对语言学习的一些看法。An interview in Chinese about language learning.

对语言学习的一些看法。
An interview I did in Chinese about language learning at the local Vancouver offices of the Confucius Institute.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• 语言，语言学习，language learning
• Mandarin language
• 学中文， 中国话 华语， learn Chinese

[zimmermann10]

Apoteose!

[lingosteve]

@zimmermann10 Obrigado!

[lingosteve]

Sorry I added this to the comment. It was at the local Vancouver offices of the Confucius Institute.

[wakold]

@orllamas1 hangul is not a language, it's a writing script. Korean is a language.

[bimsterfls]

this is the best thing ever. I'm currently studying chinese and this just provides so much motivation for me! Thank you steve!!

[DavidWoodMusic]

Listen with ear buds. LEFT EAR SO STRONG!

[339522774]

yea, attitude is very important

[lokisky812]

@Iceland1944 chinesisches Aussprache  ist relativ einfach .besonders gibt es keine komplizierte Grammatikregeln. aber das Schriftzeichen ist ja schwieiger .Es ist nicht nur schwieriger für Ihnen ,sondern auch für die Chinesen selbe ,die in der Schule waren.

[ndz2011]

@wuchangbei 好主意！

[wuchangbei]

对，我也觉得应该是这样，学一门语言的时候，就把自己当成该国人­，不疯狂不成魔

[Iceland1944]

Herr Kaufmann, Ich habe daran gedacht, Chinesisch zu lernen, aber ich möchte von Ihnen wissen, ob das eine schwere Sprache ist, und wie lange es dauert, bis man einigermassen fliessend spricht. Haben Sie die Schriftzeichen schon gelernt oder lernen Sie sie noch? Das scheint mir das Schwierigste an dieser Sprache zu sein - das und die Betonung.

[guiponzi]

Thanks Steve, those tips are very useful, I'm currently studying Chinese and now am feeling more motivation.

[fifakev1234]

I have no idea what you're talking about but I love listening to you.

[LifeFirst]

@StarduskLanguage They shouldn't create an alphabetic system just so some random foreigner can learn Chinese better. That would make no sense. If Chinese people themselves start complaining, then we'll see changes. But that's highly unlikely.

[soju1993]

@wakold actually there are 2 Koreas and they each have their pwn way of saying Korea, Korean and Korean script. In the north they call them, in that order조선, 조선어 and 조선글. What you said is only applied to South Korea.