✍ Scribed by Kan Qian.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A scan of the booklet of Teach Yourself Phone Mandarin Chinese (2008) by Kan Qian. This material consists of a collection of phone dialogues seeking various purposes. No notes explaining grammar or vocabulary are provided. The Chinese content appears in both Simplified Chinese characters and pinyin, accompanied by an English translation in the facing page. Section titles are in English.
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A scan of the booklet of Teach Yourself Phone Mandarin Chinese (2008) by Kan Qian. This material consists of a collection of phone dialogues seeking various purposes. No notes explaining grammar or vocabulary are provided. The Chinese content appears in both Simplified Chinese characters and pinyin,