Learn Chinese for business
How to study Mandarin for meetings, suppliers, trade fairs, and professional relationships.
Overview
If your goal is not passing an exam but talking with clients, suppliers, or partners, you need a different approach: less abstract theory and more functional vocabulary.
Prioritize functional language
Introducing yourself, negotiating timelines, asking prices, understanding orders, and running basic meetings beats memorizing random word lists.
Start with courtesy expressions, numbers, time, logistics, and confirmations.
Practice real scenarios
Emails, calls, meetings, trips, and business dinners need slightly different registers.
A good app should take you from vocabulary to phrases and from phrases to guided conversation.
Put it into practice
Chinese Trainer lets you practice useful vocabulary, listening, and conversation with real-world context.