WEEK 1 - "Letter to Myself!" & Learning Progress


   
      WO DE BULUOGE


A Xie Xin to myself,


Qin ai de Rasul,

            Ni hao ma? I'm writing this to you as in the next following 6 weeks, though it may seems impossible, you will need to learn the basic of the Mandarin. It will be tough, but I believe that you can do it.

           There are a few tips in achieving this goal, you will need to read the Beginner Book for Mandarin in order to get used to the basic of the language. And make sure you use the Chinese Learning apps since we are in the era of technology. 

Make sure to practice tian tian, okay! 

Good luck!


'Wo tiaozhan xue Hanyu' 


Best regards,
Rasul Fikri
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Cheers!



______________________________________________________ DAY 2_____________________________________________________




Got to practise some Han Yu today, focused myself on the basic of greetings in Han Yu.

你好吗 Ni Hao Ma    -   How are you
小姐 Xiaojie   -    Miss
先生 Xiansheng    -    Mr
你叫什么名字 Ni Jiao Shenme Mingzi    -     What is your name 
早上好 Zaoshang Hao   -   Good morning
下午好 Xiawu Hao   -   Good afternoon
朋友 Pengyou   -   Friend
我很好 Wo Hen Hao   -   I'm good



Cheers!



______________________________________________________ DAY 3_____________________________________________________



Today, I take the chance of watching some videos on Youtube on Pinyin. Learn so much about Mandarin especially the essentials such as the initial, the final and the 4 different tones which bring different meanings to a word.


This is a video which teach the basic of Mandarin for tourist traveling to China.


I also get to watch this 20+ mins video that also teach all the basic of Pinyin.

Even after watching these videos, I'm still quite confuse on the pronunciation of the initials. Hope I'll be able to understand the basic soon.



Cheers!





______________________________________________________ DAY 4_____________________________________________________



Today, I did a Pinyin quiz on the basic of Pinyin. Especially on the initials, tone and finals. It was hard to do at first, but then after learning it in class, it became much more easier.


So above is my score for the quizzes. It is not so bad but at the same time I could do better.



Cheers!





______________________________________________________ DAY 5_____________________________________________________


In order for me to learn Hanyu more efficiently, I've decided to learn 15 new words every week. So for this week, here are those 15 words;

1. 想想 xiang xiang - think about it
2. 每天 mei tian - everyday
3. 天天 tian tian - everyday*
4. 开始 kaishi - start
5. 忙 mang - busy
6. 很忙 hen mang - very busy
7. 明白 mingbai - understand
8. 试 shi - poetry
9. 写信 xiexin - letter
10. 喜欢 xihuan - like
11. 挑战 tiaozhan - challenge
12. 好 hao - good
13. 很好 hen hao - very good
14.太好了 tai hao le - excellent
15. 亲爱的 qin ai de - dear

Thats all for now.



Cheers!


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