What can I do every day to improve my Chinese skills?
Native speakers of Chinese tend to view the spoken varieties of Chinese as dialects of a single language. In spite of their differences, however, linguists classify them as separate languages within a family, noting that the varieties are as diverse as the Romance languages themselves. Researchers are only just beginning to look into the historical relationships between the different varieties of the Chinese language.
Chinese is a language specifically notorious for being one of the toughest languages to master not only for an English native speaker but also for most other non-Asian language speakers. This is due to the language’s complexity in grammar and pronunciation. It tends to differ quite a lot from most other languages. Most other Asian-language speakers also tend to find Chinese rather difficult to master than their own native language. With that said, improving your Chinese skills will be equally difficult or easy depending on the time and effort you can contribute. Due to it’s difficult nature it automatically requires a lot more effort and an exceptional amount of time to master it.