If you recently started learning Chinese, odds are learning to count is one of your first goals.
Chinese numbers are used for slang, days of the week, listing quantities, talking about money, months of the year, …
Do you work out?
Maybe you go to the gym with the aim to get swole (or at least stay fit).
Or maybe you jog around your block every morning for some light but effective cardio.
But do you work …
Learning pronouns in Chinese will help you construct your own sentences in the language.
Imagine chatting with a new Chinese acquaintance.
You might say: I am a teacher, and we are from the United States.
You can also ask …
Watch movies to learn Chinese, they said.
It’ll be fun, they said.
But if you aren’t already proficient in the language, watching Chinese movies is just plain overwhelming.
It’s a tricky language! How are you supposed to follow along …
You’ve finally arrived in Taiwan where no one understands your Mandarin.
But it’s fine since all you need to do is learn a different kind of Chinese, and in this case, it’s Taiwanese Mandarin.
So, what’s the best way …
Chinese is a tonal language, which means that the tone or pitch you use when you say a word determines its meaning.
It might sound intimidating, but I promise it’s simpler than you’d expect. After all, we use tones in …
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