involved in international projects, particularly those involving Chinese companies or clients.

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