Keep your Chinese learning in progress
How can I make the most from what I have just learned?
For example, I just remembered a few phrases and a few good words, but I could hardly use them when I was writing or interacting with people.
The following suggestions may help you:
1. Face-to-face communication with the Chinese; it is best to talk about actual projects or things – the advantage is that there are real scenes, a large amount of information exchange per unit time, and application of the information you learned at fast pace. The prerequisite is that you have to have enough basic knowledge of the language.
2. Read aloud a mainstream Chinese textbook, such as Hanban’s HSK series of textbooks. Recording the reading 5 minutes a day. Don’t underestimate these 5 minutes. Hold on for a month and you will find your listening, speaking and reading making great progress.
3. Make flash cards. In addition to virtual flash cards, such as Quizlet, we recommend that you write down the words if you have the time; the advantage is that it can be used to practice sentences or even a story. The process of memorizing involves familiarizing new words and thinking in Chinese will help a lot in learning the language.
The key is to turn these learning habits into routine; it is no problem to take a break but the most important thing is to persist in long run.
—Written by MandarinPlus Team
MandarinPlus Language School
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