Practical, Comprehensive, and Free!
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Resources for Chinese grammar have been scattered, incomprehensible, and hidden behind paywalls for way too long. Wikipedia has shown us a better way, and we are working hard to make Chinese grammar learner-friendly and accessible to all. We've already got 2,125 articles online, and we're growing! If you'd like to contribute, please get in touch.
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Need Pinyin?
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We've designed this resource to work well with popular browser plugins for reading Chinese characters:
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Get Started
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New to learning Chinese? Head over to our Learner FAQ.
Here are some of the "big topics" visited and revisited by learners:
The Chinese Grammar Wiki likes to break things down by difficulty level. Here is just a small selection of articles from the first four levels which you might like to read up on:
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Referenced Throughout
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To create this grammar wiki, AllSet Learning and its editor partners have made extensive use of various high-quality Chinese grammar reference materials. We strongly recommend them to any serious student of Chinese grammar. Purchasing these books by clicking on the grammar references linked within this website will also help to support this project.
Some of the key reference materials for this wiki have been:
Textbook Friendly
This is the Internet Age, but it's not yet time to throw out those textbooks! We see the value in textbook grammar explanations and exercises, and are doing our best to link textbook to the Chinese Grammar Wiki content. To see how it works, try finding your own textbook in our list, and then seeing what it links to. (If there are no links yet, there will be soon!)
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A Note to AllSet Learning Clients
What you see here is the beta version of the AllSet Learning Grammar Wiki. We are gradually adding content and filling out the grammar information and sample sentences. We will prioritize the content which is most relevant to your study needs.
About AllSet Learning
AllSet Learning is a Shanghai-based learning consultancy dedicated to helping foreigners better learn Mandarin Chinese. While many of the company's services are only available to clients physically in Shanghai, this wiki is open to the public through a Creative Commons license.
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