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| Anon. | Posted: 2010-07-02 04:21:08 Your best bet is to (1) get a good book, and (2) get a good teacher. Different books work for different people, so I suggest going to Amazon.com to check out the reviews on various Chinese textbooks. Common choices include "Integrated Chinese" and "New Practical Chinese Reader". I would also supplement textbooks with popular books about the Chinese language in general, as this would teach you the cultural background of the language, its history, and various interesting aspects of it that a normal textbook would not cover. I recommend Mobo Gao's "Mandarin Chinese: An Introduction", John DeFrancis's "Chinese Language: Fact and Fantasy", and Daniel Kane's "The Chinese Language: Its History and Current Usage". Jennifer Zhu, Professional Chinese Teacher from eChineseLearning Jennifer.zhu@echineselearning.com |
| John | Posted: 2011-07-03 03:57:06 I agree with Jennifer, but you can also do small daily helpful things like this service; mypillowdictionary.com - gives you a daily email for you to learn Chinese from. |
| echineselearning0 | Posted: 2012-04-24 03:51:33 Why do you choose to learn chinese online? Though Internet, we can also communicate with Chinese teacher face to face. It's convenient to learn chinese at home. you may click echineselearning .echineselearning.com. and has free cources.I take these cources last year, learn chinese 1 on 1 made me have a great progress. You can have a try. You can see .echineselearning.com/ |
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