chinese tidbits
Monday, August 30th, 2010
What language should I learn?
I love Sanskrit, Hindi, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Hebrew, Spanish, and a host of other languages. I wish I could learn them all. I can buy a program to learn, but then find a program to another and buy it too, so do not concentrate in one, starting to learn things from each. What do you think should concentrate on learning, and what reasons do you have for your proposal?
I think there nothing wrong with learning a little of many different languages as you are doing now. If you feel the need to focus on one, I recommend you take into account what the languages available for learning (eg what are the most suitable for taking classes, for example) and what you feel will be more useful to you in the future (and future boyfriend / girlfriend or your future career). In addition, why be limited to focus on one? After working a new language for a while and you feel that your communication needs are met, why not learn more? Knowing more languages is its own reward, in my humble opinion.
Modern Chinese Music
|
|
Shafford China Chinese Garden Tidbit Tray
$9.74 Tidbit Tray - Bird On Branch With Single Large White Flower - Mustard Trim - Made In Japan - Original Design... |
|
|
Chinese-English Readers series: An Afternoon Tea of Beijing Opera Tidbits
$11.95 ... |
|
|
Living Language Chinese, Daily Phrase & Culture Calendar: A Whole Year of Phrases, Cultural Tidbits & Trivia
... |
|
|
Tidbits from Paris (Mandarin Chinese Edition)
$17.95 Zhimo Xu was an early 20th century Chinese essayist and poet. He studied at University of Cambridge and fell in love with English romantic poetry. Zhimo Xu returned to China in 1922, became a leader of the modern poetry movement, and made tremendous contributions to the modern Chinese literature. Zhimo Xu's essays are as elegant and romantic as his poems. This is a collection of his famous essays.... |