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📚Pros-cons Learn Chinese Online at OCA

Picture 2 is learning and living in Chinese. Online at home.

First of all, we choose two systems: Onsite and Online. This one we want to try to learn Online. What are the pros and cons of Online learning?

✅ Advantage

- Save time and expense

Reduce a lot of travel expenses as well as save travel time.

- Study anytime.

We can study anywhere. Any day with business or outside, we can study.

- And it's easy to eat. 🤤

You can eat it. You can eat it.

❗ downside.

- The Internet must be fast. If it rains is to stumble immediately.

- Quit class, we won't talk to them.

❗, but if we have anything to doubt, we can say hello to ask them.

- Maybe if we learned Tone pronunciation,

They won't be able to tell us if we pronounce it correctly.

❗, but if we can open the mic and pronounce it with friends in the room

This is all our personal opinion. Others think that Online has advantages and disadvantages. Anyway, let's share it.

# Learn Chinese online # Chinese study review # lemon 8 diary # Half-year review # Experience

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how much? = 多少钱? too expensive = 太贵了 can you lower the price? = 能便宜点吗? bank = 银行 credit card = 信用卡 cash = 现金 ATM = 取款机 exchange rate = 汇率 discount = 折扣 change (money) = 零钱 save money = 存钱 spend money = 花钱 receipt = 收据 pay = 付款 wallet = 钱包 borrow money = 借钱 lend money
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