I want to learn Chinese considering from the financial crisis in the world, I think learning Chinese may offer me more choices, and I think it an amazing country with prosperous culture and many hotspots. I think taking online learning program may be best for me because I have no idea about this language, besides, I really don't have set schedule. I've searched the internet and want to take courses in Hello!Mandrin .
How about learning Chinese
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hmmm u want learning chines... intresting
there was a member who start the lesson on the forum plz check comunity fun area i hope u get some help
there was a member who start the lesson on the forum plz check comunity fun area i hope u get some help
The factor which deters foreigners from learning Mandarin is that they think it's hard because of how they speak. Think it this way, Chinese thought the same way when they were thinking to start picking up English. You don't have to follow their slang to speak Mandarin.
Don't get beaten by silly replies, they said it's hard because it has a lot of words/alphabets while English only has 24 alphabets, but if we do really compare them, English has present tense, past tense, past participle and so on but Mandarin do not have it. Ask yourself, which language is simple or easy enough to get it spoken within days?
I suggest if you wish to learn Mandarin, start picking up from hearing songs, you will eventually recognize the lyrics and how they sound.
Don't get beaten by silly replies, they said it's hard because it has a lot of words/alphabets while English only has 24 alphabets, but if we do really compare them, English has present tense, past tense, past participle and so on but Mandarin do not have it. Ask yourself, which language is simple or easy enough to get it spoken within days?
I suggest if you wish to learn Mandarin, start picking up from hearing songs, you will eventually recognize the lyrics and how they sound.
