Great study vlog us usuall !! i like it 🤩🤩 i like the way u write in your copybooks ! i guess you are making a great progress since january 2024 in chinese ! in general chinese needs From 7 to 8 years to be fluent in it .... but everything depends on your efforts and hardwork ! good luck🥰🥰
I’m shocked at how well you can write hanzi, do you practice writing them over and over to get the stroke order correct? Or do you just guess it? If so what made you decide to learn to hand write rather than just recognise the characters? I’m on HSK1 and personally I’m focussing on just learning to recognise and recall them as I only plan to read and type the language rather than hand write… but your writing looks great!
@@nickb1178 thank you so much! stroke order is lowkey controversial because I asked my Chinese teacher and she said that in school, it’s something that they would only do properly when their teacher was watching 😭 so since then I’ve not worried much about it and just written the characters in the way that’s easiest and quickest for me! in terms of why i decided to learn to write, it’s just something that i started doing to memorise the words better. studies show that handwriting things make you remember them better than just typing them up. however as i get more serious about hsk, the higher levels require actual writing, so it just makes sense for all of my goals to keep developing the skill!
Much respect...you go girl! I think more people out there should do the same: read more and learn more...go out there and explore!!! We can all benefit this tiny world if everyone works together. Chinese people should learn Koreans and Japanese languages likewise the same for Koreans and Japanese people to learn Chinese languages. Break the Barrrier....Travel and see for youself: See is believe...It's modern reality and not a Fiction. Ps keep up the good work.
i'm flying home next week (crazy!!) so expect lots of hsk 2 exam content in august!
ur notes are so pretty i cannot
hehehe 谢谢😌❤❤
Great study vlog us usuall !! i like it 🤩🤩 i like the way u write in your copybooks ! i guess you are making a great progress since january 2024 in chinese ! in general chinese needs From 7 to 8 years to be fluent in it .... but everything depends on your efforts and hardwork ! good luck🥰🥰
谢谢
so cute 😍
谢谢！
I’m shocked at how well you can write hanzi, do you practice writing them over and over to get the stroke order correct? Or do you just guess it? If so what made you decide to learn to hand write rather than just recognise the characters? I’m on HSK1 and personally I’m focussing on just learning to recognise and recall them as I only plan to read and type the language rather than hand write… but your writing looks great!
@@nickb1178 thank you so much! stroke order is lowkey controversial because I asked my Chinese teacher and she said that in school, it’s something that they would only do properly when their teacher was watching 😭 so since then I’ve not worried much about it and just written the characters in the way that’s easiest and quickest for me! in terms of why i decided to learn to write, it’s just something that i started doing to memorise the words better. studies show that handwriting things make you remember them better than just typing them up. however as i get more serious about hsk, the higher levels require actual writing, so it just makes sense for all of my goals to keep developing the skill!
Much respect...you go girl!
I think more people out there should do the same: read more and learn more...go out there and explore!!!
We can all benefit this tiny world if everyone works together.
Chinese people should learn Koreans and Japanese languages likewise the same for Koreans and Japanese people to learn
Chinese languages. Break the Barrrier....Travel and see for youself: See is believe...It's modern reality and not a Fiction.
Ps keep up the good work.
thanks i appreciate it！