how I learned chinese in 6 months... resources to study chinese

Im 4 years in and my pronunciation still is trash. But reading, writing and listening up to hsk5 is doable now

Idk how to tell you that but like.. I watched your video kept thinking about it and after few months I started learning and now it’s been like a month and a week and I’m studying the hsk3 now😭😭
I feel like it’s wrong impossible but I studied everything chat a lot and knowing them well even when trying to get back to them there’s nothing to do because I’m done with everything
It’s a very huge fast progress I don’t get it myself 😭🤦‍♀️ but I’m so happy because I worked too hard

I know this is a very late comment but just in case you see this, this video was so comprehensive 👌 I’ve been looking for a couple days to find something like this so thanks! But I was wondering if you used the HSK workbooks along with the course books themselves or just the course books?

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If u are trying to improve when u arl know chinses u can just watch chinses content n variety show coz i did that n my 作文 is a 33/40 im a chinses...

“Do what makes you love language learning.” 👏👏👏 Best advice ever!

Very, very nice. I feel like you excellently condensed what I wish I had learned before investing 1+ year into Japanese.

I know that you kind of touched on what you do on Monday and Tuesday, but what do you do on the other days of the week?

how much hours of total study time you put in in these 6 months?

I am currently at the middle of HSK2 level. I struggle to find interesting content to watch/read at this level as this is still very basic. Any recommendations?

Thank you very much, very practical and inspiring. I've started learning Chinese recently and your video was most useful! 🌹

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This reminds me how i learned my English through movies , video games and talk show . I am a lazy guy, i have to learn through something that interests me or i will fall asleep .

我猜你是澳大利亚的。

❤❤❤❤Your channel is literally my comfort place. You make me so happy. Love you 🤗❤

The one thing I took from this was your insight on English. "Speaking British dialect with an American accent will sound pretentious." My parents are from the UK, but I went to secondary school in the US. I use an North American accent as much as possible, but never really could catch the dialect. People often say that I am pretentious in my speech or ask me if I am from the UK. Now, I understand what they mean.

Hey Bianca! Thank you so much for this video. I have a question for you. I'm interested in using the HSK textbook, and I see that the chapters in the text book aren't quite what I thought they would be based on your method. The way you spoke about them makes it seem like it's full of vocabulary and stories. I don't see that. At least not in HSK 1. I see a lot of writing, pronunciation, and and "work with your partner" kind of things. Did you do all of these? THANKS!

I'm in love with your channel! is so interesting 🥺

6 months?!?! I wouldn't be ale to learn Mandarin in 6 years, lol. Congratulations on getting so far in such a difficult language.

As a Chinese native speaker, I am very pleased to learn some Chinese learning resources from this video. And her methodology is definitely applicable to anyone learning any other languages. Great job.

I learnt chinese for 7 years but I cannot speak it

I want to recomend my favourite Chinese documentary 《航拍中国》to you, after you watch it you will know where to trave in China in the future. And I want to rectify that there is no Taiwanese, in fact it's traditional chinese (繁体中文)or hokkien（闽南语）.

Your videos are so clear and well explained. I also made some pinyin videos but mostly for Chinese teachers. Hope we can have chance to collaborate and share teaching tips together. From Hui

Thanks for the tips, especially about the passive listening. I always thought it was a waste of time if I'm not trying to understand everything.

Very informative video, Thanks

Hi! This is amazing! Could you please let me know some of your favorite resources or books?

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How do u learn reading, is it only learning words and learning individual characters? Im very beginner idk where to start. help pls

Thank you for the info!! I started learning Chinese like three years ago with a class per week but I couldn’t manage my time between this and university stuff, so I didn’t dedicate enough time to properly learn the language and now I panic when I am asked during class to read out loud, even if they are not really like super hard sentences😂🥲 Now that I have more time and less stress, I feel a little more motivated to take it more seriously, but I have problems with everything 😂 for example I can remember the pinyin or understand the word if spoken but I’ll have trouble remembering the character, so I definitely need to practice vocabulary. Btw do you constantly have conversations with others in Chinese or you haven’t done it yet? Sorry if you have already addressed this or if it’s a repetitive question, I just found out about your channel🥰 if you haven’t, how do you ensure your tones while reading are correct? Sometimes it happens that I listen to how the word is pronounced and then later when using it, I think I said it correctly when I actually didn’t, so my teacher helps me if it’s during class or it could have been that I found out because I recorded myself reading, but I don’t always notice it

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i’m currently learning 10 words everyday for mandarin (from the 2000 most used) and then I write them in cards and go over them in my free time. i’m not sure what to do after this. I tried watching shows but the words are too complicated for me still. should I just keep learning 10 words everyday until I reach a certain amount of words learnt and then watch shows. I feel like if I don’t understand most of the shows it’s pointless. what should I do?

I'm glad I came across your videos. That was very insightful and well put together. I myself don't use textbooks for my German and Japanese (it's an ADHD thing for me), but I love audiobooks. Also, Netflix. I turn on a show I've seen a lot of times (The Dragon Prince, for example) and then lock the controls and get cleaning or working. Keep doing what you're doing!

Thanks bianca, I'm still trying to find a routine to learning Chinese and your video helped a lot, I'm Chinese but I never learnt Chinese lol so thanks

how I learnt Chinese in 6 months

All the kanji: am I a joke to you?

Great video! I'm definitely going to start implementing the passive learning you talked about. My one question is How do you ensure the words you study in your textbook show up in anki if you're using a premade deck?

I've been wanting to learn a language for a long, long time and just recently, I decided on taking up Chinese. Honestly, this video was super insightful and it guided me to the resources I'd need, else I'd be spending more time looking for what I should study as opposed to actually studying.

It'll definitely take a while to get to the level where I want to be, but I appreciate you being really transparent about the learning process. It's pretty relieving to know that it actually does take a lot of time to become fluent, so I don't need to beat myself up over slow progress.

All in all, a wonderful video! Thank you so much for sharing. Much appreciated. xxx.

This was so insightful, motivating and helpful also for me! I'm Chinese, born and raised in Italy. I speak a mix of Mandarin and Italian in my family (plus my parents' dialect). I actually never managed to be constant as I couldn't find appropriate resources or a fitting method. My learning journey/growth has been with ups and downs, so I often felt demotivated. I don't have many Chinese friends... probably because I felt ashamed of being Chinese and not being able to speak, write or understand as much. Your video reminded me that "it's okay" :) Thanks for sharing!
Would love to start joint drama-watching group 😉 that would be a cool concept hehe

I love how interactive this video is! Omg! I was so engaged throughout the whole video! Thank you for sharing your process of learning Chinese! >.< I’m learning the language but never understood “how to study” so I noticed things didn’t stick!

I have also got those books recent month , hope I can success to learn :)

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I really like the video! i wish i had more time to study as hard as i want to~

There is a decent amount of videos on cantonese !

黑 ｂｉａｎｃａ！不好意思我的中文还不好，尤其我的语法😅。你的中文还在发展吗？你的学习才能太棒了，我学了中文三年了我只认识两千字左右。可是我还不能明白简单的电视节目的句子。这是真失望了，你的意思是如果我学习从HSK1到6我就会了吗？我还没开始学那些课本书。也许我的节目的中文水平太高了。祝你步步高升学业进步！💞

Suggest watching "Ten rules to learn Mandarin / English fluently"