Contrary to popular belief, if you want to learn Chinese—or any language for that matter—it doesn’t have to take two or three hours a day. Although, if you have that much free time, then go for it! But be …
Saying sorry is important, though it’s not always the same between languages.
As a result, it’s only natural that learning how and when to say sorry in Mandarin Chinese is a high priority on a beginner’s checklist.
So …
Being able to look up new words is a must when learning Mandarin. These 15 Chinese dictionaries have convenient features like handwriting and image recognition, stroke order, native speaker pronunciation and text translations that make them the best available.
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Chinese cuisine is not only mouth-wateringly delicious, but also full of veggies!
Whether you want to visit an authentic Chinese restaurant or take an exciting trip to China, you’re going to want to know your (shū cài) or …
Whether we’re deep in the throes of a passionate romance, cruising for our next crush or helping a friend recover from a difficult breakup, love is often on our minds.
So, why not add some romantic vocabulary to your Chinese …
Listening and speaking are two of the hardest skills to cultivate when learning a language.
Enter shadowing.
Allow me to enlighten you about the mysterious method of shadowing, how to use it and why shadowing Chinese is a surefire …
If you recently started learning Chinese, odds are learning to count is one of your first goals.
This is a great goal, because you can discuss a lot of topics once you know your Chinese (shù zì) — numbers.…
