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SJCC Chinese Year 9 Subject Selection
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Louise Forbes
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Updated Aug 19, 2020
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data. How me How War Damn, it's Forbes.
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Hello, everyone.
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My name is Miss Forbes and welcome to begin on
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Chinese and Joyce's college career.
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My 2021 information for Chinese will be quickly going through.
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Why should study Chinese, How you be assist would have
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studied and Korea outcomes?
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Looking at Chinese, the language is a second my spoken
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in the world.
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There are many countries around the world speak Chinese and
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it has a very wide and rich history.
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In order for you to speak fluently in Chinese, you
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need to know I only 3500 words that he used
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Kylie. So it's definitely achievable.
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Looking at how you'll be assessed, students will learn how
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to read, write and speak and listen in Mandarin.
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Chinese students will also learn how to type in characters
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looking at what is studied.
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There are two core units that make up the United
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Chinese program.
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The first is feasts, which will be looking at food
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on the second unit into the bloc, looking at housing,
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travel and accommodation and the differences between China and Australia
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up. Finally, some career outcomes for letting Chinese you might
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like to be a triangle.
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It'll create subtitles for movies or an interpreter, business or
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medical translator or a financial analyst, travel agent or cultural
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ambassador. A Chinese teacher.
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Well, you could even teach English higher in China.
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Thank you for watching, and I hope you choose Chinese
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22 more.
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