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      alvinirawan7

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      1. Hi, yes of course you can, that's one easy method to learn a language. I'm doing the same right now learning Chinese, just watch 1 or 2 hours of Chinese show or movies everyday and getting better everyday. Watching movies is a great method because you can associate their expression to the words you're learning. However I think it'd be best to sometimes mix it with other methods such as grammar learning, etc. I believe using mix methods is the best way and quickest way to learn a language (at least for me !)
      2. I'd say Chinese. The words are beautifully constructed, and Chinese calligraphy 书法 (shu1fa3) is even more beautiful. I heard even in Korea they also use the traditional Chinese character, don't know whether it's true or not though
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