How much Chinese can I learn in 2 months?

According to research, knowing the top 1,000 most common characters would allow you to understand about 90 percent of the Chinese language. And if you learn 11 characters per day, you’ll be able to get through the 1,000 most common characters in about three months.

How many hours a week should I learn Chinese?

According to the FSI, Group 1 languages (closely related to English) would take a minimum of 575 to 600 study hours to develop a professional level proficiency – as in, you can perform your job duties – in those languages.

How long does it take to learn Chinese?

If you put the rest of your life on hold and focused only on studying Chinese – at 5 hours of practice a day, it would take you 88 weeks. Here’s the long story. When it comes to Chinese, you have two options – Mandarin or Cantonese.

When is the best time to start learning Mandarin?

Clearly the key is to start as early as possible and to select an approach to learning Mandarin that matches your availability and learning style. Proficiency can take years, but it will be worth it when you can enjoy speaking the Mandarin language. Want to Learn Chinese? Join TutorMing to learn moRe!

Is learning Chinese worth it?

Learning a language is also one of most worthwhile things you can do, and it can be extremely rewarding. I’ve been in China for a little under 5 months now, and here are some of my top study tips for learning Chinese. I’ve accumulated these tips over the past 2-3 years, as I studied Chinese in university, but accelerated my pace here in China.

Is Chinese a difficult language to learn?

For a native English speaker like myself, Chinese is a very intimidating language! Especially if you’ve never studied a language like Chinese before. Tones, characters, radicals …oh my! It’s easy to get overwhelmed and discouraged when studying any language, but especially Chinese, since it’s so different from English. But don’t give up!