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  • 10 Things to do to get better at Chinese
    Learn Chinese

    10 Things to do to get better at Chinese

    When it comes to learning a new language, there are 4 skills to consider: Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing. With Du Chinese, you can practice each aspect of the language and you will see your Chinese skills improve drastically. Follow these tips and you’ll Master Chinese in no time. Reading 1. Read at a comfortable…

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  • How to Gamify Learning Chinese with Ninchanese
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    How to Gamify Learning Chinese with Ninchanese

    What if there was a way you could study Chinese without feeling like you are studying? Ninchanese aims to do just that. While Ninchanese has an unassuming cute cat as its mascot, don’t underestimate this powerful learning resource. Ninchanese helps you learn Chinese in an effective and engaging way that keeps you coming back for…

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  • How to order bubble tea in Chinese
    Chinese Culture | Food | Language Lessons

    How to Order Bubble Tea in Chinese

    Do you love boba tea but lack the vocabulary to order one? Here is the perfect guide for you!

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  • Expressing Gratitude in Chinese
    Chinese Culture | Language Lessons | Learn Chinese

    Expressing Gratitude in Chinese

    One of the first things any student of Chinese learns to say is “谢谢 (xièxiè)”, i.e. Thank You. This phrase is useful because it can be used to express your gratitude (or 感恩 (gǎn’ēn)) in pretty much any situation. For those wanting  to be a little more formal you can say “谢谢你 (xièxiè nǐ)”. However,…

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  • Chinese graded readers
    Language Lessons | Tips for Using Du Chinese

    Chinese Graded Readers

    The two keys to learning and mastering Chinese come down to input and output. Input in the form of reading and listening and output in the form of speaking and writing. You can’t really start with the output because you can’t say a word that you don’t know. But it’s also inefficient to read or…

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  • New HSK Levels 2021 – A Quick Overview
    HSK Reading Practice | Learn Chinese

    New HSK Levels 2021 – A Quick Overview

    The new HSK levels have been confirmed and there are going to be 9 levels! At first glance it looks to be more difficult, but we’re excited about this positive change. They’ve updated the words to be more useful for your everyday conversation and evened out the pace of the levels. That means you’re less…

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  • How to Use Du Chinese
    Tips for Using Du Chinese

    How to Use Du Chinese

    In this post we’re going to introduce you to how to use Du Chinese and get the most out of it. Learning Chinese is one of the best investments you can make with your time! It opens up a new world of over 1 billion people you can communicate with, beautiful places to explore, a…

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  • 5 Reasons Why Chinese Grammar is Easy
    Language Lessons | Learn Chinese

    5 Reasons Why Chinese Grammar is Easy

    When it comes to learning Chinese, it can seem like you’re bombarded with difficult things to figure out like tones or characters. Lucky for you, Grammar is one area where Chinese really shines. Here are 5 reasons why Chinese has the easiest grammar and how you can easily master it. 1. Simple Word Order Chinese…

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  • 9 Facts to Help You Understand Chinese Culture
    Chinese Culture

    9 Facts to Help You Understand Chinese Culture

    Chinese culture is truly remarkable. It’s different from anything you may have seen in Europe or the US. It’s one of the world’s oldest and most interesting cultures. This is because China is one of the oldest ancient civilizations, and their history is rich. That’s why we strongly suggest you explore the interesting facts about…

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  • How to Flirt in Chinese | Asking Someone Out in Chinese
    Chinese Culture | Language Lessons

    How to Flirt in Chinese | Asking Someone Out in Chinese

    Language barriers can be the most frustrating when you are trying to form a romantic connection. While Valentine’s Day (情人节, Qíng rén jié) is not a Chinese holiday, the month of February still seems to put everyone around the world in the mood for love, so it’s a great time to learn some romantic words/phrases…

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  • Top Reasons Why You Need to Start Celebrating Chinese New Year
    Chinese Culture

    Top Reasons Why You Need to Start Celebrating Chinese New Year

    Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival (春节; pinyin: Chūn Jié), is the most important Chinese holiday. Marking the end of winter and the beginning of spring, the festival is the longest holiday of the year. Festivities can go on for as long as sixteen days, and the first seven days are public…

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