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Master Mandarin Fast: A Simple, Effective Method Using Duolingo, Anki, and Essential Vocabulary

Are you ready to start learning Mandarin but feeling overwhelmed by where to begin? Don’t worry—I’ve got you covered! After experimenting with various methods, I’ve developed a straightforward and efficient approach that combines the power of Duolingo, Anki, and essential vocabulary to help you start speaking and understanding Mandarin quickly. Here’s how it works and why it’s effective: 1. Why Start with Duolingo? Duolingo is a fantastic tool for beginners. It’s free, easy to use, and provides a structured way to learn basic vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structures. The gamified approach keeps you motivated, and the bite-sized lessons make it easy to fit learning into your daily routine. While Duolingo alone won’t make you fluent, it’s an excellent starting point to build a foundation in Mandarin. 2. Supercharge Your Learning with Anki Once you’ve started learning with Duolingo, the next step is to reinforce and retain what you’ve learned. This is where Anki comes in. Anki is ...
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My first post in English

Hello,

This is my first post in English. I confess that it is easier for me to write in English than, for example, in French, which I also have an intermediate level, but my idea is not necessary to find the right words, but almost an exercise on which you can comment and correct me as you want if you think is necessary.

I studied English at school, but just a few years ago I've decided to really study it in a more intensive approach. So now I have an intermediate level, maybe a B2 or something near that.

What do you think of the preposition I've used? Have you any time be attempted to say "in school" instead of "at school"? Note that I can always say "I was not in school yesterday", meaning I was not in the school building ("Eu não estava na escola [no edifício da escola] ontem"). I can also say, "my son is still in school" (= he is attending a school).



Nice week and we see again soon.

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