Mandarin Chinese is as an up and coming language offered in many public and private high schools throughout the United States. Mandarin Chinese is the main language of government, the media and education in China and Taiwan, and one of the four official languages in Singapore. There are approximately 870 million Mandarin speakers. TutaPoint's Mandarin Chinese tutors help students review both oral and written language development. Tutors will review a student's coursework or work on a specific area of concern, such as the character-based writing system that distinguishes Mandarin from many other languages.
TutaPoint offers a vast library of mandarin chinese videos, which describe how to breakdown complex mandarin chinese operations. These videos provide the foundations to understanding all levels of mandarin chinese:
Mandarin Chinese Pinyin Tones
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