2019年2月27日星期三

Searching for some Chinese resources

I've already searched in on the resources here, but haven't found what I've been searching for, so I'm making this post.

I've been trying to find YouTube channels that teach Chinese Mandarin. I'm searching for something like "Japanese Ammo with Misa" (for Japanese) or "Go! Billy Korean" (for Korean). Any suggestion?

Also, besides the Chinese Grammar Wiki, are there other websites where they teach Chinese grammar? (something like the website HowToStudyKorean would be awesome)

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