r/MandarinChinese

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Native Chinese speaker looking for an English speaking language p~art~ner!

I'm a college student.I can handle basic daily conversations in English, but I often make grammar mistakes. I'm looking for a English speaker who is interested in Chinese so we can make progress together.

​My Mandarin is standard (Grade 2-A), I'm open-minded, and I love talking about all kinds of topics.

​I don't watch matches very often, but I follow it.​ My MBTI is ISFP​, I love wild, imaginative thoughts​. I'm into music, especially trap and R&B. I used to have a great partner who shared the same interests, but we stopped chatting after weighing the pros and cons.

​If you're interested too, let's chat! I usually use IG and WeChat.

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u/Odd-Carpenter2444 — 5 days ago
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HSK 3-4 study plan

Hi,

I am plateuing (which I found out is a common and named phenomena lol) what are your guys study plans? I relied mostly on graded readers to pull me through HSK 1-2 and some of 3. I am still doing graded readers, I listen to a lot of comprehensive input but find myself frustated (too easy and bored or missing too much--auditory processing disorder and reading not quite quick enough yet for reliance on subtitles like I do for content in my native language). I am starting tutorinng once a week next week with 2 other friends. Namely a mix of speaking and writing focus since their listening is pretty good. I am also planning on going to a fornightly Language Exchange night at a bar in my city next week too. Is there anything else? I am hoping the exchange night will lead to me finding a language partner. Please drop your routines, anything. I am so frustrated where everything is either too harfd or too easy and therefor boring (and my ADHD can't abide boredome). Hacks from ND peeps and people with APD especially welcomed

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u/Silo_n — 8 days ago