Notion is a powerful tool for organizing and planning your study schedule. It is free and fully customizable so you can use it regardless of your schedule. Below you will find the recommended schedules for all three Japanese levels. After opening the link, click on “get template” in the upper right corner. If you already […]
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Access to native sources is one of the best ways to learn a language, and apps provide lots of valuable input through videos, messaging services, and games! Chinese apps can be a little tricky to access, but the video below and this post will show you how to access almost any Chinese app!
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WeChat is an all-in-one app for messaging, payment, booking, and more. If you have been around Chinese nationals for any amount of time, you’ve probably heard about this app. If you want to make purchases through Chinese apps and websites or plan to travel to mainland China, WeChat is a necessity.
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Writing is a great way to practice using the Chinese you’ve learned without the time pressure of speaking. If you feel comfortable reading Chinese at an intermediate level or above, you are ready to start writing! This article will teach you how to practice writing in Chinese!
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Want to watch Chinese TV but find it too difficult to keep up with? Well, that’s where Language Reactor and Trancy come in! Both are extensions that will allow you to look up words and see translations while watching your favorite Chinese shows!
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Speaking is the most difficult part of learning any language, and with how different Chinese is from English, that makes it even harder. If you want to speak Chinese fluently with a good accent, shadowing is the best way to get there.
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