You might need a "teacher" to translate all exercises etc because the good books and study material are in Chinese obviously because that's how Chinese people learn Chinese. Sixth, after around half a year and having a young child's understanding of Chinese and vocabulary(little less), you can move on to buying a textbook for young kids, in those books will be poems, theory and stories. In the future you will see that most complicated and big words are made out of these smaller ones. For example "big, medium and small - 大中小". Start with IMPORTANT WORDS that you use daily. And as you learn more you increase that number. You learn your first 3 words and after every week, you add another 3-4.
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Get familiar with those.įourthly, learn the Chinese alphabet, and try to get as close as you can to the actual pronunciation of the letters in the first tone, which brings me to the next point: get familiar with the tone differences when talking, in mandarin you have 4 different tones of speech, just look it up online.įifth, this should be after around a month or two of intense observation of the culture and language plus having studied all mentioned before.
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Third, start learning how to write the characters which the language is build upon, there is a few basic building blocks that all other characters are made up from. Doesn't matter that you don't understand a word or can't read anything, just observe, get a feel for it. I grew up in Europe and had to learn Chinese myself, so I'm going to give out some tips on how to do this most efficient and most effective.įirst of all, don't do anything yet with theory or all that, get a feel for the language because it does matter a lot unlike in other languages, start getting into a lot of Chinese media, music, news, movies etc. Every course works about as well both ways, but they're holding out on us because they want it JUST PERFECT.
They don't let English speakers learn Chinese, so just lie to Duolingo saying that you're a chink wanting to learn English. Then you probably want to pirate Assimil. I don't learn so well from those general textbook kinds of things, I just want to rote memorize the grammar rules and additional characters so I can begin consuming compelling native content as quickly as possibleĪnonynous Sun Mar 13 06:43:22 2016 No.1140280 I don't know if a specific torrent exists, but there is a Torrent for EVERYTHING Michel Thomas ever did, and personally I just selected Japanese, Chinese and Spanish.Īnonymous Sun Mar 13 06:35:41 2016 No.1140278 I strongly recommend torrenting Michel Thomas Chinese. >Any recommended grammar books or graded readers? I'm surprised how few resources there are for Chinese compared to other languages The fuck she wearing those glasses for? Makes her look 20 years olderĪnonymous Sun Mar 13 06:29:09 2016 No.1140273Īny recommended grammar books or graded readers? I'm surprised how few resources there are for Chinese compared to other languagesĪnonynous Sun Mar 13 06:30:16 2016 No.1140274 There's also Peggy Teaches Chinese on YouTube, I like it, but your mileage may vary.Īnonymous Sun Mar 13 06:14:33 2016 No.1140263 The iPad app "Learn Chinese Mandarin Phrasebook" has a lot of the basic greetings, numbers, even tongue twisters and a dating section.Īnyone looking to practice speaking in mainland Chinese or at least traveling here should learn the hand gestures for Chinese numbers.
ĭaily Chinese Learning Thread Anonynous Sun Mar 13 06:11:12 2016 No.1140260īeing a teacher I've found the classroom vocab part especially useful. File: 222 KB, 864x1152, Linus Torvalds Daughter 01.jpg
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