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The world’s largest continent houses almost 30 countries that all sing a different tune. To help ease the burden of choice, take a gander at the breakdown of the most popular locations as you try to answer the question: “Which Asian language should I learn?”
China will help you build fluency in perhaps the world’s most important language. Future employers will be pining for you when they see that you’ve got the guts (not only because you survived the street food) to be bold in any career. Big cities like Beijing and Shanghai offer all the luxuries of city life and then some. You can even cross some major items off your bucket list, like the Great Wall and the Forbidden City. If the city life isn’t your cup of tea, Xi’an has your back, only allowing the tiniest shred of modernity to shine through the mountains that conceal its ancient roots.
Japan has a transcendent way of effortlessly transforming everything it touches into a work of art worthy of a space in the Mori Art Museum. Allow yourself to be entranced by the beauty of the language, culture, and people when you dive headfirst into the pool of Zen that is Japan. Tokyo and Fukuoka boast a fusion of futuristic sci-fi that is intricately laced with ancient art and temples. These clean and safe cities offer simplistic bounty, while the natural beauty of the country is possibly its best kept secret. Oh, and there’s sushi.
India presents a niche for every personality on the Myers-Briggs spectrum. Cities like New Delhi are large and in charge, while Goa is more laid back and “fun-sized”. Indian’s are also notorious instigators of the best dance parties on the planet, hosting some of the world's most dazzling festivals. Life in India is colorful and it won’t let you leave without imparting revelations of life that will forever blaze in your memory. No matter where you go, learning a language in India will undoubtedly be an interactive experience!
Indonesia will set your language learning on fire! With over 300 native ethnic groups that have their own dialects spread across Indonesia, you'll experience cultural diversity from coast to coast. Indonesians from all walks of life tend to be good-natured and optimistic. Whether you'd rather Eat, Pray, Love your way around Ubud, or get lost in the buzzing city of Jakarta, language programs in Indonesia will send your brain sailing and exciting adventures afloat.
The vastness that is Asia deems it as the mecca that is home to over 2,000 mother tongues. You can thank the Tower of Babel when you are tasked with choosing from this flurry of vernacular options. Take a look at this rundown of most widely spoken Asian languages to help you sift through the all the voices telling you which path to choose.
Take your time when choosing a language program in Asia, as there are many different types, and it’s hard to know which is the easiest Asian language to learn. For example, you can choose to do a short-term intensive language program in Asia at a private school or program. This will give you the opportunity to explore the city more and practice your newly acquired skills immediately. By immersing yourself in the culture, you'll develop a clear understanding of nuances and norms that you otherwise might not pick up on. The best Asian language to learn is the one that calls the most to you!
Some students prefer university programs where lessons take place on campus in a classroom full of students. Others might be more drawn to smaller group classes in order to have more attention from their teacher. The good news for international students is that attending an Asian university will help you step up your résumé game by adding a truly top-notch academic experience.
Other students may be more drawn to a private tutoring experience while learning a language abroad in Asia. All lessons are in a private, one-on-one setting, which will enhance your ability to learn at a faster pace. This is a great opportunity for students who might be looking for more than traditional classroom study and want to challenge themselves in an unfamiliar environment. If you need specific advice for a program you are considering, reach out to your program advisor to get those questions answered!
Your cost of living–with no surprise–will depend on your location. For example, countries like Japan and Singapore frequently rank as more expensive than India and Thailand, so everyday costs will be higher. More rural areas are cheap enough to say, “Phuket let’s go,” while cities will always be cities and forever inflate your daily cost of living. The good news is there are plenty of free activities to get out and enjoy on the weekends! If you are still being a fussbudget, remember that program fees often include everything from training to accommodation to 24-hour in-country support.
While accommodation varies with each language program in Asia, students can generally expect to stay with a host family or in a dorm-style situation with other like-minded humans that may be your predestined lifelong friends. Student housing usually comes in the form of a furnished apartment situated in a safe neighborhood. Living with a host family while studying abroad in Asia is the ideal way to be immersed in the language and experience the culture firsthand. Program providers or universities will carefully choose both options, so students will be able to rest easy.
Visa requirements vary significantly from country to country, so it is important that you research intensively the immigration expectations required of you prior to departure. Visas can cost anywhere from $20 to $200, depending on your intention for visiting and the duration of your stay. Get your research started by visiting the GoAbroad Embassy Directory.
Transcontinental Travel. Asia is one of the more affordable regions to travel on the planet. As many Asian countries are still developing economically, travel within the continent is cheap and accessible for many students coming from the industrialized world, so explore as much as you can while completing a language program in Asia!
How the other two-thirds lives. Many people from the Western world are not attuned to the fact that most of the global population lives on the Asian continent. Learning a language abroad is the perfect opportunity to plop down amidst this thriving mass of life. It’s not going to be easy and you can go ahead and prepare to be overwhelmed now. However, the only proven anecdote to remedy culture shock is to push through and genuinely immerse yourself in the culture.
