#mandarin language
Last time when I posted the list with my fav websites where you can practice reading in Chinese, so many of you liked it and shared it! I appreciate it so much… and decided to make something extra, add more websites I found useful during Chinese learning process.
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Reading in Chinese
♡Mandarin Bean (news in Chinese, HSK 1-6)
♡Chinese Reading Practice (stories, essays, legends, chengyu stories)
♡The Chairman’s Bao (news in Chinese, HSK 1-6)
♡HSK Reading (and more articles!)
♡My Chinese Reading (stories, scientific, business/politics, history etc)
♡BBC News in Chinese (for more advanced learners)
♡ + Baidu Baike (something like Chinese wikipedia)
Grammar and HSK websites
♡Chinese Grammar Wiki (saved my as… I mean my life MANY times)
♡HSK Online (perfect place to test yourself, learn new words and gain a lot of knowledge how HSK looks like)
Online courses
♡Courses on Coursera (recommend these courses created by Peking University)
Online Dictionaries
♡ Pleco (APP)
♡Bohan (for ppl)
YouTubers
Teachers:
♡ Learning Chinese through Stories
♡HSK Test Preparation and Practice
Chinese vloggers
Foreigners in/about China
♡Weronika Truszczyńska (Polish vlogger, her shoots are incredible; there are English subs)
Online Bookstores
Where you can watch Chinese drama/movies/cartoons?
♡ YouTube (try to type the Chinese title, high possibilities it will show up!
fe.THEY have quite a lot of dramas ;>
♡ Netflix -> Taiwan on Netflix +Movies from Mainland China on Netflix
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Study thoughts ~Mandarin language~
7th April 2021
Changes~? ✨
I feel like it’s a huge day for me, a huge mental change. Studying Mandarin feels different, but I don’t know how to explain, how to name these feelings I have… and this motivation that came to me like from nowhere? Gosh. It’s amazing.
Maybe it’s the reason why I am improving, understand way more than one year ago, that I am about to finish the intermediate book, that I can understand lots of vlogs without subtitles, I can read Chinese social media and don’t freak out…
Or maybe it was that dream I got? That I was dreaming about buying tickets to China… I have no idea. Hope this feeling will stay with me for a long time and that I will never cry again about my crappy Mandarin.
Send you some positive energy, folks! ✨
谢谢大家！爱你们！
In Mandarin Chinese we say “再见 (zài jiàn)” as “goodbye” or “farewell”, which roughly translates to “see (见) you again (再)” and I think that’s beautiful, because that means there is no true goodbye in the Mandarin Chinese language, and we only ever part ways for the time being.
Submitted by @fawn-ly
[resources:bab.la,Collins Dictionary,Yabla,Purple Culture,Han Trainer DictionaryandPin Pin Chinese]
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