Angela "Learning for pleasure, not for pressure"

I was born and raised in Beijing, and am a native Chinese speaker.

How Will You Learn?

In order to sound like a native speaker, it's important to learn like one. That's why you'll be learning Chinese the same way that native Chinese speakers acquire their first language.

Just as Chinese babies learn by listening, understanding, mimicking, forming sentences, and eventually learning to read and write in school, you'll be exposed to the same natural process.

The key to this process is Comprehensible Input - hearing and understanding more than 90% of Chinese in my class from the very first lesson. You'll also be exposed to high frequency vocabulary, internalize sentence structures through natural conversations, and feel confident speaking with native speakers.

Learning Chinese will be fun, effective, interactive, and effortless. And remember, language isn't just a tool, it's a gateway to confidence and self-assurance.