The 2012 version of the Long Island Chinese Language Course textbook file has been posted to the Mandarin Course from Long Island page. Also, instructions have been added regarding how to download the PDF and MP3 files onto an iPad using GoodReader for iPad.
A Simplified Chinese-pinyin-English 3-line PDF file for the 2012 district convention invitation has been posted to 3lines.org.
To download the file:
Thanks go out to the one who provided the source file.
Official pinyin book files have become available for download on jw.org. Previously, the only pinyin publications available for download there were the pinyin Watchtowers. Now, PDF files for the pinyin versions of the Sing to Jehovah, Bible Teach, and Bearing Witness books are available as well.
More information and commentary on this historic development can be found in a new post at tiandi.info.
To obtain the login information for tiandi.info, request e-mail notification of news regarding available resources, or if you have any questions or comments, you may e-mail me at waynerj@shaw.ca, providing information such as what group or congregation you’re with, who referred you to this site, etc.
The theo. Mandarin course materials that were prepared in Wilmington, Delaware, USA are now available for download on the Mandarin Course from Wilmington page.
The textbook is an updated version of the Philadelphia Mandarin course textbook. The one who created the course made an instructor’s version of the textbook (containing the quiz in lesson 12) and a student’s version (which does not contain the quiz). The page numbers line up between the two versions. The textbook files are in PDF format, with Link Navigation and Annotation support.
Some supporting MP3 audio files are available for download as well.
Thanks go out to those who produced these materials and made them available for other Chinese-learners to benefit from.
...is the title of a new post at tiandi.info. Here’s the text from the news feed:
A historic moment for the Cantonese field!
This tiandi.info post is about the historic news that the first official digital publication file with Cantonese Sidney Lau romanization is now available for download from jw.org. It is the file for the Sidney Lau version of the Bible Teach book.
To obtain the login information for tiandi.info, request e-mail notification of news regarding available resources, or if you have any questions or comments, you may e-mail me at waynerj@shaw.ca, providing information such as what group or congregation you’re with, who referred you to this site, etc.