Random "Look at my Site" posts

[jono1001]

Does anyone know of any good Chinese learning Blogs?

I have been keeping a Blog about my learning and want to know if there are any similar blogs I can link to. Have a look at mine Chinese Mandarin Learner.

I would really like to connect and link to other blog writers who are also learning.

jono1001

[dd18]

Hello everyone,

I've recently started a new blog called 懂吗你!? （　dǒng ma nǐ　）to help others who are learning Chinese. I feature the best tools and sites to help you study. This can be anything from Chinese input tools to podcasts. There will also be some fun things like artist (singer) spotlights for fun and to help you discover new Chinese music. In the future, I will keep on adding content and sharing some of the methods I've used for the past five years to study. I, perhaps like you, am a current student learning Chinese. I hope that all of you can visit and find something helpful to you. Please feel free to leave comments on the site recommending your own favorite resources for studying (or your studying methods) so that I may feature them.

http://dongmani.blogspot.com/

Thanks for your time!

- 狄龙

[billyeveryteen]

I know that we all hate spam but don't worry I am not trying to sell anything.

I started a blog / social network for Chinese learners about a year ago and it's got about 200 members. I'm looking for honest feedback from people who don't necessarily use the site about their impressions, ideas, problems, suggestions. I've tried asking on my facebook page etc but that is always feedback from people who like the content already. Since there are a lot of avid Chinese language fans on here I thought I'd ask & see what happens.

http://studymorechinese.com/

If this isn't the right place to post this, I apologize. Please let me know where else to put it or what not to do.

Thanks,

B

[roddy]

These three all came in within 24 hours of each other so I'm just merging them. Would be good to know how interested people actually are in these - we get quite a few, but often the actual sites aren't great.

[dd18]

I apologize if anyone is trying to visit my blog unsuccessfully. I am currently in the process of moving my blog over to a custom domain. The new address will be reviewchinese.com (currently under construction). For the time being, you can access my content at http://reviewchinese.blogspot.com (no longer dongmani).

I apologize for the inconvenience.

- 狄龙

[Areckx]

I'm going to jump in on the bandwagon.

I have a YouTube channel which I primarily vlog in order to practice speaking Japanese. When I get to a more comfortable level with Chinese, and get a camera, I would like to start making vlogs in Chinese.

Also I link to others' channels that may help with Chinese study. laoshu505000 especially... There's also a user on there who ONLY focuses on Chinese, Chinese culture(he walks around markets in China and Taiwan, etc)

My channel is www.youtube.com/user/archetypexe

Also be sure to check out my playlists, although they are mostly other language materials... mostly Spanish, actually... lol

I don't really watch Chinese videos on youtube, since we all know that the Chinese video sites are much better... at least I HOPE everyone here knows... but basically every video I watch on youtube I place into the appropriate playlist for later viewing, and for people who visit my channel. I believe in sharing my learning experience with others in the hope that I have helped make things easier for the student of language.

[roddy]

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Anyway, here's another one: www.olivetmandarin.com

I'm getting the impression there's not a lot of interest in these . . .

[alan]

Hi,

While we're at it, hope you don't mind hearing about one more blog.

My blog focuses on the needs of intermediate and advanced Chinese learners.

We help learners with words that they should know but probably don't know. We do it through real examples observed "in the wild."

Here are posts from the past 3 days:

- Essential Chengyu: Call someone out with this – 强词夺理

- Chinese Slang 101: Can’t take it anymore? 伤不起

- Chinese Vocabulary: Are you ‘in the know’? 消息灵通

Hope you check it out!

http://www.fluentflix.com/blog/

- Alan

[imron]

Might want to be a bit more careful with your pinyin. 强 is a 多音字 and in 强词夺理 it is pronounced qiǎng not qiáng.

[alan]

Thanks a lot Imron, good catch! I've updated it already. Thanks for checking out the blog.