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  • #62
    maximus22
    Closed Accounts Posts: 28 ✭maximus22


    yoko wrote: »
    hi, everybody, i teach Mandarin and Cantonese in Galway, flexible time and resonable charge, years of teaching experience. contact me if you are interested: yoocowu@yahoo.com.cn

    Hi Yoko,
    I want to learn Chinese! but Im in Dublin area, do you know any one running a class there! I can not seem to find anyone.


    Rgd
    Maximus


  • #63
    yoko
    Closed Accounts Posts: 19 ✭yoko


    maximus22 wrote: »
    Hi Yoko,
    I want to learn Chinese! but Im in Dublin area, do you know any one running a class there! I can not seem to find anyone.


    Rgd
    Maximus

    i'm sorry, i realy don't know anyone in Dublin. but there is some one in this post is in Dublin. you can have a check. I am sure there are many in Dublin.


  • #64
    maximus22
    Closed Accounts Posts: 28 ✭maximus22


    Thank you Yoko.


  • #65
    pprendeville
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,909 ✭✭✭pprendeville


    i'm interested in learning too in Dublin. My wife's Chinese but I don't like studying with her. Repeat repeat repeat. Not my style at all. Drives me mad.

    So I'm looking for someone who's more practical and with a good track record if possible.


  • #66
    Supercell
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,646 ✭✭✭✭Supercell


    pprendeville wrote: »
    i'm interested in learning too in Dublin. My wife's Chinese but I don't like studying with her. Repeat repeat repeat. Not my style at all. Drives me mad.

    So I'm looking for someone who's more practical and with a good track record if possible.

    Lol, I know EXACTLY how that feels!
    We may love them but studying with a partner can be very stressful!!
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  • #67
    Serinna Tsu
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭Serinna Tsu


    Hi, there. I want to teach mandarin in Waterford. Im a chinese lady from Beijing, China. :p So i can speak the perfect mandarin with the Beijing accent. And i have the years of teaching experience. If you have any interest, please feel free to email me serinnaxu@hotmail.com thanks!


  • #68
    Jiawei He
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭Jiawei He


    I am a Chinese student studying in Michael Smurfit Business school. I would like to help someone who needs to improve his/her speaking in Chinese.
    Plz contact me if you need help
    Email:hejiawei0716@gmail.com


  • #69
    yoko
    Closed Accounts Posts: 19 ✭yoko


    Hello, everyone. I'm Yoko. I've post a few advert here for Chinese lesson in Galway area before. I have been teaching Chinese to Irish for the last three years here in Galway. And I have also taught Chinese for 4 years in the high schools in China. With lots of experice.

    Now I'm available for on line lesson if you are interested. This will be more convenient for those students who are not in Galway.

    But for on-line lesson, you can only learn general speaking. I can't figure how to teach writing through internet. The lesson will be taken via skype or MSN.

    For more details please contact me via email: xingcowell@yahoo.co.uk


  • #70
    qicheng
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8 ✭qicheng


    maximus22 wrote: »
    Hi Yoko,
    I want to learn Chinese! but Im in Dublin area, do you know any one running a class there! I can not seem to find anyone.


    Rgd
    Maximus


    Hi, Maximus,

    Are you still interested in finding a Chinese teacher in Dublin?
    I am a professional and have taught many students who from Europe or America. I just graduated from Trinity College, Dublin for my Master degree. I can plan the classes according to your requirments.
    Contact me: wuqi@tcd.ie


  • #71
    qicheng
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8 ✭qicheng


    pprendeville wrote: »
    i'm interested in learning too in Dublin. My wife's Chinese but I don't like studying with her. Repeat repeat repeat. Not my style at all. Drives me mad.

    So I'm looking for someone who's more practical and with a good track record if possible.

    Hello. I am a professional Chinese teacher and have taught many students who from Europe or America. I just graduated from Trinity College, Dublin for my Master degree. If you are interested in learning Mandarin, please contact me: wuqi@tcd.ie


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  • #72
    booksale
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 436 ✭✭booksale


    I am an experienced primary teacher from Hong Kong. I am offering Mandarin or Cantonese lessons to people who are interested in Chinese culture.

    I have experience teaching kids Mandarin/ Cantonese and Chinese. They enjoy the lessons.

    I have also teaching experience with adults. I am currently teaching adults on one to one basic. I am told to be a very good teacher.

    For kids, I would use lively approach. For adults, I would provide systematic notes that are tailor-made to suit the students.

    Cantonese is my native and I also pass the Mandarin examination in Hong Kong as well.

