H1 chinese..killing me

last SG · 2010-04-03T00:32:08+00:00

get tuition lar for ur chinese. or get a PRC gf lar

chinesesux SG

LOL thanks to all the people /supporters minus TTFU.
TTFU u seem to be a troll in the forum. i read how u answered the part on the jc dreams of a sec 3 girl. what a nice(sarcastic) impression you have left on me.
if u are unwilling to, give any support, fine we are all fine with that. but to make useless comments, or discouraging in nature, shows that you are nothing but ..a wastrel.
sorry for my hard lashing words, but its true to the very last drop

people like you dont deserve any help, nor sympathy should the time arise.

FireIce SG

u may check out this book to read as leisure

A Concise Chinese-English
Dictionary for Lovers

by
Guo Xiaolu

hiphop2009 SG

ya read it just now..
there/s this problem of productivity..the hours i spend on chinese is not worthwhile cos.. the output is incredibly low..
my cl in olevel got a b3 thru pure luck...and memory??!of suyus..

now is still april, i guess u still have sometime to practise your chinese.

if your CL in O level got a B3....well my guess is you are just there, but you need more hardwork (rmb you are taking H1 chinese already, not O level)

Its nt whether about the productivity, English, Chinese, or whatever language u you are studying, it shld be part of your everyday "routine", or i shld say, part of you everyday.

Even if you come from English speaking language, even if you devote like half an hour of your everyday to chinese, i would say it helps

qdtimes2 SG

mangas in chinese translations can also be interesting and helpful in building your foundation. I started reading Dragonball in 繁体字 from p2 and One Piece from p5, and along with the help of primary school's chinese work (txtbooks, model essays, good phrases and some 成语), i got A* for PSLE chinese.

TTFU SG

people like you dont deserve any help, nor sympathy should the time arise.

aparently you dint read my other posts. But that wall of crap is interesting nerver de less.

SBS2772T SG

u must learn to like something to do well.

perhaps read things in chinese that u like, could be photography books, romance novels, hobbyists guides. give urself the interest and there u go!

all the best. are you in j1 or j2 now?

if in j1, i advice u to put in more effort in H1 CL since u would have time for other subjects later?

if j2, just try ur best. april is not too late

we all went thru this route, and we all survived stronger and better. abt myself, chinese was not my strongest subject, but exposure in a chi-medium high school made me stronger and better. only subject i studied in pri sch, but got A2 for HCL in the end

good luck!

chinesesux SG

lol, look at the other people, and look at yourself.
seriously, either you are an attention deprived kid loitering around the forums cos of the scum you are now, or i seriously dont know what. sorry, but i had to say it TTFU LOL ..
thanks guys indeed its true i need to recognise that

hiphop2009 SG

u must learn to like something to do well.

perhaps read things in chinese that u like, could be photography books, romance novels, hobbyists guides. give urself the interest and there u go!

all the best. are you in j1 or j2 now?

if in j1, i advice u to put in more effort in H1 CL since u would have time for other subjects later?

if j2, just try ur best. april is not too late

good luck!

agreed. or immerse yourself in some jay chou songs.

good luck!

TTFU SG

chinesesux SG

thanks for the encouragement ((: i am in j1 ! haha
and i will try my best. (:
what did u study in the end?in jc?

wishboy SG

There is always a choice of taking basic chinese (CLB) instead of H1CL. You will just need to obtain a pass in CLB, and as compared to an 'S' grade in H1CL, the difference is a lot. CLB is much easier with all the simpler words and idioms, and of course, simpler questions.

By taking CLB, you get extra time which can be put into better use (not intending that chinese is useless/inferior/whatever, but it is sort of just a requirement to enter university). More time can be spent on PW (yes this will eat up your breaks, sleep time, weekends, holidays) and your other subjects (especially H2s).

I've got friends who are very very good in their content-based subjects, just weak in chinese. They are taking CLB now and did not regret that it may or may not make your A level cert look "ugly" (depends on your perspective).

Jenri619june SG

regarding above post, from what i know unless u fail chinese at O level or special cases wif a C6 u cannot opt for basic chinese?

my chinese teacher in secondary told us, u get a B for chinese means u pass and score relevantely well in the eyes of whoever looking at ur cert.

u get a C means u pass ...u take basic chinese = u had chinese lessons. =.=

see the differences?

I think u should sit down once a week with ur teacher to go thr words n phrases u dont noe. Reading passages and getting ur teacher to correct n explain meanings to u should help. this one takes time, slowly add up...

u might wana focus on oral first, it is the first thing we will be sitting for if i m not wrong. Ask ur teacher to go thr with u the hot topics.

Jiayou.

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