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richardmajece · Senior Member

You want to come to China to study Chinese?

matrick · Member

I did a Mandarin Chinese course at Hanbridge Mandarin school in Shenzhen last year and they are pretty good. The classes are small, my two teachers were both very good and the general atmosphere is very friendly and relaxed. I am not sure what you is looking for, but I enjoyed my course there.

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internetimm3333 · Member

yeah .. i want to caome china to learn because i want to get some extra knowledge?? disbelief

addy digit · Member

There are thousands and thousands of foreigners living and working or studying in China...some of them happily and successfully. If you really want to come experience this country and these people (which is probably more of a loaded question than most people reading this will realize...) you can do it all yourself without enriching some unnecessary 3rd party. Get online and get the information. It's just not that hard.

Date: Oct 6, 2010

There are thousands and thousands of foreigners living and working or studying in China...some of them happily and successfully. If you really want to come experience this country and these people (which is probably more of a loaded question than most people reading this will realize...) you can do it all yourself without enriching some unnecessary 3rd party. Get online and get the information. It's just not that hard.

Date: Oct 6, 2010

There are thousands and thousands of foreigners living and working or studying in China...some of them happily and successfully. If you really want to come experience this country and these people (which is probably more of a loaded question than most people reading this will realize...) you can do it all yourself without enriching some unnecessary 3rd party. Get online and get the information. It's just not that hard.

Date: Oct 6, 2010

There are thousands and thousands of foreigners living and working or studying in China...some of them happily and successfully. If you really want to come experience this country and these people (which is probably more of a loaded question than most people reading this will realize...) you can do it all yourself without enriching some unnecessary 3rd party. Get online and get the information. It's just not that hard.

thomas · Member

It is really not important that a specific language is learnt from a language speaking country.today best teachers are available in all over the world to any as ESL.thanks

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azeem1984 · Newbie

hello,

Before you invest (or waste) hundreds and thousands of hours on a language, you should deconstruct it. During my thesis research at Princeton, which focused on neuroscience and unorthodox acquisition of Japanese by native English speakers, as well as when redesigning curricula for Berlitz, this neglected deconstruction step surfaced as one of the distinguishing habits of the fastest language learners…

So far, I’ve deconstructed Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Norwegian, Irish Gaelic, Korean, and perhaps a dozen others. I’m far from perfect in these languages, and I’m terrible at some, but I can converse in quite a few with no problems whatsoever—just ask the MIT students who came up to me last night and spoke in multiple languages.

How is it possible to become conversationally fluent in one of these languages in 2-12 months? It starts with deconstructing them, choosing wisely, and abandoning all but a few of them.

Consider a new language like a new sport.

There are certain physical prerequisites (height is an advantage in basketball), rules (a runner must touch the bases in baseball), and so on that determine if you can become proficient at all, and—if so—how long it will take.

Languages are no different. What are your tools, and how do they fit with the rules of your target?

If you’re a native Japanese speaker, respectively handicapped with a bit more than 20 phonemes in your language, some languages will seem near impossible. Picking a compatible language with similar sounds and word construction (like Spanish) instead of one with a buffet of new sounds you cannot distinguish (like Chinese) could make the difference between having meaningful conversations in 3 months instead of 3 years.

Let’s look at few of the methods I recently used to deconstructed Russian and Arabic to determine if I could reach fluency within a 3-month target time period. Both were done in an hour or less of conversation with native speakers sitting next to me on airplanes
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Tindexcm · Newbie

I am eager to learn Chinese and master the language. Can I learn it in a short period of time?

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ymstudy · Newbie

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