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By: Professor Emeritus University of Northern Iowa SUPER LINKS TO CHINESE WEBSITES If you would like this page without graphics... Press here> Chinese page without graphics = It's faster! By: Jim Becker Professor Emeritus University of Northern Iowa Background: In China there are many different dialects. Dialects usually refer to "regional forms of a language." However, many of the regional variants which are commonly referred to as "dialects" of the Chinese language are more different from one another than French is from Spanish or Norwegian is from Swedish! Below are some figures for different "dialect groups" in China: Dialect Group Number of Speakers (approx.) Northern(Includes Mandarin) Jiangsu-Zhejiang Hunan Jiangsi Hakka Northern Min Southern Min Cantonese One thing that makes the Chinese dialect situation unique that is different from the situation confronting speakers of French and Spanish or Norwegian and Swedish concerns the fact that all speakers who are literate share a common written language. Thus, while oral forms vary greatly, written symbols can be used to communicate effectively between speakers of different dialects. Chinese Yahoo Qing Qing Zhao's Homepage Land of Links for Chinese Condensed China Very Rich Chinese Site from E. L. Easton

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Home Announcements Programs Curriculum ... Contact IUP The Inter-University Program for Chinese Language Studies (IUP), formerly known as the 'Stanford Center,' is now in its 8th year in Beijing on the campus of Tsinghua University. IUP was originally established in Taipei, Taiwan in 1963 and in 1997 relocated to its current site in Beijing. IUP is the premier U.S.-sponsored Chinese language program intended for students who aspire to truly advanced competence, whether they be undergraduates, graduates, professionals, or established scholars. IUP currently offers a 32-week Academic Year Program , a 16-week Semester Option , and an 8-week Summer Intensive Program . All programs are located on the Tsinghua University campus in Beijing. IUP continues to be the most intensive and cost effective Chinese language program available to intermediate and advanced students worldwide. Compared with other well-known language programs in Beijing, IUP remains the most economical program when considering its low teacher-student ratio and highly effective methodology. No other program guarantees a 1:3 teacher-student ratio for group classes and a one hour daily private tutorial for less than IUP's current program fees.

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J OURNAL The Journal of the Chinese Language Teachers Association (JCLTA) publishes articles and reviews. Articles cover the areas of Chinese language pedagogy, Chinese linguistics and Chinese literature. The Journal has proved to be an increasingly valuable medium for exchange of information and for scholarly discussions of the teaching and learning of Chinese language and literature. Three issues are published each year, with the publication schedule of February, May and October. A new feature added to the Journal, beginning with the May 2004 issue (Volume 39, Number 2), is "Letters to the Editor." Open letters submitted to the Editor, expressing the writers' thoughts and perspectives, will be selected by the Editor for publication in the Journal, together with the Editor's replies. Our new searchable and browsable JCLTA Index Online is now available (as of 31 August 2004), covering 1966 to the present. Do try it out! Beginning with Numbers 2 and 3 of Volume 38 (2003), abstracts for the articles are also linked to the index entries. Volume 38.2 (May 2003) contains English abstracts for each article, while Volume 38.3 (October 2003) onwards (under the current editor) will include bilingual abstracts in Chinese and in English. Since 2001, services related to

37. College Of Humanities Department Of East Asian Languages And Literatures Chinese Thank you for visiting the Web site of the chinese language Teachers Association, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures at The Ohio State http://clta.deall.ohio-state.edu/

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