It doesn’t matter if you’re learning Chinese in your own country, or you have gone abroad to learn, finding good opportunities to practice Chinese can still be a problem. If you’re at home you have the obvious problems with immersing … Continue reading
This is a guest post that I wrote for Practice-Chinese.com in August. If you haven’t read Practice-Chinese.com before it’s a great blog that features guest posts from Chinese teachers and learners of Chinese, with a focus ranging from lessons and … Continue reading
As you climb your way up from beginner to relative Chinese master, what form should Chinese class take? Should their be free discussion, or rigid lesson plans? What makes a good Chinese teacher at each stage in the learning process? … Continue reading
When you’re learning Chinese in school or university, you will most likely first learn some form of Pinyin for a period of time before progressing on to learning and reading the Chinese characters themselves. While learning a phonetic alphabet is … Continue reading
Chinese Microblog Cartoon Webb in China featured this cartoon at the end of last month, which uses Japanese style cartoons to illustrate the various microblogging and social networking sites: Chinese Tongue Twisters If you’re learning Chinese then it is innevitable … Continue reading
So what happened in the world of learning Chinese and Chinese related blogs this week? (well more than a week since it’s been a while since the last post). How to Optimise Your VPN Connection Something that should be useful … Continue reading
When learning Chinese, or any language for that matter, immersion is the key – that is, completely immersing yourself into the language, maximising exposure and expediting the learning process. If you are learning Chinese at home, in an English speaking … Continue reading
