Nemon Yu

Nemon graduated from Xi'an International Studies University four years ago with a degree in Linguistics. She has been teaching Chinese for more than four years. She also trains teachers to teach Chinese as a foreign language She has more than 60 students- the youngest one is just 5 years old and the oldest one is almost 70. She makes very personal study plans for each student. Frequent feedback in and out of class make her students always aware of their problems and progress in learning Chinese. She has made every effort to be a friend to her students and to help them learn Chinese happily.

Use Chinese Slang and Speak like a Native!

November 2, 2018April 10, 2018 by Nemon Yu

Slang is a kind of informal language which actually means other things, instead of its literal meaning. All languages have slang, and Chinese is no exception. We all know plenty of English slang. For example, the expression ‘hit the road’ does not really mean to hit the road. It means ‘Let’s go!’ ‘It’s raining cats … Read more

25 frequently used Chinese sentences you need to know

November 2, 2018February 28, 2018 by Nemon Yu

In this article, we will focus on some frequently used Chinese sentences, which are particularly useful for people who have just started to learn Chinese or who want to travel to China. These sentences will come in handy, are simple and basic, and may help you survive certain social situations. We’ve divided them into 6 … Read more

Quick Q&A with Teacher Marina: “HSK has become a passport for foreign students to China.”

November 2, 2018January 3, 2018 by Nemon Yu

Marina, who now lives in Beijing, has more than seven years of experience teaching Chinese to kids and adults, both as individuals and in groups. Her classes are very interactive and focuses a lot on training her students how to speak. She helps many students from various countries prepare for the HSK via the Skype … Read more

The character “好(hao)” means more than Good ?

November 2, 2018July 27, 2016 by Nemon Yu

We all know the word “好 (hǎo) ” is good in Chinese. However, for most of Chinese learners, you may not know “好”can be pronounced with fourth tone. It would be “好 (hào)“, which is used as a verb and it means “like”. Let’s see examples here. 1. 好吃(hào chī) like eating (Jùshuō Guǎnɡdōnɡ rén … Read more

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