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I have always been a good language learner, I always love the idea of being able to speak more than one language and to be able to transform my ideas and thoughts no matter the language spoken .
sometimes, it might seems hard and difficult. But, believe me other times all It takes Is the courage and the willingness to start your learning journey. The previous months, I have decided to start learning chinese language and I’m already doing great. It’s been four months now, I’m at the first level and It really feels good. At first I was afraid and what scared me most was the chinese characters, I have always believe they are so difficult but now I have started writing and reading some basic characters. Well I have to say that this Is my challenge for now and I have a long way to go.
Easy Tips And Tools For Every Beginner
For me, learning Chinese Is only a hobby. What make the target easier to remain committed to making progress. And In doing so, I follow a weekly program In which I work on learning new vocabulary almost everyday, write and read characters at least (10 a day In my level ) and listen as much as possible to chinese songs.
1. Follow a Structure — I followed coursera
It’s an easy platform for beginners and It contain all the basic information. Including introduction of phonetics and daily expressions. After taking this class, you get an understanding of Chinese Mandarin and make basic conversations of daily living such as exchanging personal information, talking about daily arrangements and food, asking about price, introducing the city and the weather, telling your hobbies etc.
2. Listen To Chinese Songs and videos
To simply improve your listening , speaking as well as develop your vocabulary, videos and songs help a lot. you might search some songs and study their lyrics. Memorize the words and write them down on your notebook, then explain their meaning.
3. Apps For Self-study
HSK1 App : contains all the basic things you will need to improve your level 
SKRITTER : Learn to write Chinese characters. 
DU CHINESE : chinese reading practice material that has pinyin, translations and professional audio