By the time you reach your third year of Mandarin Chinese classes, you have likely amassed a great deal of expertise in reading, writing, speaking, and understanding Mandarin Chinese. However, Mandarin Chinese 3 presents students with increasingly difficult challenges. The class asks students to master complex grammatical constructions and a variety of new vocabulary in Pinyin Romanization, simplified Chinese characters, and traditional Chinese characters. It also asks them to integrate this new knowledge seamlessly into their self-expression in Mandarin Chinese, both in written and spoken forms. If you have misunderstood any of the concepts covered in previous Mandarin Chinese courses, such confusion can cause you problems in Mandarin Chinese 3. New material requires you to have a solid grasp on the foundational topics. If you are encountering difficulties in keeping up with your Mandarin Chinese 3 course, a private tutor can help you gain the skills and knowledge you need to excel.
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