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Rate This Medical Mandarin Chinese - Defense Language Institute LSK
12.25MB. 640 & 0 images. Updated 2014-12-10.
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Front | DLI Medical Chinese 18_07 Cough. |
Back | Pinyin: késòu DLI Transliteration: kesou |
Hanzi | 咳嗽 |
Tags | DLI Chinese Medical LSK 18 Exam Commands |
Front | DLI Medical Chinese 22_063 Congestion |
Back | Pinyin: chōngxuè DLI Transliteration: tsongShue |
Hanzi | 充血 |
Tags | DLI Chinese Medical LSK 22 Pharmaceutical Issues Indication |
Front | DLI Medical Chinese 22_005 Take until finished. |
Back | Pinyin: chī wán zhèxiē yào DLI Transliteration: chiwan JeShie yao |
Hanzi | 吃完这些药 |
Tags | DLI Chinese Medical LSK 22 Pharmaceutical Issues Warning Labels |
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Great course. clear audio from DLI
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Good breadth of vocabulary. There are some errors and awkward phrasing (e.g. qing3ba instead of qing3 for please), but I'm not advanced enough to discern whether their suggested phrases are alternative phrasing or incorrect.
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Great useful sentences, human-recorded english-chinese audio. Recommend!
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Thank you
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Great pronunciation s , good vast array of material covered
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Insight to the comment before.
As a current student in the DLI Chinese course, I can tell you that while 3 years of college level Chinese may be good/high for those that don't attend the school, as soon as you arrive here, you realize how quickly your previous experience ceiling will be reached. The reason why it jumps so quick is because that is the nature of DLI. To give an example that you could relate to, we had to learn pinyin in about 2.5 days.
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Great for medical professionals
This has so many practical sentences that you might actually say to a patient. Customization is easy, but I found that the default setting worked best for me. I especially appreciated the audio playing fast, and then slow.
The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because it throws you head-first into the grammar deep end. I've taken 3 years of college-level Mandarin (albeit rusty) and I thought it was needlessly difficult at times. And it ramps up fast. I went from "what is your name" to "swallow while I gently place this tube down your nose" in a matter of days. And we learned things like diabetes before we learned the word for cough!