Traditions. Asians don’t mess around when it comes to tradition. There is no such thing as being a fair weather fan of the culture that is ingrained in them. In order to acquire valuable skills, such as intercultural communication, it is vital to demonstrate a respect for local traditions. In some instances, this includes modifying behavior or clothing choices in public. Just remember that respect and mindfulness is key. Learning how to conduct yourself while living in Asia will take time and patience, but nothing can undermine the respect that locals will feel when you get the hang of it.
High Expect-Asians. A completed immersion language program in Asia will beam on your résumé like a gold star. Asian languages are notoriously difficult to learn (we’re looking at you, Japanese alphabets) and having experience makes you extremely valuable to employers. When an interviewer sees that you opted to cannonball into Asia rather than dip a toe into a textbook, you will undoubtedly set the bar high for other candidates.
Learning a language in Asia is not only learning different words for the same things, but learning another way to think about things. Language schools in Asia provide a roadmap to understanding a culture. It tells you where its people come from and where they are going. So go snag a copy of that map, jump on the language bandwagon, and enjoy the ride!
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Finished my two weeks of learning Chinese today. I’m writing this review at a bar in Chengdu where I managed to exchange a couple of words with some other bar goers. Definitely was not expecting it when I landed to start the course. Two weeks really flew by and I cannot but suggest LTL Chengdu to everyone who wants to learn this amazing language. The program is well structured and follows the HSK levels, but in the end it really gets tailored to what you want or need. Big thanks to my teacher Stiles, teacher Ying, Ilaria and Giulia for the support during my stay. 马飞叔叔 out 😎

Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
The platform NihaoCafe bring listening, speaking, reading and writing resources together in one place, something I have struggled to find elsewhere. Two months of classes in Beijing have delivered clear progress, as teachers blend professional instruction with a fun, lively style that makes every lesson feel like an adventure. Highly recommended.
Well well good and crazy times with these fellas! The school staff was super nice and the classes were smooth sailing except of one teacher who was overly obsessed with Kanjis. I know I’m here to learn Japanese but he took it to another level. Anyways I’m thankful for dealing with me during the intense Q&A sessions on Kanji and grammar headaches. All went well and yes the underground party scene in Kyoto is crazy. Recommend checking out Kawaharamachi where the night never sleeps.
When talking about studying in Japan, for me the biggest concern was finding a trustworthy and legitimate language school. As I have studied in the past with Meiji Academy I was all set for this experience. But I have to say that it was a Meiji vibe but ten times more large and in a traditional Kyoto coverage which I loved!! The school facilities are high-class with a whole school building, a large student lounge, a study library and a level community engagement I haven’t seen so far. Despite the wonderful temples and rich history. Kyoto can sometimes feel lonely. That’s why I completely felt the need and glad I chose to study again with this school. I stayed in a sharehouse they organized which was great but unfortunately a bit far away…30mins is not what I was expecting. My friend said the apartments are much closer to the school and well equipped but it comes with a price tag. Nevertheless I would do it all over again if I had the choice!
Kyoto is fascinating through and through all facets of Japanese culture and traditions. I think I made the right choice to experience the “real Japan” by choosing this location and the Meiji staff helped making my stay pleasant throughout. The classes were fun and entertaining while the intensity and grammar practice were well balanced. One thing that stood out to me the most is the variety and detail to organizing superior events and cultural exchanges. The local Japanese students were also an enrichment for the community at school. Loved it!
Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
I very much enjoyed my three week intensive language program at That’s Mandarin. My teachers were very engaging, the school provides good books and also use technology very well. All of these combined make the learning experience excellent. I would highly recommend!
Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
Studying here is such a nice experience! Teachers care about every student. They teach Chinese with real-life examples, so it is easy to understand. Class activities help us practice more. I used to think Chinese was very hard, but now I enjoy learning it. I can ask directions and order food in Chinese. The school environment is comfortable. I make steady progress every week. I’m happy I chose this school and I will keep studying here.
Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
This is a great Chinese school! My teacher is professional and helpful. She always corrects my pronunciation gently. Lessons are well planned and not boring. We practice listening, speaking and reading each class. I started from zero, and now I can communicate in simple Chinese. The staff are nice and quick to answer questions. There are interesting cultural activities too. I feel confident when using Chinese. If you want to learn practical Mandarin, this school is a wonderful choice.
Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
I really love this Chinese school! Teachers are patient and friendly. They explain grammar and pronunciation clearly, and encourage us to speak bravely.Classes are fun with role-plays and simple cultural activities. I was afraid to speak Chinese before, but now I can talk about daily things. The learning materials are useful. The atmosphere is warm. I make friends with classmates from different countries. I improve quickly and enjoy every class. I strongly recommend this school to everyone who wants to learn Mandarin well.
