BTW the music in this video is mostly the music from the MRT lines. I tried to capture the sounds of Taipei, although re-watching the video I think I could have chosen better music lol.
I think that in this video I was using Quizlet and just writing in notability. I honestly just study writing for the test and forget it as long as I can read, so I may not be the best person to ask.
Hi, I'm supposed to attend NTU for english taught program from next sem. Now I'm just wondering if I should attend to Chinese lessons, I'm completely begginer for mandarin so. Do you think it's worth attending or should I study by myself?
I think that attending lessons would be really helpful if you have time to learn Chinese on top of your normal classes and you think you would enjoy it. Chinese pronunciation is really difficult and having a teacher to help you out at the beginning would be very valuable. But even if you don't take Chinese, you will be able to survive in Taipei, as a lot of people do speak English.
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BTW the music in this video is mostly the music from the MRT lines. I tried to capture the sounds of Taipei, although re-watching the video I think I could have chosen better music lol.
Excellent video for anyone considering study abroad in Taiwan through CET. Thank you!!
Of course. I now realize I overdid it with the music lol. I was trying to capture the sounds of all of the metro lines.
Hey Ryan. Great Video! What app do you use to study for your writing quizzes?
I think that in this video I was using Quizlet and just writing in notability. I honestly just study writing for the test and forget it as long as I can read, so I may not be the best person to ask.
Wish you have a wonderful life in NTU!! I’m a Taiwanese student and you’re in my dream school😂
Thank you! I am back in the United States now. I was there for just 3 months. Good luck if you are applying!
Hi, I'm supposed to attend NTU for english taught program from next sem. Now I'm just wondering if I should attend to Chinese lessons, I'm completely begginer for mandarin so. Do you think it's worth attending or should I study by myself?
I think that attending lessons would be really helpful if you have time to learn Chinese on top of your normal classes and you think you would enjoy it. Chinese pronunciation is really difficult and having a teacher to help you out at the beginning would be very valuable. But even if you don't take Chinese, you will be able to survive in Taipei, as a lot of people do speak English.
@@ryanderrico8696 okey thanks mate!! It's really helpful!
5:19 scary but wo xi huan, my keyboard somehow only bopofomo and i just lnow chinese character for now 😅 hah Lord bless.
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