Anyone feel like learning Mandarin Chinese in the loop? (Chicago: vs., moving to)

[peterparker20]

No, I'm not advertising for anyone haha --- there's a place downtown called Language Loop -- and I think you get a big discount if you go in there with your own group vs. going in on my lonesome(1 person) lessons (apparently no one else there is currently beginning Chinese sadly).

Anyone feel like learning Mandarin Chinese for a couple hours a week?

Just wondering -- probably just going to post here and Reddit and see if anyone bites ... might be a longshot but what the hell

[scorpiohkg]

I will be moving to Chicago in 2 months or so from Hong Kong and need to keep up my Mandarin...will reach out then.

[davidye315]

I'm a Chinese teacher, in my opinion,to be the first,you should be confident in yourself,just like me,It's kind of difficult to learn English well at the beginning,but now I'm used to learning English every day.I love the international language. when you learn mandarin,you can have a lot of fun,you can improve yourself day by day!Maybe this can help you.[url=http://www.learning-mandarin.net]Learning mandarin .[/url]

[eating while walking]

Hi,

I grew up with the language but I find it hard to keep up my skills when I never speak it day to day. I'd be interested in at least checking this place out with you.

Thanks