I learned Chinese in 1968. Here's how I would do it now
I started learning Mandarin in 1968 with flashcards and reel-to-reel tapes, and here is what I would do differently today.
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- بعدی: How I'm getting my Portuguese ready for Portugal
- بعدی: Stop forcing yourself to remember vocabulary. Do this instead
- بعدی: The sweet spot that makes you enjoy learning (and how to find it)
- بعدی: Why I DON’T use spaced repetition to learn vocabulary
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