¥3.00 Breakfast (Uni Restaurant)
¥18.00 Books and stationery
¥13.00 Lunch (Uni Restaurant)
¥30.00 Lunch
¥50.00 Dinner (Hotpot)
Total: ¥114.00 ($21.70)
Weekly Total: ¥114.00
Total Spend: ¥4771.20 ($908.80 AUD)
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| Homework due tomorrow. This is only for one class (I have two classes per day) |
Language courses are split into four classes:
- jingdu (intensive reading?)
This is the most frequent class, with 4 classes a week. There is a big focus on new vocabulary and grammar structures.
- yuedu (reading)
This class is about learning how to read passages and answer questions. There is a focus on learning to read quicker and more efficiently.
-kouyu (speaking)
Exactly as what it means, this class focuses purely on speaking. One component of this is to do a presentation during the semester. During classes there are a lot of discussions and sharing information to the class.
-tingli (listening)
I'm yet to have a listening class, but again I assume it'll be what it sounds like.
Two classes a day doesn't sound too bad, but when each class gives you a workload like above, and expects you to get it done tomorrow, you really don't have much time for anything else.
On top of these classes, the uni offers co-curricular classes too so once these start in the next two weeks it'll be even busier.
Today in yuedu, I learnt that my reading was not efficient enough, and I really don't need to understand every single Chinese word to understand the whole passage. I was a bit worried at first because my vocab isn't that great, but I found that it actually worked.
For my jingdu class, I have to get a start memorising those 56 words for tomorrow so brb. studying.
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