2019年5月7日星期二

Beginner question here

I'm looking into resources to self study. I was thinking if I study Chineasy and pair up with integrated Chinese I could probably get by, right? I mean to say, Chinese seems to be mostly of a vocabulary filled language than one that is grammatically complex. Is this correct?

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