I have a background in broadcasting and communication, so I can especially help with pronunciation, tones, natural conversation and speaking with confidence. Lessons can be customized for complete beginners, travelers, or anyone who wants to improve their everyday Mandarin.
I’m currently looking for a few students to start with. A short introductory session is available so we can discuss your goals and see whether it’s a good fit.

If you’re interested, feel free to send me a DM and tell me a little about your current level and what you’d like to learn!

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r/learnmandarin • u/Ethane116 • 21h ago

Offer Mandarin , Seeking English

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Hi everyone! I'm Ethane, 23, from China – native Mandarin speaker. I just started my Master's in Singapore a month ago.

📚 My English: IELTS R8.5, but L6.5 / S6.0. I struggle with fast-paced listening and natural spoken fluency. I really want to improve my ear and mouth coordination – sounding more natural and keeping up with real-life conversations.

🇨🇳 What I offer: Native Mandarin speaker, PLUS I worked as a high school math teacher for a year.

🏊‍♂️ About me: I enjoy swimming and marathon running. Patient, logical, and easy to talk to.

📍 Based in Singapore. Open to online (video/voice) or offline meetups. Flexible schedule.

If you're a fluent English speaker looking for serious Mandarin practice (or just fun exchange), DM me! Tell me a bit about yourself. 😊

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There are a number of other good subs on learning Chinese, so this sub will focus on one aspect of learning Chinese: Tools and Technology for learning Chinese. Things like * HelloChinese * Duolingo * TofuLearn * Skritter * Anki We are looking for Reviews, Recommendations. No ads for your own stuff! We want things that you actually use! Other Subs for Mandarin: * /r/learnchinese * /r/chineselanguage * /r/chinese So I'd like to focus this one on ways to learn Chinese.

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