Books and online resources would never substitute the work of a teacher. If you want to learn Spanish properly you need to find a proper tutor and then do homework, obviously. Without a teacher who can structure your lessons you'll find yourself lost and you won't know what to study next, you can also get frustrated. Spanish is quite different from English and Chinese. In Chinese, as far as I'm concerned, you don't have verb tenses. In English they do have verb tenses and conjugations, but they are different as they just change the 3rd person singular. In Spanish, each person has a different conjugation. What I recommend is patience, doing homework everyday, listen as much Spanish as you can (there are thousands of YouTube videos or cartoons for kids), use flashcards to play and remember vocabulary (for example anki, quizlet...) and of course FIND a qualified teacher. I have specific books of Spanish made on purpose for Mandarin speakers. If you are interested in having lessons you can contact me here on italki. All the best. /Estela Spanish teacher on italki.

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