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Anonymous

31 Dec 2020

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What courses would you recommend to learn Chinese for a young working adult?

What courses would you recommend to learn Chinese outside the education system for a young working adult (Age 25-30) ?

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Jonathan Chia Guangrong

31 Dec 2020

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Practice speaking Chinese more with friends. My Chinese sucks but I managed to improve (at least I think I did) via speaking more of the language and typing messages.

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Wrong Sean

31 Dec 2020

You might want to supplement the courses with apps like Duolingo. Or try duolingo first.

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