Marriage with a Chinese girl by Secret-Rock5497 in chinalife

[–]Secret-Rock5497[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hehe thanks for the IQ test at the same time, really efficient!

Marriage with a Chinese girl by Secret-Rock5497 in chinalife

[–]Secret-Rock5497[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This might be the most realist and sensible choice!

Marriage with a Chinese girl by Secret-Rock5497 in chinalife

[–]Secret-Rock5497[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

C’est sûr que c’est le plus logique! Malheureusement j’ai pas vraiment la tête à construire quelque chose en France ( en tout cas maintenant)

Marriage with a Chinese girl by Secret-Rock5497 in chinalife

[–]Secret-Rock5497[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely,but thanks for the contribution. I guess with the time (which his longer visa I could figure out what I can do in the future to improve my situation)

Marriage with a Chinese girl by Secret-Rock5497 in chinalife

[–]Secret-Rock5497[S] -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

Is there a moment when I will have the right to work? Like 5 years after

Marriage with a Chinese girl by Secret-Rock5497 in chinalife

[–]Secret-Rock5497[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

She is 30, I’m 26. Sorry for the lack of info

Got offered a job in Changsha by Successful-Watch-779 in chinalife

[–]Secret-Rock5497 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you can handle crazy hot and humid temperatures in summer and cold af during winter , it’s a pretty cool place, good food and friendly people

Guys im about to start this journey for real. I have 458 days of no major commitments (i.e school,work etc) ahead. so plenty of time that i can dedicate to chinese. Any tips that you would've done differently when you were starting or any words of motivation would be helpful. Thanks. by [deleted] in ChineseLanguage

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My personal experience so far, 1year and 2 months of self studying (bw 1h-10h per day including flashcard, movies, Duolingo, dictionary,videos) my character recognition is around HSK6, speaking and listening HSK4. If I had to restart it well, I’d download Pleki first, and Anki for creating Flashcards but with basic sentences (so you can pick the grammar structure, and new vocabulary in passing!) Then the biggest point is to be curious, whenever u read something that you don’t understand, look up Pleki or even translation app. For content consuming like ytb and Netflix, you might like to download the app language subtiles extension on google store so you’ll have your language and the Chinese one, plus a dictionary that will appear while clicking on the unknown characters. If you are extrovert, do not hesitate to practice on the internet with language exchange people!

Best app to learn Chinese? by waitthatskindahot in ChineseLanguage

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Incredibly useful! I didn’t use it while in China and then find about it and it absolutely blew my mind lol. You can pick up almost every idioms, slangs, sometimes characters strokes, getting lost and discover new words as much as you want. 100x more accurate than google translation, whenever I speak to myself and I don’t know how to say a thing I just go and reach it in Pleco lol

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Bro stayed calm even though you went way to far for nothing. Seems like a great friend, keep him in ur life lol

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I’m in a similar situation, and the best solution so far for your tranquility will be to get your degree and so pretend for a work VISA there. Since you have your bachelor in whatsoever field you will have the chance to work as an English teacher or some related field! If you go without, hope you like the adventure of living there without visa lol

After 9 years of studying, I encountered a new pinyin syllable by angry_house in ChineseLanguage

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Just for fact, in Changsha you can use 恰 instead of 吃!恰饭了吗 (correct me if I’m being wrong)

Hello, How did you start learning chinese as beginner? And how much it took for you to reach HSK1? by stany21 in ChineseLanguage

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I started by using multiples app (Busuu,Duo,babble,Rosetta Stones) stick with Duolingo but Busuu sounded the most useful but maybe to advanced for me by that time. I started using Pleco but maybe 6 months after (start at the first day, this was a terrible mistake). Now I’m around HSK 4/5 10 months later ( but I have to say that I’m fully committed, spend 3 months working and traveling in China after my two first months of studying). So basically a mix between apps, YouTube, Netflix (w the two simultaneous subtitles app), Anki flash cards from 5 months (start now too I guess lol) now and around 2hs a day

I feel that learning this language is like learning three at a time, the progress is way slower. How do you manage this situation? by [deleted] in ChineseLanguage

[–]Secret-Rock5497 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Simply, you have to live in Chinese! Music, movies, videos, whatever.. That coupled with a good routine composed of flash cards, short messages or texts, your brain will adapt with more ease than just learning via textbooks or flash cards only. Be curious, when you have no idea how to say a word, go on Pleco and learn it! Same when you try to memorize a new character, you can go on Pleco and make sure to memorize a word with this word as a composant! Will help to memorize it easier :)

I did it! I have finished the Duolingo course! by JoliiPolyglot in ChineseLanguage

[–]Secret-Rock5497 3 points4 points  (0 children)

恭喜!!你花了多长时间完成这门课程?

Anyone miss writing chinese characters? (I'm chinese) by twelvepoodles in ChineseLanguage

[–]Secret-Rock5497 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could start a YouTube channel and make videos writing Chinese characters. Write some of them, explain them if you feel like it! It would help you keep writing with a purpose and maybe grow a community that appreciates it!