Nee's Language Blog

You are about to read my bad experience in language learning. My initial plan did not happen as what it was supposed to be. The lesson here is that you need to have more than one plan for everything you decide will do, including your commitment to learning a new language. And you need to be prepared mentally if the consequence is a disappointment.

Step-by-Step Guide Pt. 1: Preparation 1.1 Decide on which Chinese you want to learn (most common – Mandarin) 1.2 Buy a Chinese-English dictionary 1.3 Become familiar with the language

5. Listen to Chinese Audio Books, Music and Audio Podcasts Chinese audiobooks and music offer you more great ways to learn. Songs, in particular, are excellent, because the melody helps you to memorize the lyrics. This makes it easy to recall specific words and phrases. Both audiobooks and music are perfect for mastering pronunciation.