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Quiz:

1. How to express "He likes Chinese." in Chinese? Please choose the best option.

A. 他喜欢中文。 (Tā xǐhuān zhōngwén.)
B. 他不喜欢中文。 (Tā bù xǐhuān zhōngwén.)
C. 她喜欢中文 。(Tā xǐhuān zhōngwén.)
D. 她不喜欢中文。 (Tā bù xǐhuān zhōngwén.)

2. What does "熟能生巧 (shú néng shēng qiǎo)" mean?

A. We are familiar with each other.
B. Just talk without action.
C. Practice makes perfect.
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中文 (Zhōngwén) the Chinese language; Chinese
汉语 (Hànyǔ) Chinese (language)
普通话 (Pǔtōnghuà) Mandarin

When it comes to language learning, the popular opinion among non-native Chinese people is that Chinese is one of the most difficult languages in the world, if not the hardest. Some people have the impression that it is nearly impossible to grasp, much less reach a conversational level.

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Our first student featured is Tuba. He is an Indian man in his early 20's. Since he has business affairs with Chinese nationals he decided to learn Chinese. Now he has a Chinese name, "图芭 (tú bā)." He "学习 (xuéxí) studies" hard thus his ability is pretty good. He enjoys writing Chinese characters and he can sometimes write the Chinese vocabulary from textbooks. He is in our regular Mandarin Chinese learning classes now.

Just look how nice his characters are!

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Here Are 4 Facts About Learning Mandarin Chinese That You Have to Know

Fact #1: Just knowing basic Chinese characters will give you enough background to get around.

Let's look at the logistics. In Chinese, there are 3500 common Chinese "汉字 (hànzì) characters." If you want to become familiar with Chinese, as a non-native Chinese speaker, and be able to communicate using daily conversation you will need about 1000 Chinese characters. And for new Chinese learners the vocabulary you would need is far less than you think!

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With 1-to-1 learning, you are in control of which classes you take according to your needs. You can choose your favorite teacher to teach you as well. All of these factors make 1-to-1 tutoring the best "方法 (fāngfǎ) way" to take control of your Chinese learning success.

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Fact #3: Talking to native Chinese speakers isn’t intimidating

"熟能生巧 (Shú néng shēng qiǎo) Practice makes perfect." That’s why you shouldn’t hesitate to have an open dialogue with people in places like China towns and family-owned restaurants where they speak Chinese. If this isn’t possible for you, there is always the option of ...Read More

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