How I Became Fluent in Chinese in 18 Months (5 Tips That Actually Worked)

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  @BenWilliams魏伯恩 · 3 months ago · pinned

  The content that I use to guide learning: <a href="https://www.pocketchinese.uk/store/p/complete-content-bank">https://www.pocketchinese.uk/store/p/complete-content-bank</a>

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  @musukitoo · 2 months ago

  how it feels to watch a video in foreign language about how to learn another foreign language

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  @pearlnguyen2512 · 5 months ago

  1. Consistent micro actions<br>2. Engineering your environment<br>3. Ignore textbooks<br>4. Building real fluency<br>5. Vocabulary expansion<br>Thanks 魏伯恩 a lot !

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  @gamaltk · 5 months ago

  Bassically: immersion, A LOT

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  @JH-st6wg · 4 months ago

  In China, I knew several students from Africa and Central Asia that passed HSK5 within a year. As they had a scholarship, they needed to get a score of 210 instead of 180. Most of these students come from extremely impovershed areas and are super eager to learn; they dedicate nearly all hours of their day toward studying it. Not to mention they spoke 2-3 languages fluently already...

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  @ProxKindaOfficial · 2 months ago

  As a Chinese speaker, I was shocked by hearing how you speak in the first place as it&apos;s surprisingly fluent after just studied it for 18-months!

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  @zhangjalen · 4 months ago (edited)

  chinese watching this…i was stunned by the first sentence…it is awesome，you must ve put great effort into it, still has some accent but it’s nothing

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  @GlobetrottingVegabond · 4 months ago

  When I was your age, I thought learning Chinese would be good for networking. Now that I&apos;m retired and traveling the world. I&apos;m learning Chinese so I can communicate with locals and make friends. But I gotta tell you, it ain&apos;t easy. You are truly amazing 👏

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  @DeepMineX_1 · 1 month ago

  Really phenomenal learning strategies. Frictionless learning I&apos;ve immediately applied to all areas of my life. Studying is a chore, learning is fun and beautiful.

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  @henrysmith9049 · 4 months ago

  I like your Chinese name. It&apos;s great in many ways, not just because it sounds like your English name. I can tell it&apos;s carefully chosen, and it&apos;s full of wisdom and it&apos;s not cringy at all. It&apos;s actually kinda common, gives vibes of a gentleman, generous and devoting. It&apos;s just beautiful

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  @ДокторЛивси-о1й · 13 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLyCDvRYXb8&amp;t=499">8:19</a> &quot;instead of trying to translate everything into english in your head&quot;. bro i watch this trying to understand at least english😭

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  @andyfake · 4 months ago

  Remind me every time so I can remember to document my progress

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