Great video! Easy to understand the differences with the example questions. In your 10 years of teaching Mandarin to many students, what is your opinion on Mandarin learning apps such as SuperChinese? I know everyone has a different learning style or method, but perhaps you have some insight about how effective learning apps are compared to other methods, such as one-on-one training, in-class learning, self study by reading learning books, etc. I'm curious to hear your thoughts.
Hi～Thanks a million for liking my video 😊! I think each Chinese learning app has its own characteristics, depending on the learner's specific needs. Of course, apps that provide comprehensive exercises, such as ChineseSkill and HelloChinese, which offer listening, speaking, reading, and writing exercises, are excellent choices. Alternatively, you can choose apps like Tandem, where you can interact with native Chinese speakers. I have been teaching offline for ten years, mostly in schools. I have recently started teaching online, and I believe whether it's one-on-one or group lessons, it depends on the teacher's teaching ability and the students' effort. All languages require a lot of practice to be fluent, but the best way to learn is to listen more to develop an ear for natural pronunciation and then speak more. If it's for exam preparation, different study methods may be needed. Also, maintaining interest is very important.😊
Hi～thank you for liking my video!😊I’m afraid that personal information cannot be revealed here.If you're interested in learning Chinese, you can find me on language education platforms.Let me know if you need any assistance with language learning tips or resources!
