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I started learning Chinese with university courses designed for students in international programs focusing on industrial engineering and management, and applied physics and electrical engineering. While I choose to focus on language and teaching after that, I’ve always felt attracted to the natural sciences. Today, I also teach Chinese courses for students in these very same programs.<\/p>\n

Learning science in Chinese is similar to learning the language for other special purposes. For beginners, it’s the same as learning the language in general, except you go easy on things that are peripheral to your primary goal, such as sports, cuisine and so on. Instead, you add in basic mathematics and other things necessary to even begin making sense of texts about more complicated topics.<\/p>\n

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