Introduction Do you ever feel like learning Chinese words is like trying to catch a hundred butterflies at once? They all fly away just as you think you’ve caught them! Don’t worry, a lot of kids feel that way. But guess what? I have a BIG plan to make learning Chinese easy and fun! It’s […]
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Make sure you see the words and can read them out a few times. Then write them down in a notepad or exercise book. Then go and study the meaning both in chinese and English, only knew the **English meaning is of no use in examinations!** Then study the words and read out the sentences
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