Improve your Chinese grammar in a few minutes!

We’ve done a lot of practice with Chinese directional complements recently, so go back and read the posts if you haven’t already – Part One and Part Two. Reading can only get you so far when studying a language, so I’ve put together a video with all of those common directional complements for you to watch and follow along. Practice them, memorize them, and start to use them more every day – you’ll be surprised how useful they are and how they improve your fluency.