A must-see for Chinese beginners! Study methods you want to avoid first

When studying Chinese,

"For now, speaking with a native Chinese speaker will improve."

Don't you think?

Of course, talking is very important.

However, there are pitfalls that beginners should be aware of.

① Native = Not being able to teach Chinese

Being able to speak Chinese,

Apart from being able to teach Chinese.

Where is wrong? Uh,

Why does it sound unnatural?

How can I practice to be able to speak naturally?

If you can explain so far, you can "teach" for the first time.

② Native = Pronunciation is not necessarily standard

Native speakers also have regional differences and speaking habits.

So instead of saying "I'm safe because I'm a native speaker,"

It is important to be able to fix it in a way that is easy for learners to understand and reproduce.

Free conversation is not just about chatting.

Free conversation is difficult to grow just by talking happily.

For truly extended free conversation,

Theme Settings

Preparing expressions to use

Conversation Practice

Mistake Feedback

Practice to rephrase again

I need this flow.

In other words, the important thing in learning Chinese is

Not just talking a lot,

Practice conversation systematically in the correct order.

Language is not really that difficult.

It feels difficult because the order of practice is disjointed.

If you really want to improve your Chinese,

Not just talking,

Try choosing "Conversation Practice Designed to Be Speakable."

Please save it and use it as a reference for selecting teachers and lessons.

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