Upbeat Song

Adventure of A Lifetime - Coldplay
Best Day of My Life - American Authors
Carry On - Fun
Happy - Pharrel Williams
Moves Like Jagger - Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera
Redemption Song - Bob Marley
Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana
Sugar - Maroon 5
Uptown Funk - Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars
Waiting for Love - Avicii

jiè shào / Getting Started

介紹 jiè shào / Getting Started

English:    Hello   
Chinese:   nee hau ( ni hao )
Literally:    you good
Hello is a combination of two words - the word for you and the word for good.
English:    You   
Chinese:   nee ( ni )
English:    Good   
Chinese:   hau ( hao )
So to say hello in Mandarin, you literally say you good:
English:    Hello   
Chinese:   nee hau ( ni hao )
Literally:    you good
To convert that into the question How are you?, or literally You good?, all you have to do is add the following syllable at the end:
English:    (Add this word to make a statement into a question)   
Chinese:    mah / muh ( ma )
English:    How are you?   
Chinese:    nee hau mah ( ni hao ma )
Literally:    you good +?
In China, you'd only ask this in formal situations. Chinese don't use this phrase as casually as Americans do. Here are some simple responses:
English:    Good (a positive answer)   
Chinese:    hau ( hao )
English:    Very   
Chinese:    hun / heun ( hen )
English:    Very good   
Chinese:    hun hau ( hen hao )
Literally:    (same)
English:    I   
Chinese:    woh ( wo )
English:    I'm very good   
Chinese:    woh hun hau ( wo hen hao )
Literally:    I very good
English:    Not   
Chinese:    boo / pu ( bu )
English:    Not good   
Chinese:    boo hau / pu hau ( bu hao )
Literally:    (same)
English:    Again   
Chinese:    dzie ( cai )
English:    To see   
Chinese:    djee-en ( jian )
English:    Goodbye   
Chinese:    dzie djee-en ( cai cien )
Literally:    again see

Learning Mandarin - Foundation Level

The 4 tones in Mandarin are:
Tone 1: Level Tone (ping) –> —
Tone 2: Rising Tone (shang) –> /
Tone 3: Departing Tone (qu) –> V
Tone 4: Entering/Stop-Final Tone (ru) –> \

example:
So, if I write a sentence in pinyin (the official system to transcribe Chinese characters into the Roman alphabet) to say, ‘Hi, my name is Benny. You’re very pretty.’ I would write it as, ‘Ni3 hao3, wo3 jiao4 Benling. Ni3 hen3 piao4 liang4’.

Jenis-jenis percakapan bahasa Indonesia

Frase/Ekspresi/Ungkapan
Bagaimana untuk memulai percakapan
Perkenalan
Halo
Joyfulness / penuh kegembiraan
Keengganan
Keluarga
Kemungkinan
Maaf
Persetujuan
Pertanyaan
Pujian
Salam
Selamat tinggal
Silahkan ulangi
Terima kasih

Lingkungan Percakapan / Situasional
di Dapur
di Ruang Dokter
di Toko Baju
di Kantor Pos
di Pasar
di Perpustakaan
di Stasiun Kereta Api
di Hotel
di Sekolah
di Kantor
di Telepon

Topik / Kondisional
Hobby
Liburan
Wawancara Kerja
Pekerjaan
Ulang Tahun
Perjalanan
Makanan
Menukar Uang

Pemeran
Manajer Bank dan nasabah
Penjual dan pembeli
Boss dan Pegawai

Materi Belajar Bahasa Inggris

Foundation

1. English Alphabet
2. Colors
3. Numbers
4. How to tell the time
5. The names of days (Nama-nama hari)
6. The Months of the Year
7. The Seasons
8. Date
9. Part of Speech in English (Jenis-jenis kata dalam bahasa Inggris)
10. Nouns (kata benda)
11. Singular and Plural Nouns
12. Countable dan Uncountable nouns
13. Determiners
14. Artikel A, An dan The

Basic

1. personal Pronoun
2. Possessive adjectives
3. Object Pronouns
4. Adjectives
5. Verbs
6. Interjections
7. Simple Present Tense, Part I (is, am, are)
8. Simple Present Tense Part II
9. Have and Has
10. Demonstrative
11. This dan These
12. That dan Those
13. "There is" and "There are"
14. Noun Phrase

Elementary

1. Quantifier
2. Some and Any
3. Much and Many
4. A little/little dan A few/few
5. Adverbs of Frequency
6. Adverbs of Manner
7. Adverbs of Degree
8. Modal Verbs (can and could)
9. Prepositions of Time
10. Present Continuous Tense
11. Have Got and Has Got
12. Prepositions
13. Imperative Sentence
14. Conjunctions

Intermediate

1. Simple Past Tense
2. Was and Were
3. Simple Future Tense
4. Past Future Tense
5. Present Perfect Tense
6. Since, For, Yet, and Already in Present Perfect Tense
7. Be Going To
8. Past Continuous Tense
9. The Correct Adjectives Order
10. Adjectives dengan -ed dan -ing
11. Penggunaan Modal Auxiliary
12. Kalimat Pasif : Simple Present Tense
13. Kalimat Pasif : Simple Past Tense
14. Kalimat Pasif : Simple Future Tense
15. Kalimat Pasif : Present Perfect Tense
16. Kalimat Pasif : Present Continuous Tense
17. Elliptical Sentence: So/Too
18. Either and Neither

Advance

1. Gerunds
2. Gerunds VS Present Participle
3. Either ... Or / Neither ... Nor
4. Not Only ... But Also
5. Both .... And
6. Question Tag: is, am, are
7. Question Tag: Do, Does
8. Present Perfect Continuous Tense
9. Past Perfect Tense
10. Past Perfect Continuous Tense
11. Future Continuous Tense
12. Positive Degree: As ... As
13. Comparative Degree: -er / more ...
14. Superlative Degree
15. A lot of / lots of / a lot
16. Pemakaian Kata "enough"
17. Too
18. Relative Pronouns
19. Conditional Sentence Type I
20. Conditional Sentence: Type II
21. Conditional Sentence: Type III
22. Both - Either - Neither
23. Prefer
24. To invinitive atau -ing
25. a number of  VS  the number of
26. another, other, others
27. Article 'the'
28. because, because of
29. . . .so . . . that . . .
30. . . .  such . . . that . . .