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Translating to improve your Chinese
By Olle Linge On February 13, 2013 · 14 Comments · In Advanced, Intermediate, Learning outside class, Speaking, Vocabulary, Writing
I think translation is one of the best ways of keeping on improving writing beyond the intermediate level. Translation forces you into linguistic environments you wouldn’t have ended up in if you wrote the article yourself. This article is about how translation can be used to improve your written Chinese.
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