I was a young student, and I was not against the subject of "One Door.". Maybe it's right to say it was fun. I used to feel more needed in my life than in Korean and Chinese but not in English. English was taught by necessity, but for fun, there's one Chinese word that I think I could learn better. And later I felt a little bit fun about the foreign language. So I know I was right to study English first, but I guess it's also because of grammar. I was studying in the language. It's also because

I've been watching many TV programs in China lately, and I'm a little interested in Chinese. Chinese music is fascinating, and when you hear poetry being spoken in Chinese, you feel like you're attracted to something. The poem comes as if it were a song because of the cassia. And when I look into the book, it's much more complicated than I thought, but the desire to learn by being subjective is strong. It is a very interesting and intimate approach, but the more you know, the less you feel the

My goal this year is to speak Chinese! I planned to learn a new language, and Chinese came to know this book because it was the best way to go to school. I was very pleased that the language books usually contain comments on CDs, which are tied together. People who are not in school and who are reading alone start studying on the contents and appendix of the books, which have a recording of the greatest feature of Chinese: the first Chinese encounter with them, I can hear them and see them and

I've learned Chinese once, and I'm so over-the-aired that I can't say I learned it anywhere. I started out in college with great fun, but I worked hard for one semester and got pretty good grades. I was told that Chinese friends would say yes, but now I've been making decisions for years and never studied separately, and then I just spent time and I didn't know anything about it, like the first time I ever spoke Chinese. Not long ago, you saw where my friend's house was and you were good in

I've heard more about the company and more about it. Of course, there was no great difficulty in accompanying the translator on every trip, but as we got into China, we found ourselves getting a little bit more interested in learning Chinese on this occasion. Then I noticed “The First Step in Chinese.”. I chose this book more than “I am not burdened” by it. Learning Chinese for the first time was a very demanding and difficult task, and it was not so much a book, and I thought, "I'll try to