You wrote all this material on your own? I thought you had just started learning Chinese yourself... I don't speak Chinese but here are a few crits on your organization of information:
Under "Learn Chinese 1," "RULES OF WRITING CHINESE (STROKE ORDER)" is way too large, and it doesn't seem to be the most important thing about learning the language, since all of your lessons center around speaking instead of writing. I would move this section further down the page, and use a consistent set of fonts for headers, subheads, and body text. A CSS style sheet would help with this.
You explained pinyin but not which tonal changes correspond to the marks, and then you use numbers instead for the rest of the site, and don't explain what they mean. In other words, you stress how important the different tones are, but provide no key or legend for us to know which is which.
you put the romanization after each character, which breaks the word up too much to recognize the characters when they are next to each other. Try having the compounds, and then putting the romanization. A three-column table would be the most efficient way to organize this kind of information with the characters/compounds, their romanization, and the english meaning.
Your lessons are written as if you are reading from a paragraph, but there is no clear breaks between clearly distinct thoughts:
So you know three characters, that is not enough.
œkD
haha! you do not know what that means! You know that 你 means "you" and D means "good" and together,你D, "you good" some how is hello or hi. So, it is "____ good" until you know the œk character.
You must think in this way to read in chinese because you can not learn 60,000 Chinese characters, no one , and I mean no one, not even the chinese can learn them all.œk is hen3. œkD means "very well". now for speed learning ,•s bu4 (boo).错 is cuo4(???).•s错 means "Ok, not bad".谢xie4(sheii).
谢谢 means "thank you".` ` is bai4 bai4 meaning "bye bye!".Äzai4见jian4 means "see you".
new chinese characters learned
œkhen3 Dhao3 •sbu4 错cuo4 谢xie4 `bai4
An educational site should not be written like a one-sided conversation. If I were trying to learn Chinese I would get very little out of this structure. I recommend you rethink the way you organize your information.