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Independent Chinese study: review - Studying Chinese outside of China - Chinese-Forums

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Or sign in with one of these services. If you're having trouble signing in with these, contact us at admin@chinese-forums.com By Tamu February 28, 2014 at 01:36 PM in Studying Chinese outside of China I've been in Taiwan studying Chinese on an independent basis. I'll be slowing down now, so I thought it's a good time to share what I've found while I still have all details fresh. The flexibility you have studying independently has many advantages, but I know that for me, it also created many questions when I was considering if and how to start out on my own. So I tried to write up here many details about pragmatic issues which could be helpful in planning such as process, progress, prices, tips. There are lots of posts about "here's how I got started learning Chinese", both on this forum and elsewhere on the internet. This is just another one to add one more perspective and info. Hopefully it can be useful for beginners who are thinking of studying independently. ----- ----- -----

Popular Post Tamu Posted February 28, 2014 at 01:36 PM Tamu Members 34 Popular Post Report Posted February 28, 2014 at 01:36 PM I've been in Taiwan studying Chinese on an independent basis. I'll be slowing down now, so I thought it's a good time to share what I've found while I still have all details fresh. The flexibility you have studying independently has many advantages, but I know that for me, it also created many questions when I was considering if and how to start out on my own. So I tried to write up here many details about pragmatic issues which could be helpful in planning such as pr

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