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Spring 2008
Asian Studies 98/198
1 or 2 Unit(s)

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About the Course:

Please refer to FAQ first before you ask questions. We will not reply to your e-mail if the question is the same as or similar to the ones in FAQ. Thanks for your cooperation!

FAQ 

What is the difference between 1 and 2 units? 

Work load for this course is equivalent to 2 units. However, we do give people who do not need as many units a chance to enroll for 1 unit. 

Where can I find the CCN and CEC?

You will get it during the second or third meeting.

When and where are the classes?

Please see below.

We welcome all levels of Taiwanese speakers!

We offer 3 levels of Taiwanese Language Courses: Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced.

Beginning Taiwanese is for people who have little or no prior knowledge of the language. By the end of the semester, you will know basic Taiwanese that you need in restaurants, shopping malls, etc.

Intermediate Taiwanese is for people who can understand and speak some Taiwanese. In this level, you can learn a lot more vocabulary that is used in daily conversation. You can also get a lot more chances using and practicing sentence patterns by speaking.

Advanced Taiwanese is for people who can understand and speak Taiwanese. In this level, we focus more on Taiwanese sayings and other more difficult materials. In addition, we emphasize on practicing speaking in this level.

How to Enroll:

Just come to our first class meeting on Monday January 28 or Tuesday January 29 depending on your level. You can determine your level using the descriptions above. If you feel the class is too easy/difficult for you, you can change to a more suitable level.

You can find date, time, and location of each class below.