I've been a little suspicious that almost everything I wrote in Chinese, ChatGPT said was .
However, today my faith was reaffirmed when ChatGPT corrected me when I wrote 我出家。
ChatGPT: "出家" usually means to become a monk or nun, which might not be the intended meaning.
Bwahaha. Would've made an interesting diary entry though.
But what's encouraging though is that I seemed to have internalised Chinese grammar ... mostly.
@liztai Good job!
I can understand some spoken Mandarin and can hear the difference between Mandarin and Cantonese. But I don't read it yet.
@LianaBrooks Typing in Chinese is infinitely so much easier than writing it! For real. I almost feel as if I'm cheating.
Learning Mandarin is a marathon, good luck on your journey too ;D. I'm learning reading so that I can improve my speaking. I realise I can't really do without reading if I want to improve the speaking part. (Cries a little)
@liztai I'm still working on my Korean fluency since I live here. The Chinese is because I love my Cdramas and would like to be able to read the notes and signs in them. But it's the stretch goal for Future Me. Right now I'm speaking like a Korean 3yo and I really need to up my fluency.