Does anyone know where I could learn Chinese Online for free?
I’m really interested in studying Chinese. I can read the basic characters but I really can’t put two and two together to make sense of them. Please please please help me!
I would suggest:
www.mylanguageexchange.com
There you can find a native Chinese speaker who is interested in learning English and write or talk to them. This is free unless you want to contact others (if they contact you first, it is free). It costs about $13 for a whole year of unlimited contacting. I believe that the $13 is worth it because it has greatly improved my Cantonese.
If you truly want a *free* website…go to:
www.sayjack.com
It teaches basic Japanese, Korean, and Chinese grammar.
Best of luck with your studies!!! 
Learn Chinese | Learn Chinese Grammar Online Free
|
|
Manga Studio EX 4 $79.81 Manga Studio EX 4 the world’s leading ic and manga creation software delivers powerful art tools for every manga and ic artist. Save time and increase productivity with customizable tool palettes. Draw naturally with a pen tablet and invigorate your drawings using color and built-in special effects. Import 3D objects and render them as backgrounds for your artwork. Import and export to most popula… |
|
|
Kanji Pict-O-Graphix: Over 1,000 Japanese Kanji and Kana Mnemonics $12.00 Kanji Pict-O-Graphix: Over 1,000 Japanese Kanji And Kana Mnemonic by Rowley, Michael… |
|
|
Japanese Kanji & Kana Revised Edition: A Guide to the Japanese Writing System (No) $8.95 Since 1981, Japanese Kanji & Kana by Wolfgang Hadamitzky and Mark Spahn has been one of the most trusted and popular study guides for beginning and intermediate students of Japanese. This revised edition not only covers the current 1,945 joyo kanji, it also provides a comprehensive overview of the Japanese kanji and kana writing system, including writing, usage, punctuation, and how to use kanji d… |
|
|
American Shaolin: Flying Kicks, Buddhist Monks, and the Legend of Iron Crotch: An Odyssey in the New China $5.38 Bill Bryson meets Bruce Lee in this raucously funny story of one scrawny American’s quest to become a kung fu master at China’s legendary Shaolin Temple. Growing up a ninety-pound weakling tormented by bullies in the schoolyards of Kansas, young Matthew Polly dreamed of one day journeying to the Shaolin Temple in China to become the toughest fighter in the world, like Caine in his favorite 1970s T… |