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Course intro and routine for Travel & Directions (English teaches Chinese)

Welcome: how this fast practice course works

Scene 2 — Ask directions to the subway station

A) Learning goals — speak to find the subway; write a short scene

B) Cheatsheet — must-say and key pitfalls (Chinese output)

C) Flip cards — target words and patterns

D) Audio script — core lines and mini dialogue (Chinese only)

E) AI interactive practice — ask and confirm directions

F) Writing output — 80–120 characters scene template

G) Comments prompt — post your voice and writing

Scene 3 — Buy tickets at the station

A) Learning goals — speak to buy and check tickets; write a short scene

E) AI interactive practice — buy and confirm tickets

Scene 4 — Take a taxi or ride-hailing

A) Learning goals — speak to set destination and route; write a short scene

E) AI interactive practice — taxi and ride choices

Scene 20 — Weather and changing plans

A) Learning goals — speak to adjust plans; write a short scene

E) AI interactive practice — weather and plan changes

Scene 31 — Check in at the airport

A) Learning goals — speak to check in smoothly; write a short scene

E) AI interactive practice — check-in essentials

Scene 32 — Answer questions at customs/immigration

A) Learning goals — speak to answer entry questions; write a short scene

E) AI interactive practice — customs Q&A

Scene 41 — Lost baggage help at the airport

A) Learning goals — speak to report lost baggage; write a short scene

E) AI interactive practice — report and describe baggage

Scene 48 — Listen to the weather forecast (snow/fog/overcast)

A) Learning goals — speak to summarize forecast; write a short scene

E) AI interactive practice — forecast and plan

Scene 52 — Advanced directions (east/south/west/north)

A) Learning goals — speak to give map-style directions; write a short scene

E) AI interactive practice — cardinal directions and routes

Course wrap-up — targeted quizzes and learner survey

IGCSE check: ask for the subway and confirm turns

IGCSE check: buy the right ticket and reach the platform

IGCSE check: taxi routing, traffic, and payment

IGCSE check: airport procedures and customs answers

IGCSE check: weather, delays, and direction compass

Learner survey — improve this Travel & Directions mini-course

Master practical Mandarin for real travel with IGCSE Mandarin Travel and Directions Speaking + Writing. Built around the 0547 syllabus, this concise, fast-practice course helps you speak clearly in common travel moments—asking for the subway, buying tickets, taking taxis, adjusting plans for weather, checking in at the airport, answering immigration questions, and handling lost baggage—while also producing short, scene-based writings. Each lesson follows a rapid routine: scan a Chinese-only cheatsheet, drill high-frequency flip cards, shadow audio for pronunciation, complete AI interactive practice (MCQ and optional fill-ins), and finish with an 80–120 character writing using connectors such as because…so, although…but, and if…then. You’ll internalize must-say sentences, avoid common pitfalls, and build confidence for oral and written responses that match IGCSE expectations. With clear goals, mini dialogues, and focused feedback prompts, you can study in short bursts and see immediate gains in fluency, accuracy, and task completion. Ideal for learners who want a targeted boost in the Travel & Directions theme, this course turns memorized phrases into real communication—fast.

IGCSE Mandarin Travel and Directions Speaking + Writing

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            <p>A crowded station board flickers. A voice announces departures you don’t yet understand. You take a breath, glance at a folded map, and realize that one clear sentence could move your journey forward: “请问，地铁站怎么走？” This course turns that moment into your comfort zone. Designed for IGCSE Chinese 0547 learners who want fast, practical gains, it trains you to speak and write Mandarin for real travel scenes—finding the subway, buying tickets, taking taxis, adjusting plans for weather, checking in at the airport, answering immigration questions, reporting lost baggage, and even giving map-style directions with east/south/west/north. Each scene locks in three must-say lines plus one upgrade sentence, so you always know exactly what to say first, what to confirm next, and how to sound more natural.</p>
<p>The learning rhythm is brisk and predictable: a Chinese-output cheatsheet anchors the key patterns; flip cards sharpen words and structures with one clear example; audio scripts let you shadow concise, high-frequency lines; AI practice pushes you to select, speak, and refine; then a short writing template guides an 80–120 character scene using connectors like 因为…所以…, 虽然…但是…, and 如果…就…. This routine is repeated across focused travel moments—asking directions to the subway, buying and timing tickets, choosing a taxi route and payment, reshuffling plans when the weather turns, navigating check-in and customs, handling lost baggage, summarizing forecasts, and mastering compass directions on a map. Assessment emphasizes speaking clarity and pattern accuracy, with writing that feels like a memory from a real journey: quick, vivid, and communicative.</p>
<p>From “直走两百米” to “可以走高速吗？”, from “登机口是A12号” to “如果有雾，就晚点出发”, you’ll practice lines that map directly onto test prompts and on-the-ground needs. Scene by scene, your confidence grows: you learn to ask, confirm, request, and adjust. You’ll post short voice lines and writing outputs, get feedback, and return to the routine—cheatsheet, cards, audio, AI, writing—until direction words, time phrases, and polite requests fall into place. By the final targeted IGCSE checks, you won’t just recognize travel Chinese—you’ll use it to move, solve, and arrive.</p>
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