Natalie B
How do you get more advanced in Cantonese? I have been living in Hong Kong for 2 years and my Cantonese and am finally able work comfortably and effectively in the language. I want to get better though with grammar and vocabulary because, I am not able to talk about stuff like politics or understand what is said on the news. Where do I go from here?
Aug 26, 2013 8:11 AM
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I guess watching TV series is the best way to learn Cantonese, because in TV series there will definitely be some idioms that we use often in our daily life, which are important parts of our daily life. BTW chatting with a native speaker could be a great way to learn Cantonese , which i guess i can help you. And i am seeking for someone who can speak English as a native speaker.·><
August 28, 2013
watch TVB, and use the words that you learn! Language is all about culture and customs sometimes so ask as much as you can. It is just a matter of time to learn a language well, as long as you have your determination and perseverance to continue and put efforts into the language.
February 3, 2014
I can help you learn chinese,add me: skype:haifenglcb
December 19, 2013
When I learning Cantonese I found watching some TV series on my free time and go to some webside to do more professional listening practice is efficient. Hope that could help you on your Cantonese learning.
October 11, 2013
I'm a Chinese university student, 20 years old. Due to family reason(immigration to Canada), I have to apply for an foreign univesity, with an IELTS test. However, my poor oral English can only get 5.5 (overall6.5). So I wanna practise my oral English in any time suitble for u. Most inportantly, I'm an outgoing and warm-hearted man, going to Pakistan as volunteer for 1 month this winter, and wanna build immitate friendship with u, and helping u improv ur Chinese skill at the same time. Hope for ur reply XDDD my email address:[email protected] Skype:kenny931006
October 9, 2013
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