    Both Cantonese and Mandarin are Chinese dialects. But all Chinese share the same written Chinese language. I am very good at writing and I won literary prizes in Hong Kong. I also enjoy writing poems, though I am not a very productive writer. :rolleyes:

    I am also working as a Part time interpretor. I have very good English so communication would not be a problem.

    I am a full time student doing my second degree (Montessori). I am free at this moment on Tuesdays 1-4pm, Fridays before 4pm, Saturdays anytime and Sundays after 4pm.

    Lessons can be provide in your house (in Dublin city centre or around) or in a quiet cafe.

    If you are interested to learn the Chinese culture and the Chinese language, please email me at ywc618@yahoo.co.uk


  • #73
    linwujia2076
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭linwujia2076


    I’m a female native Mandarin speaker in age of 22.I am also a student in Dublin, Ireland. I plan to have master degree in UCD.
    Whether you are just starting out, want to improve your Mandarin, need help with your homework, or have any special requirements, I can help you.
    - Children and adults
    - Structured approach with lessons and homework
    - Chinese culture and history
    - Conversation practice
    - Grammar practice
    - Pinyin and Chinese characters

    Please email me at linwujia2076@hotmail.com for further details


  • #74
    assorti
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9 ✭assorti


    Hi,

    I would love to learn Chinese. Anybody in Cork who can give Chinese lessons ?


  • #75
    safecon
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭safecon


    Dear Sir/Madam

    We would required a Chinese interpreter for a Safe Pass training course that we are running tomorrow (23rd December) in our office on 3 North Earl Street, Dublin 1.
    Starting hour:8 :00
    Finishing hour: 16:30

    The fee for the interpreting service will be paid on the day (cash)

    Could you please send the quotation /or contact me on 01 8726551 ASAP.


    Thank you
    Sylvia

    www.safecon.ie


  • #76
    jujulia
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭jujulia


    Hello,

    I am professional Chinese teacher from Taiwan. I have taught Chinese as a second language in National Political University in Taipei and other institutions to students, professional, EU diplomats, and other even other Chinese teachers.

    I have proven experience in lecture design and lecturing as well as all relevant government and 3rd party certificates and recommendations.

    Interesting option I offer is teaching Chinese over Skype. I have designed methodology that I have successfully tested. Progress is about 10 - 20% slower compared to face-to-face lessons, but time-saving and flexibility in setting lecture times is substantial (evening / weekend classes).


    Please call my husband/manager at Skype "martingroch" to discuss the details.

    Julia


  • #77
    brenna826
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭brenna826


    hi everyone
    I am native Chinese speaker with fully experience teaching Chinese from beginners to advance level.
    I am available to teach HSK and PSC Professional Chinese exams.
    Also provide interpreter and translator work.
    Good competitive rate. For further information please contact me.

    Class only available in Dublin area.


  • #78
    Yvonne Meng
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭Yvonne Meng


    We offer cheap course to learn Chinese, only 10 euro/h on a one to one basis.
    Here is the COURSE OBJECTIVES for beginners:
    • Students learn the basic combinations of Chinese phonemes and to pronounce them correctly in terms of both articulation and also the four tones.
    • Students become skilled in basic oral communication through listening and speaking training to meet the demands of simple interpersonal dialogue, including: greeting, asking questions, self-introduction, etc.
    • Students gain a better understanding of Chinese culture and society.
    TARGET AUDIENCE: Absolute beginners in Chinese. No prior knowledge of Chinese language is assumed. SESSION & COURSE DURATION: Around 2 hours week. 10 weeks in total. Time is according to you. COURSE FEE Rate: 10 euro/h
    We also offer course for intermediate and advanced students. For details just email us or call us.
    If you are interest please email freshfinder@gmail.com or text/call 087-7607689


  • #79
    ruby723
    Closed Accounts Posts: 89 ✭✭ruby723


    If anyone in Cork want to learn Chinese. I can help.
    Native Chinese speaker, doing PhD in UCC.
    Also I am a quite friendly girl. :)


  • #80
    Yang
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9 ✭Yang


    Hi everybody:) I'm a native chinese speaker,I can speak both mandarin and cantonese.anyone wanna learn to speak chinese I will be happy to help,u can help my english in return if u r native english speaker..drop me a line if u r interested..Cheers!


  • #81
    Lanaier
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 604 ✭✭✭Lanaier


    Hey,


    If anyone is interested in learning Mandarin checkout these links:

    This guy Francois Tchiegue does this video webcast here in Beijing. (or at least he used to)
    http://www.bonlive.com/search/sid-12.php

    These guys at ChinesePod have a pretty good podcast going
    http://chinesepod.com/
    I think you may have to pay for some content but there is definitely some good free stuff.

