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写歌、唱歌、拿过大奖的爱尔兰人 Glen Hansard，走了

The Irishman Who Wrote Songs, Sang, and Won a Big Prize: Glen Hansard Has Died

很多人都很想他。

Glen Hansard，是一个爱尔兰人。

Glen Hansard was Irish.

他会做歌，也会唱歌。

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Step 1

Listen to Chinese you can follow

Every episode is pitched just above where you are, so you catch the gist and soak up the rest from context. Understandable input is the one thing every fluent speaker got, and the one thing drills can’t fake.

Step 1

Listen to Chinese you can follow

Step 2

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No memorizing, no grammar tables. Hear a word in enough real moments and it starts to mean something on its own, the way Nihao never needed a translation. You acquire Chinese instead of studying it.

Step 3

Rack up the hours, level by level

Start with slow, simple stories and step up only when it feels easy, from HSK 1 all the way to native-speed news. Put in the hours and one day you catch yourself just understanding.