Learn Mandarin Now asked over 50 language bloggers (including yours truly) to list their 3 favorite tools for learning Mandarin Chinese. They then combined all the results into the super sexy infographic below and a comprehensive post (available on their site). What are your favorite tools? Any must-haves not listed here?
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There should be someone introduce HelloTalk App to Chinese learners! Chinese people cant use twitter,facebook,instagram,etc as they has been blocked. Thought HelloTalk is the best app I’ve ever used to talk with native speakers worldwide.And,there are more than 1.3 million users learning different kinds of languages:)Hope u could introduce it on your blog:)
Another good app is Tandem. It is completely free and useful for anyone looking for a native speaker to talk to with voice, video or message.