#asianlanguages

[thelittlepoetworld]

My Names In Four Asian Languages: (On How You Will Write It)

BEVERLYN ANNE LOCSIN -in Korean 비벌린 앤 록신 -in Thai เบเวอร์ลิน แอนน์ ล็อกซิน -in Chinese 盧 美玉 -in Japanese: *Hiragana べゔるりぃん あん ろくしん *Katakana ベヴルリィン アン ロクシン *Kanji 部無瑠利寅 塩 陸賑

[asiancommunitynews]

Foreign languages academy Global Diction Studio turns five, vows to promote Asian languages

GURUGRAM: Foreign languages training academy Global Diction Studio – a Gurugram-based women-entrepreneurial venture has completed five years

[nandanxox]

'Dreaming of Words' will be screened today at the Asian Conference on Language organized by The International Academic Forum (IAFOR). acl.iafor.org

[binglebear-blog]

*learns that Old Chinese was toneless*

Take me back to that time

[nikk1hart]

Let's go French and Mandarin! Diary 2! Part 2

So how and where have i been doing this?

I found a really good course on my FAVOURITE language learning App, memrise. I am currently using this to teach me basic verbs.

It’s been quite hard finding websites to teach me Mandarin for free, but I have found a good few youtube videos and channels that I have used to teach me he basics. I will continue to use these too.

YouTube

Dani wang —> http://youtu.be/ApYHahBeBTQ

This is the first channel I used to teach me basic mandarin even if it is just travelling phrases it did help me to understand quite a bit about the culture if china and the culture of the language. Which is very useful when speaking to a native.

These are the two apps I’ve been using.

WordpowerLt

This is mainly just a vocabulary based app. This is a great app to use when learning any language.

SpeakChinese

This is mainly a phrase based app so I use it to learn basic phrases, and practise my speaking.

My goals for next time: - learn the basic verbs and start on learning more vocabulary