Any Suggestions for Mandarin Classes in Shenzhen?

Kris N · 2013-08-22T06:17:17+02:00

Discover recommended Mandarin classes in Shenzhen, especially in Nanshan Coastal City and OCT, to improve your Chinese skills effectively.

Kris N Serial 暗网禁区

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Kris NSerial 暗网禁区22 August 2013 04:17:17

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Guilty as charged.

I've been in SZ for 3 years and my Chinese sucks. Everytime I agree to do language exchange I end up teaching more English or French than learning Chinese from my counterpart.

So I'm looking for a good school or teacher in Shenzhen. Preferably in Nanshan Coastal City or OCT areas, not Shekou please.

Thanks
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pstayert1 New member

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pstayert1New member22 August 2013 04:19:48

Or Luohu District area.聽 Just arrived and need to get a clue on basic communications beyond phrases I teach myself.

berrylew Contributor

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berrylewContributor22 August 2013 09:14:26

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Oh,Chinese is really hard to learn.You have to practise it with Chinese as posible as you can.I think you should buy some book,and study really hard on them.After you get some basic knowledge.Then find a senior teacher to teach you grammer and phrase parts.

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Kris NSerial 暗网禁区22 August 2013 09:24:17

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I bought a book and learned a few phrases too. I even took a few lessons a few years ago but never had time to study, so I didn't learn much.

My biggest problem is knowing which tone to use! Ah!!!! I just can't get the tones right. I'm always using the wrong tone and often forgetting words and phrases not long after I learned them!

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MaximilienViP22 August 2013 12:49:16

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Hi Kris N,

You can post an advert in the Language classes in China section please as it might help

Thank you

Maximilien
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berrylew Contributor

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berrylewContributor23 August 2013 01:03:16

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Tones seem to be the biggest problem for you fresh learners.If you can catch the tones.Then you would be with great advantage in speaking Chinese.

You stayed here for 3 years and your Chinese still suck.Maybe someone just don't have the talent.

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Kris NSerial 暗网禁区23 August 2013 01:26:30

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berrylew wrote:
Tones seem to be the biggest problem for you fresh learners.If you can catch the tones.Then you would be with great advantage in speaking Chinese.

You stayed here for 3 years and your Chinese still suck.Maybe someone just don't have the talent.

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The problem is I teach more English then the people teach me Chinese... or maybe I am the one without any talent for Chinese lol