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The Importance of business Chinese
2019/05/13

China is and will be an important business and economic partner of the world, so Mandarin has fast become on of the most widely used language in the world of trade and commerce over the past decade. As a result, having an excellent knowledge of Chinese for business is going to become vital for success in any employee’s career. Business Chinese is a specialised area of Chinese relating to the language used in business and trade. Every year more and more people are studying courses in Business Chinese to improve their chances of finding a job in China, career prospects and to be able to do business in China. If you’ve already studied a General Chinese course, or your Chinese is already quite good, you might be wondering if it would be useful to study Business Chinese.

 

Business Chinese differs from general Chinese, so even if you know how to get by on holiday or could have a reasonably fluent conversation with a Chinese-speaking friend, you will probably still struggle in a business environment. Business Chinese lessons aim to cover a range of skills that are found in everyday work scenarios.If you are struggling to understand your business partners in China, trying to get a better relationship with a customer, With learning business Chinese, you will learn some expressions and phrases that help you improve your conversations and negotiations in Mandarin. Studying Business Chinese will also ensure that you are proficient in the use of Chinese for email communications. In many businesses, email is the most common form of written communication and it required a completely different language use.

 

Here at EasyChinese, we provide comprehensive Business English courses. You’ll learn the skills you need to do betterin international business situations, improving your Business Chinese communication skills and grammar along the way, and You’ll practice reading, writing, listening and speaking in a business context.

 

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