i can’t call or recieve messages and the message contact seems to be very unhelpful. is there anyway i can get these to be delivered? some of the packages were delivered no problems so im a little confused
I'm an incoming freshman and I'm curious what are staples that every student needs to do before they graduate!
I'm an incoming freshman and I'm curious what are staples that every student needs to do before they graduate! I want to do fun things and not just school
I am taking it this semester and I just heard from friends that its super hard and they struggled a lot so I want to know if there's any good sources that are covering what Berkeley teaches. Every time I look up Gen Chem resources they all seem to be really simple, high school level work that I took before AP Chem and I'm just surprised.
If i took AP Calculus AB and scored a 4 would I be exempt from math 51 if it’s a requirement for my major?
If you had 8 hours a day every day how would you spend it trying to get to HSK 3-> HSK4 or even HSK 5.
Obviously I know i can’t study 8 hours every day since i’ll burn out but if you needed to get to HSK 4 by August starting now, how would you break it down so you don’t end up becoming monotonous
I know HSK 5 is a lofty goal so i’m not super worried about that but I would like to get to HSK 4. I’m somewhere between HSK 3 already and have a decent foundation. I’m going to try and get 2 hours of tutoring per week to keep up speaking.
Please don’t be hateful I’m just curious how to maximize my time and i am optimistic about my abilities to lock in
Like the title implies, I have been learning Chinese for 4 years but the first three years my chinese teacher always said I could mix up tones because she would know what I'm talking about and it was a very lax class but I think that has really messed me up down the road. I went to a public school where it was just a fun class and barely anyone was doing actual learning in that class but now I want to take it seriously but I have no idea how to fix my foundation!