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Write advice for beginners
You have come a long way. Write a post on r/ChineseLanguage, in Mandarin, for the people who are where you were.
Write advice for beginners
You have come a long way. Write a post on r/ChineseLanguage, in Mandarin, for the people who are where you were.
Write a post for r/ChineseLanguage in Mandarin, with an English version underneath: three pieces of advice you wish someone had given you on day one. Be specific about what worked for you. Type it with the Pinyin keyboard built into your computer or phone (Windows, macOS, iOS and Android all ship one), or post in pinyin. Answer every reply in Mandarin.
An example you can adapt
我学中文已经两年了,想给刚开始学的人一些建议。第一,每天都听一点,十分钟也可以。第二,不要怕说错,错了才能学到东西。第三,找一个中国朋友聊天。只要坚持下去,你一定会看到变化。
Wǒ xué Zhōngwén yǐjīng liǎng nián le, xiǎng gěi gāng kāishǐ xué de rén yìxiē jiànyì. Dì-yī, měitiān dōu tīng yìdiǎn, shí fēnzhōng yě kěyǐ. Dì-èr, búyào pà shuōcuò, cuò le cái néng xuédào dōngxi. Dì-sān, zhǎo yí gè Zhōngguó péngyou liáotiān. Zhǐyào jiānchí xiàqù, nǐ yídìng huì kàndào biànhuà.
I have been learning Chinese for two years and want to give some advice to people just starting. First, listen to a little every day, even ten minutes is fine. Second, do not be afraid of mistakes; making them is how you learn. Third, find a Chinese friend to chat with. As long as you keep going, you will see the change.
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