Tips and tricks to help you learn Chinese
Did you find a time for your Chinese learning? Good. We’ll give you more tips later on how to find the best time in your day if you end up not liking the time you chose. Now, about making learning Chinese also something you want to come back to regularly? Making learning Chinese into a habit is the best way to progress and get you ready to speak the language.
Make Yourself at Home! Meowsome, you’ve successfully learned how to make time for your Chinese learning! Chinese learning is yours now. Now, you need to create space for it. Yes, learning Chinese is an adventure both in space and time. Why not dedicate it a special place in your home or somewhere you are comfortable?
Did you find a time to learn Chinese in your day? That’s a great start! Setting aside a specific time to do some Chinese during your day is a great start to an efficient learning routine. Now that you have a time set aside, let’s think about you want to achieve in that learning session. Set small goals to learn Chinese! Having a small goal to work towards during that learning session is great for motivation!
How did creating your Mandarin Chinese learning plan go? Did you figure out what drives you to be fluent in Chinese? That’s great and it’s certainly going to help you all along your journey to be fluent in Mandarin, little dragon. But how to make time to learn Chinese? Knowing what you want to achieve like fluency is very motivating.
How did you like Lao Zi’s saying? I’m sure it worked well for you, I can feel your motivation from here! Now that you’ve taken your first step, let’s think about where you’re going to go next. Every good adventure starts with a little planning. You want to be ready for what’s ahead!
You’re a baby dragon, experiencing life among cats that speak a foreign language, and that’s not an easy thing to do.
The wise 老子 (Lǎo zǐ) one day said:
Qiānlǐ zhī xíng, shǐ yú zúxià
“A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step.”
老子 was a great philosopher from the Zhou dynasty (1066 – 256 BC). He highlighted something essential: the key to any successful journey is to start.
Today is the first day of Spring! Finally! To celebrate today being the first day of spring, we wanted to share with you these beautiful illustration by Oamul (卤猫) depicting the different stages of spring. Did you know the Chinese divided spring into 6 terms? Read on to learn more!
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We’re excited to announce that Ninchanese is available on the Play Store! That’s a whole new range of places where you can learn Chinese unlocked for you now, thanks to Ninchanese’s new Android App!
Nincha was super excited to be with Mat visiting the Chinese Parts of Pairi Daiza this weekend! Take a small walk with Nincha and see his pictures to discover Chinese buildings and the little China that lives in Pairi Daiza.
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Sometimes, our users, real-life Chinese learners like you and me send us terrific feedback on the app too good to keep only to ourselves. So, we thought: who would want to read what a Chinese learner thinks of using Ninchanese? Well, perhaps, prospective learners wondering if this gamified and comprehensive way to learn Mandarin is worth a try? An honest review of Ninchanese might interest them. Read on therefore to learn what Halvard, a Chinese learner from Norway thinks of Ninchanese! If you’re into gaming, the parallel he draws between games and Ninchanese should speak to you.
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