Chinese Teaching — Moral in Macanese Style
There is a unique teaching style of Chinese as a second language that we can find, among other sinologists, in Pedro Nolasco da Silva (1842–1912) and Luís Gonzaga Gomes (1907–1976). Pedro Nolasco da Silva was a Macanese and a famous Chinese–Portuguese interpreter, translator and teacher. He wrote ma...
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| description | There is a unique teaching style of Chinese as a second language that we can find, among other sinologists, in Pedro Nolasco da Silva (1842–1912) and Luís Gonzaga Gomes (1907–1976). Pedro Nolasco da Silva was a Macanese and a famous Chinese–Portuguese interpreter, translator and teacher. He wrote many books for teaching. Among them, we find a grammar book and manuals of Chinese language. Nolasco da Silva taught Chinese using the method of translation that was, and still is, very important to understand, by comparison, not only the position of elements in a sentence, but also cultural influences. |
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| spelling | Chinese Teaching — Moral in Macanese Style There is a unique teaching style of Chinese as a second language that we can find, among other sinologists, in Pedro Nolasco da Silva (1842–1912) and Luís Gonzaga Gomes (1907–1976). Pedro Nolasco da Silva was a Macanese and a famous Chinese–Portuguese interpreter, translator and teacher. He wrote many books for teaching. Among them, we find a grammar book and manuals of Chinese language. Nolasco da Silva taught Chinese using the method of translation that was, and still is, very important to understand, by comparison, not only the position of elements in a sentence, but also cultural influences. Instituto Cultural de Macau Macau Review of Culture Articles 2022 Chinese teaching Macanese style Morality Pedro Nolasco da Silva. Ana Cristina Alves |
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