I had some chinese lessons when I was very young. Couldn't remember half of what I learned, and barely speak any mandarin. But within 2 months, I could finish the HSK 2 textbook, and half of the HSK 3, improving a lot of my speaking. The program is very well organized, from the scheduling of the classes, to the renting of the apartment/hostfamily and cultural activities.



Great pics, Ronaldo! So glad you had a great time in Beihai and everything went smoothly for you. Flying through the HSK too! Keep it up. LTL Team
Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
As a working professional, flexibility was crucial for me. That’s Mandarin customized a schedule that fit my busy routine perfectly.Their proprietary software records all lessons in real-time, so I never had to worry about taking frantic notes.
Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
I spent a month at the Hangzhou campus, and it exceeded all my expectations! The location is fantastic, and the staff treated me like family from arrival. Combining group lessons with cultural excursions gave me a deep appreciation for Chinese culture and daily conversation practice.
Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
Studying at That’s Mandarin in Hangzhou was an incredible experience. The immersion methodology helped me start speaking Chinese from day one with confidence. The teachers are incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and professional. Their online Nihao Cafe platform made reviewing class notes and vocabulary effortless after class.
Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
The class course exceeded my expectations. Each lesson has a topic, and the teacher paces things well so nobody falls behind. I especially appreciate the interactive activities and group practice, which make learning feel natural rather than repetitive. The teacher is approachable and always willing to answer questions. Overall, a very worthwhile experience that has boosted my confidence in Chinese.
Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
I recently completed a class course with That's Mandarin in Hangzhou, and I couldn't be happier with the experience. The teachers are professional, patient, and genuinely passionate about helping students improve. Class sizes are small, so everyone gets plenty of attention and chances to speak. The staff are friendly and supportive, and the learning atmosphere is relaxed and encouraging. My Chinese has improved significantly in a short time. I highly recommend this to anyone looking to learn Chinese in Hangzhou!
Grüezi an das liebe Meiji Team! 4 Wochen in Kyoto mit Meiji Akademie waren einfach nur spitze. Das Team ist sehr engagiert und hat mir meinen Aufenthalt hier war von Anfang an sehr gut organisiert. Es gab sogar einen Mitarbeiter der deutsch sprechen konnte was sehr half. Besonders haben mir die vielen kulturellen Aktivitäten und Exkursionen gefallen. Von japanischer Töpfereikunst, Katanaschwertern und traditioneller Matchazeremonie war das Angebot sehr vielseitig. Der Unterricht war strukturiert und interaktiv mit vielen Gruppenübungen. Besonders haben mir der kulturelle Sprachaustausch mit japanischen Studenten von lokalen Unis gefallen. Merci vilmal und bis bald. Euer Ben
Student advisors Mojca Godec & Savannah Feng were wonderful & truly helpful. I got more hours’ education than I deserved! Teacher Summer did a great job too! I logged 4 weeks’ 20hrs/week in a group of 2 + 2 weeks’ 10 hrs/week individual study, completing HSK 1 & most of HSK 2. I intend to continue next month with 4 weeks’ LTL Osaka small group study of Japanese, for which they gave me a 10% off coupon for successful Chinese language completion.
Super happy to hear it :) Thanks for leaving LTL Beihai such a glowing review! Japan next? Already excited. Let's go!! LTL Team
Meiji's Kyoto campus was simply one of the best schools I've been so far. I've studied in the past at their Hokkaido campus and it was a lot of fun. But Kyoto is a complete another level! The school is huge with a dedicated study library and huge student lounge. The best thing are the unique traditional crafts and arts workshops. The classes were as always great but I could tell that the teaching style is much more advanced due to the very experienced teachers I had. Local language exchanges with a variety of university student circles were also an often engagement. Highly recommend checking it out!!
Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
I'm glad I picked That's Mandarin over other options. This is my third Mandarin school and it's my favorite by far. From the beginning, they were very helpful and fast at replying when I started inquiring for prices and structure. Upon my arrival everything was set up and I had to do no further arrangements to the course structure or hours; anyone venturing abroad to study understands that consistency is not a constant, but That's Mandarin excels at it. Once in the school, everyone is extremely kind, patient and willing to help. The class structures are fantastic and geared to what I've been looking for. I opted for the 1-on-1 classes and don't regret it. Also, I picked the downtown school, which is a cozy space in a cool building and beautiful street; I highly recommend this location. Last but not least, I want to give a shout out to Joey, who was my first contact, and of course to the professors DaoDao and Sun; they are clearly experienced, but also important, they are very patient and continuously show a will to help their students. I initially came for a couple of months to try it out, but I want to come back next year for a few extra months.
Program: Intensive Chinese Group Class in 5 Cities | That's Mandarin
I’ve been in China for two months, and the Chinese classes here have removed my hesitation to navigate daily life in Beijing. Basic phrases I’ve learned let me shop, get rides and chat briefly with local people, and That’s Mandarin has made integrating into this city far easier.
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