NinchaneseNincha discover a dragon! And he made his mission to make him speak Chinese. Here we go!
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The Ninchanese trailer is here!
Ninchanese February 7, 2014 The Ninchanese trailer is here!
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Tips and tricks to help you learn Chinese
Fist bump, two meanings?
Ninchanese February 5, 2014When learning a language, non-verbal cues are just as important as verbal ones. Here’s one to know: the meaning of the fist bump!
Why’s that? Well, the Chinese don’t exactly use the fist pump the same way Westerners do! Click through to learn how to use it in China!
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Funny Cat Videos: Let Me Push This Button!
Ninchanese February 3, 2014Cats are curious creatures! They like to play with boxes, balls and so many other things. As we love cat videos, here’s one of our favorites!
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马年快乐! Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse!
Ninchanese January 30, 2014 Into the zodiac? Learn to talk about it in Chinese. Chinese history & culture click into place once you can read the characters. Learn the real thing with Ninchanese — gamified, HSK 1–6. Start free →
新年快乐! 马年好!
Happy Chinese New Year!
The Year of the Wooden Horse starts today. Want to wish someone a Chinese New Year greeting that has a horse theme? Here are a few essential ones to bestow your best wishes onto your friends and family! It will works for other year too, so look closely at the chinese vocabulary for Chinese new year
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Emojis: Your Awesome bonus guide!
Ninchanese January 24, 2014(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻! Did you know the “flipping table” meme started out in Asia (in 1968, people!)? 0_o. And that the first emojis showed up in Japan in the 1980s? Or that stickers appeared on WeChat before they showed up on Facebook? And don’t get me started on the zillion emoticons and memes you can choose from on Weibo! ^_^ One thing’s certain, they sure know their emoticons and emojis in Asia. Especially the Chinese. They even have characters that looked so much like an emoticon, it became one – we’re talking about the character/emoticon 囧 here.
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The secret Chinese technique to pass your exams
Ninchanese January 14, 2014Currently studying for your exams? How’s it going? Did you plan ahead your studies or are you resorting to cramming methods to ensure you know everything you need to know to pass your exams? Well, here’s a secret Chinese technique you simply need to know. It’ll help you stay focused, study… and ace your exams! Find out what this technique is after the jump!
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China lifts ban on foreign video game consoles!
Ninchanese January 7, 2014When we wrote this article on video game in Chinese a few months ago, foreign consoles were banned in China. As such, many a Chinese friend we’d met hadn’t had the pleasure of meeting Mario, Sonic, Link and many more addictive videogame creatures when they were young. Poor poor them, so much to catch up!
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Chinese learning resolutions: how to keep them!
Ninchanese January 6, 2014Ah, New Years. Resolutions are made. You feel refreshed and ready to change the world. Sadly, these good feelings never last. Well, here’s an idea to actually manage to stick to your Chinese learning resolutions: make smaller ones. Manageable ones. And no, we’re not talking about making “go grocery shopping” a resolution. You’ll see..
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新年快乐! Happy New Year! It’s Tiger Year!
Ninchanese January 4, 2014祝贺 大家 新年快乐! We wish you a happy 2014!
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Top blog posts from 2013!
Ninchanese January 3, 2014With 2013 all wrapped up, and 2014 fresh and full of new opportunities, here’s a round up of our top blog posts of 2013 from Ninchanese! Cute cats, fashion, learning tips, infographics, strange buildings… there’s something for everyone!
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