How to pass HSK 3! | HSK 3 study tips
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- How to pass HSK 3! | HSK 3 study tips
Hi everyone! I passed my HSK 3 (汉语水平考试)and I just wanted to share some study tips that helped me a lot. Studying Chinese language and culture has always been a passion of mine, and I'm so happy to have met this milestone. Hopefully I can make another video in the spring about passing the HSK 4! If you are studying for HSK let me know below! Also, if you have any questions at all, feel free to ask!
大家好！我通过了三级汉语水平考试！我就是想分享一些帮助我考试准备的经验。学习汉语和中国文化是我一直以来的兴趣。我也非常高兴能够到达这个我学中文的里程碑。希望我能在明年春天通过四级汉语水平考试，并分享相关的视频给大家。如果你正在学习汉语水平考试，请在下边给我留言！此外，如果你有任何相关的问题，欢迎来问我！
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Congratulations girl !!!
Speaking Chinese with your husband, mother in law and little princess every day is really good for your Chinese.
Thank you!! Yes! They are the biggest help with improving my Chinese!
Respect and kudos to you, and congratulations on passing the HSK 3!
Gee, reading, writing, speaking, and understanding? That is quite a feat!
Some Asian languages are VERY difficult for Western-language speakers (e.g. English) to grasp because languages like Chinese and Vietnamese are tonal and/or the writing is so different, just as examples. At least Vietnamese has a Romanized alphabet with variation of real A's, B's, and C's - not characters - so that makes it way easier than Chinese for writing.
I am an American-born white woman married to a Vietnamese-Chinese man (born in Vietnam). We've been together over 40 years, married over 38 of those years. He is fluent in Vietnamese, but rather limited with his Mandarin (and knows only a handful of Cantonese words).
I try to explain "tones" to my friends and family and they have a difficult time grasping the concept. I'll give an example with just a couple of words and usually get back, "It sounds the same to me!" (Even for me, it was like a shift had to take place in my brain before it all fell into place and made sense.) Only my sister really got it right away, probably because she was a linguistics / Russian major in college.
You are lucky to have the support of your husband and mother-in-law (lol, she looks more like your sister-in-law!). My husband wasn't too keen on me learning Vietnamese. I told him that it's really a shame because I could have been fluent by now. It makes me kind of mad, even resentful sometimes, because my first exposure to the language was when I was 16, so my brain was primed. It would have been a lot easier to learn when he and I were first together. In fairness to him, he wanted to improve his English because he was fairly new to the U.S. (Nhưng mà, ¡que lastima que yo hablo el español mejor que la vietnamita! [But it's too bad I speak Spanish better than Vietnamese!])
So even though you're not 16, you still have an advantage over me because of your youth.
It's wonderful that you speak Chinese with Sophia and read books to her. Keep that up! It is excellent for her intellectual development, and not just for language. She'll be able to switch back and forth between English and Chinese, like there's nothing to it.
The cultural aspect is also very important because knowing about the culture definitely helps with the language, both verbal and non-verbal.
I don't know about where you live [in Canada], but some places have Chinese schools for children. My neighbor sent all 4 of his kids to Chinese school, even though it was already spoken in the home. Sophia is long way from that now, though!
If you're interested sometime, I can tell you a true story about a girl who rejected Chinese school at some point and later regretted it.
Thank you SO much for your thoughtful comment! Yes, I definitely agree that I am very lucky to have my husband and mother in law here to support me and teach me Chinese culture. Chinese is definitely a difficult language to learn, especially as an adult. I have also heard that Vietnamese is incredibly hard! I think if it's something you really want to do, you can definitely learn Chinese or Vietnamese! I started out by watching Chinese TV shows with subtitles and after hearing Chinese conversation over and over you start to catch on to some phrases! We live in western Canada and are very lucky to have some Chinese schools here, but also we want to live in China for a couple of years and travel there a lot as well. Wishing you the best! 😊
First of all congrats for passing HSK 3 and many thanks for giving us your success tips.
about me, I passed both HSK1&2 but due to neglecting to memorize the characters and new words I suffered when I arrive at the HSK3 level
I can't read at all I tried my best but I need the best way to get ready for the real exam next September, as well as I, need really to master it
Thank you! I think the best way is to try and memorize some of the characters from hsk 1 and 2 first because they really do build the base for a lot of the compound words in hsk 3. Also I really like all the free hsk practice tests online. They really help show if there is a particular set of words you are struggling with.
谢谢你 this is very useful for me i have my husk 3 exam tomorrow and now i know how to review!
That's great! Wishing you the best!
In which university do you study? I’m here in Beijing planning to appear in HSk 3 . Preparation is not that good
@@sarfarazhussain1143 sorry I’m 15… no university
Like the video and congratulations 🎉 unfortunately didn’t get many tips how to pass hsk3 🤣🤣🤣
3 years???? I LOVE YOUR DETERMINATION!! i could never lol! you should totally be proud of yourself
Thank you so much!!
Love you! Thanks! I enrolled in Intermediate online class on a univ recently. But I didn’t know it was all in Chinese unlike Chi schools in my country doesn’t focus on the characters adding to the fact that I haven’t studied Chi in months. So u know, it was a crazy month for me. I can’t even read characters! Hahahah! But been starting to read through short stories and now I’m familiar with some characters! Glad I found your channel since I’m going to take HSK3 as well (required by the school). 🥺 I’ll be sure to watch your vids for my listening and will check out ur insta! Thanks a lot! Actually just knowing u are also studying makes me feel a little less lonely 😭❤️ Bless u and ur beautiful fam!
Awww thank you for your comment! I didn't get a notification from RUclips so I am just seeing it now! Hang in there and it will get easier. I love the Chinese books that use the basic 500-1000 characters for reading and recognizing characters. I found a couple from amazon. When I studied in Taipei I was in the same situation because my university didn't focus on characters, and I remember sitting in a cafe for like 4 or 5 hours everyday writing characters over and over. What a time lol!
@@thehighsandluos wow! Thanks a lot for this! I will try doing these too😭😍
I study to HSK on my videos as well from Anki deck I found online. Since the exam standards has changed recently do you have any new not outdated resources?
Best Regards
Currently I'm studying for my HSK 4 and still use a lot of these resources, but I've also added in using chatgpt and a Chinese zero to hero course for HSK 4. I talk about it more in my video about a year ago talking titled How I study for HSK 4. :)
Thank you😍😍❤️
Thank you for watching! 😊❤
New friend is here God bless you and your family ❤️ stay connected dear friend 💞❤️❤️💞
Thank you so much for your kind words! So happy to have you here! ❤️
Can I get PDF file of HSK3 course book?
Yes, I think I downloaded mine from here www.academia.edu/45154317/HSK_3_standard_course
Very nice
thank you!
Didn’t notice my comment was all over the place. Hahaha sorry! Maybe because of studying Chi the whole day it messed my Eng up
haha! I know the feeling!
what's hsk3?
It's the third level of the Chinese proficiency test "汉语水平考试".