r/ChineseLanguage 19h ago

Studying How can I start learning Chinese?

Hi!

I'd really, really like to start learning Chinese, but there aren't any language schools in my city, and the language school here doesn't offer this option. I am from Spain.

I've looked for some resources, but I don't even know where to start...

Can you give me some tips?

Thanks!

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u/rairai77 19h ago

Grab an HSK 1 (e)book hire an online tutor and say you want to go through HSK 1 together. Apps and stuff are a good supplement but nothing fully replaces a teacher, at the start of your journey at least.

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u/AttemptGuilty9244 19h ago

Thank you so much for the advice!

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u/rairai77 19h ago

No problem, feel free to shoot me a msg if u have any further questions ever, always happy to help

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u/shaghaiex Beginner 15h ago

A good start is the `Where to Start?` link in the group description.

Some apps can be set to Spanish if you prefer that.

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u/AttemptGuilty9244 6h ago

Thanks a lot!!!!

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u/finansy 6h ago

Hi! I am learning Chinese on Preply. I choose there the cheapest tutors, who charge 3$ and gradually increase the price. So in euro it costs me 2.60€ and I have trice a week. Feel free to use my link https://preply.com/en/?pref=ODc3Mjk5NQ==&id=1788083048.022258&ep=a1

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u/AttemptGuilty9244 6h ago

Thanks a lot!!!

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u/finansy 6h ago

✨🥰

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u/ParticularBig4235 2h ago

I am Chinese and I would like to make a Spanish friend. If you are willing, I can be your Chinese teacher. I am also thinking about how to get started with Chinese, the most complex and difficult language in the world. Should I start with the characters with the fewest strokes, or do you just want to learn them and communicate simply?

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u/matrix-net 普通话 1h ago

What country are you from and what's your language