Instant Immersion Level - Chinese Mandarin [Download]

Instant Immersion
Instant Immersion Level 1 - Chinese Mandarin [Download]
by Topics Entertainment
Platform:   Windows Vista / 7 / XP

Buy new: $29.99

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Instant Immersion is fun and easy to use! It is the perfect way to learn a new language for travel, business or school. Instant Immersion Level 1 uses natural image association techniques to help you learn as easily as you learned your first language. Learn basic vocabulary and everyday phrases in no time! Instant Immersion Level 1 teaches you the essential words and phrases you will need in order to get around with ease. Topics include first words, food, colors, phrases, body parts, numbers, time, shopping, countries and more. Practice your new language with virtual flashcards, play games and use the advanced record-and-playback feature to practice pronunciation. Even print out a picture dictionary for learning on the go!

Why learn Mandarin Chinese?
China’s economy is the second largest in the word and is predicted to become the world’s largest economy by the year 2016. This explains why so many companies do business in and with China, but China is also one of the most traveled destinations on the planet. Knowing basic Mandarin Chinese words and phrases before traveling to China or a Mandarin Chinese-speaking country will help you feel more at ease during your trip.

Visiting China:
In addition to its economy, China is experiencing a tourism boom. Worldwide, China is one of the hottest tourist markets right now, and is the third most visited country. While traveling to China, it is good to keep in mind that while English is becoming more popular, most of the Chinese population does not understand it. There are many varieties of the Chinese language, but Mandarin is widely accepted as a standard form. A few of the major travel destinations in China include the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, Hong Kong and the Kowloon Peninsula, and Nanjing Road in Shanghai. Beyond sightseeing, travelers will definitely want to try real Chinese cuisine!