Another webinar at Hutong School, this time titled Chinese for Dummies. The webinar will cover facts and figures about the Chinese language and other stuff. → Read more
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Hutong School are running a free webinar on 23rd October 2012, titled “What’s in a Chinese name?”. Head there to register for a place while you can! → Read more 
Use Anki to its full potential by making use of models and templates in your decks. This keeps it easy to organise and makes Anki more efficient. → Read more 
Try to use Wikipedia in your target language as much as possible, and add sentences from it to your Anki deck. You learn facts and language at the same time. → Read more
Hutong School are running another free webinar, this time on “Demystifying Mandarin”. Head over there to register for a place before they run out! → Read more 
The Skritter iOS app is out and it looks awesome, especially the offline support. But please get a native Android app out as soon as possible! → Read more 
Use this page to easily add Chinese-related search functions to your browser. Includes dictionaries, example sentences and other useful Chinese learning stuff. Suggestions welcome. → Read more 
Anki decks for each of the levels A1 to B2 from the Chinese Grammar Wiki. These should make a fairly comprehensive approach up to intermediate level Chinese grammar. → Read more 
A huge list of hanzi that are easily confused due to their similar appearance, ready made into a nicely-designed Anki deck! → Read more
On Thursday May 24th, 7pm EDT, Hutong School in cooperation with Chinaseite will organize an online seminar on “How to get a job in China” → Read more |
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