How to practice Chinese?
The Chinese language receives unnecessary tags for being difficult! Rome wasn’t built in a day, whether Chinese or any other language everything is equally intimidating until we step into it.
But the truth is, learning Mandarin Chinese in your spare time, is one of the absolute best investments you can make. Chinese Isn’t as hard as believed to be. People complain Chinese is incredibly difficult. Luckily for Chinese learners, this is completely wrong.
Chinese has acquired a false reputation of being difficult for a number of reasons- especially because of the alien nature of its script. Unlike most languages, which use phonetic writing, Chinese is composed of pictograms and semi-phonetic ideograms which need to be memorized! Yes, this is probably the hardest thing about Chinese, but people assume all other elements of the language are equally difficult too.
Chinese looks difficult, but if compared to a language like Finnish, which doesn’t appear to be tough until you start learning it, that’s one of the most grammatically complex languages on Earth!
Today I will be discussing ways how to practice the Chinese Language. If you are a working professional you may not have dedicated time available at a stretch, so we would be suggesting practice activities which can be done under 5 minutes for you, and as for the others who can spare some more time, we would recommend a second set of practice activities which would take about 15 to 20 minutes. If you have a question to yourself whether by practicing 5 minutes or 15 to 20 minutes in a day you can learn the entire Chinese language all on your own, well, then the answer would be NO! It is not possible. You can expect some progress in your studies by investing a few minutes diligently every day but you will not be able to learn the entire language giving this much time. The time invested every day would help you stick to schedules and that would go a long way in habit building!