〜My Shanghai Dairy 〜No.5
Our classroom already started.Class-mates came from several country, America, Europe and Ajia. European and American students are having the name of Chinese in the class. Japanese and Korean students are called to only pronunciation by Chinese sound. I am called "shichuan",by the way. I'm having a hard time following the Mandarin class by Mandarin, because the explanation by teachers and the speed of the progress are too fast for me. Also, the progress is in a random,I sometime lost my way on the text. The explanations makes at once, and a theacher say "You see! OK,next!" It is so fast tempo progress! Then, I sometimes hear to classmates "what does a teacher said?". Though the homework is given to us every time, but I sometimes misunderstand contents of the homework and submit it by an irrelevant answer… I hope that will be used as possible as early in these days!
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〜My Shanghai Dairy 〜No.5
Our classroom has already started. Classmates came from several country continents: America, Europe and Asia. European and American students are having the name of go by a Chinese name in the class. Japanese and Korean students are called to only pronunciation by Chinese sound. I am called "shichuan", by the way. I'm having a hard time following the Mandarin class by in Mandarin, because the explanations by the teachers and the speed of the progression are too fast for me. Also, the progression is in a random, I sometimes loose my way in the text. The explanations makes at are made once, and then a teacher says "You see! OK, next!" It progresses at such a fast tempo! Then, I sometimes hear to other classmates ask "what did a the teacher say?". Though the homework is given to us every time, but I sometimes misunderstand the contents of the homework and submit it by an irrelevant answer… I hope that will be used as possible as early in these days!Notes:
"Classroom" refers to a place, "class" refers to an activity.
"Go by" is a phrasal verb. It is useful. Examples:
Often, foreign students go by a name that is easy for others to pronounce.
(Chinese student in American school) "Hello! My name is Li Xiu Ying, but I go by Linda."
(Common question on legal forms) Have you ever gone by a different name?
I could not correct two sentences because I did not quite understand them: "Japanese and Korean students are called to only pronunciation by Chinese sound" and "I hope that will be used as possible as early in these days".
It sounds difficult to learn multiple languages at once, keep up the good work!
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