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Yi Er San: My First Chinese Rhymes

出版社： Frances Lincoln

書林書號：

20185510

作者：

Mu, Jie/ Aggs, Patrice

定價：

690

會員價：

$587

ISBN：

9781847805317

出版年份：

2014

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Yı Ér Sãn takes children on an exciting journey in Mandarin Chinese. There are more than 25 traditional Chinese songs and nursery rhymes to learn and love, with key words labelled and illustrated on every page. The guide at the back of the book includes information about how the rhymes are used and translates useful phrases. With a CD that introduces the sounds and rhythms of the language, children will enjoy learning and speaking Chinese.

Format: Hardback, 24 Pages

ISBN: 9781847805317

Size: 7.717 in x 0.305 in x 9.449 in / 196 mm x 7.75 mm x 240 mm

Published: Aug. 7, 2014

Age Range: 5-8 years

JIE MU gained a Masters degree of translation and interpreting from the University of Westminster. He has been working as senior translator for nearly eight years for the publishing, advertising and business industries, and is inspired by his

young son. This is his first book for Frances Lincoln.

PATRICE AGGS was born in Michigan and moved to London in 1974 to study Fine Art at the City and Guilds Art School. Patrice has illustrated over 20 books, five of them for Frances Lincoln, including Un, Deux, Trois by Opal Dunn and Uno, Dos, Tres by Yanitzia Canetti.

"This book would be an excellent resource for Chinese parents living in an English-speaking country and wishing to help their young children to learn Mandarin…"

The School Librarian

"Yı Ér Sãn takes children on a journey in Mandarin Chinese with over 25 traditional Chinese songs and nursery rhymes to enjoy… The accompanying CD introduces the sounds and rhythms of the language and along with the book, makes a fun way to start a very difficult language. The rhymes also give an insight into the culture."

Parents in Touch

"For appropriate family use the book is lovely and I'd also hazard a calculated opinion that many older children who are students of Mandarin Chinese will welcome this book as a brightly inviting extension of experience as an addition to textbooks and oral exercises"

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