    Dim Sum Chinese Tools is a program I have found invaluable over the last few years.
    http://www.mandarintools.com/dimsum.html

    Enjoy!


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  • #82
    _Andy_
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7 ✭_Andy_


    Hey,

    I was wondering if anyone knew of anywhere in Cork city that is doing Mandarin classes, ideally in the evening. I think UCC is doing something like that but I think it's a full time thing.

    Or if there is anyone that would like to teach Mandarin I would be happy to do a language swap or something.

    I have been learning for a few months on and off via the internet but would really like something a bit more structured.

    Thanks


  • #83
    ta2liam
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 62 ✭✭ta2liam


    Anybody teaching in Kildare/Carlow area? I've been to China a few times and would like to pick up the lingo:D


  • #84
    fayer
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 913 ✭✭✭fayer


    Anyone teaching in North Dublin? Please PM me.

    Steve


  • #85
    ChanS
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭ChanS


    Greetings to everybody.
    I am a Chinese native who works in the legal profession in Ireland.
    My profession was Chinese teacher who taught non-Chinese students in Language College in Shanghai, China. I am experienced in teaching Beginner's Chinese and Business Chinese.

    My teaching method is friendly individual student approach which developed with my years' experience.

    I am providing a free class which is going to briefly introduce Chinese Culture, Language, my teaching method and some beginner's greetings vocabulary and sentences. Following up classes will be at a competitive affordable rate.

    All inquiries are welcome.

    susanna_shi@hotmail.com
    0879467982


  • #86
    Bluehaven
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭Bluehaven


    I am professional lecturer in accounting and business and I am interested in providing private tuition in exchange for chinese language lessons.


  • #87
    idayang
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 75 ✭✭idayang


    Hello, I am a native Chinese speaker.now i live in Dublin.
    I majored in Chinese Language and Literature, I got a Master's degree with that. I have relative Mandarin certificate.
    I was an editor and journalist in China.
    I'd like to have language exchange in Dublin.
    Anyone has interest can contact me: idayang@gmail.com


  • #88
    Aitor
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 22 ✭Aitor


    Hi everyone,

    Are there any native Chinese speakers who would be willing to offer lessons/language exchange in the Monaghan/Armagh/Cavan/Louth areas?

    Thanks,

    Aitor


  • #89
    lich
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭lich


    Teaching experience:
    Majored in language education. Graduates of Trinity College for language teaching.
    2009-2010 teaching chinese evening course in Confucius School, UCD
    2008-2009 teaching chinese evening courese for chinese alumnia in Trinity

    my thesis: language learned to be used
    I wont tell you chinese grammar and sentence structures.I will let you find them yourself by trying to answer my questions. And that's the only assignments for each learner---answering the questions.

    what we gonna do in class is focusing on how to speak, how to use, how to response and how to change into your ways.

    course aim: promote communicational abilities
    1. improving chinese listening and speaking skills for very basic level
    2. enlarge chinese oral vocabularies and phrases for intermediate level
    3. empowering reading skills for advanced level

    methodolody
    1. learner-centred
    2. face to face
    3. all chinese during the class (first three classes bilingual for very basic learners;first two classes bilingual for upper levels)
    4.a quiz every five weeks (oral and listening)

    Duration
    ten weeks
    two hours each week

    Time
    Friday and Saturday 10 am-15 pm (any two hours )

    Place
    in dublin city only (dublin 1-dublin 16)

    fees
    15 euro/hour

    contact
    chineseteaching25@gmail.com

    If you are interested in chinese learning, please contact me via emails, i will send you a list to check what level you might be at. And then the outline of the ten-week learning at your level. If everything is fine, let's talk about more details.


  • #90
    LC_Jordan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭LC_Jordan


    Hi, anyone in Tralee would like to learn Chinese? I am a student in I.T.Tralee, I am from China, this is my 3rd year in college, so if you are in Tralee and would like to learn Chinese writing and speaking, please contact me, my email: lc_liangcheng@hotmail.com, my mobile: 0873220547.

    Thank you :)

    Cheng Liang


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  • #91
    Ning0098
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3 ✭Ning0098


    Hi everyone,

    I am a chinese native speaker from Beijing. And I am UCC postgraduate student now. I'd like to teach anyone who wants to learn Chinese Mandarin and Chinese culture. If you are interested in it, please email me, ningincork@gmail.com


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