Onomatopoeias are a playful and easy way to imitate sounds in the natural world—like how splish splash and drip drop are the sounds of water in English.
Chinese onomatopoeias— (xiàng shēng cí)—are divided into two general categories: classical Chinese …
Any Chinese student wants to find ways to help them learn the language quicker.
Whether you’re already studying or just thinking about learning Chinese, this post will help you find inspiration to make your language journey easier.
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Wouldn’t it be nice to wake up one day and find out you could effortlessly read Chinese?
Well, that didn’t happen to me (or anyone that I know of), so chances are this won’t be your story either.
But …
Treat yourself to some guilty pleasure television shows.
You know what I’m talking about.
We may never want to admit to our friends that we enjoy watching them, but we can’t deny how satisfying it is to sit back and …
When you need to describe something slightly uncomfortable or unpleasant to your Chinese friends, do you know the culturally appropriate way to do so?
In other words, do you know how to use Chinese euphemisms?
Euphemisms allow us to speak …
Does the process of learning the complex Chinese language feel like total chaos?
Then it is time for you to get organized and start learning more methodically.
Learning Chinese is a science.
There are four distinct elements that are essential …
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