learning Chinese
I have learned Chinese when I was in Korea for electives. I can't even say that I 'learned' because I know nothing. (and by nothing mean, I mean Nothing).
Even I question to myself whether I am even allowed (it's not the exact word to express my thought but I didn't know else word) to learn other language when my English is still long way to go.
But I guess having multiple skills, not necessary in master level, would be better than closing up.
I want to learn Chinese, at the level that I can understand writing in newspaper or common advertisement.
and of course, speaking with people and understanding their conversation.
p.s this is irony for writing about learning Chinese in English
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Hello, glad to meet to you at italki, I 'm a college student from Hangzhou in China, maybe I can help you to improve your Chinese.
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learning Chinese
I [have] learned Chinese when I was in Korea for electives. I can't even say that I 'learned' because I know nothing. (and by nothing mean, I mean Nothing).
Even I question [to myself] whether I am [even] allowed (it's not the exact word to express my thought but I didn't know what else [word] to say) to learn another language when my English [is] still has a long way to go.
But I guess having multiple skills, not necessary [in master] at high level, would be better than [closing] giving up.
I want to learn Chinese, at the level that I can understand writing in newspapers or common advertisements.
and of course, speaking with people and understanding their conversation.
p.s this is [irony for] ironic, writing about learning Chinese in English
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Hehehe, I can teach you.
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