2018年8月31日星期五

How to train my chinese?

Greetings r/China!

I recently started to study chinese language with a private teacher, but that is just one hour a week and I feel that's not enough since I am also planning a long stay in China for the upcoming year. In particular I'd like to train my spoken chinese more, so I am asking for suggestions: is there any website for language exchange? should I look for direct contacts? I am an italian man if anyone is interested in language exchange and I have quite some flexibility to adapt to time-zone delay.

Thanks to anyone that can help!

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