Small group
Best value3–4 people at the same level. We meet twice a week, 60 minutes each time.
- I put people together by level and by language, English or Uzbek
- We pick lesson times that work for everyone
- You pay only when your group is full
Hi, I'm Asilbek. In June 2024 I couldn't read a single character. Nine months later I passed HSK 4, studying on my own. Now I teach beginners on Google Meet, in small groups or one to one, in English or Uzbek.
I did this myself, not that long ago
You downloaded three apps and still can't say a full sentence.
We go step by step with one book, not ten apps.
The tones all sound the same to you.
Mine did too. We train your ear from the first lesson.
Characters look impossible to remember.
We write them by hand and review them in Anki, the way I did.
Same books and the same method in both. Pick what fits your budget and your schedule.
3–4 people at the same level. We meet twice a week, 60 minutes each time.
Just you and me. Your pace, your goals, your schedule.
This is my price for my first 5 students. In return, I'll ask you for an honest review.
Book a free callNot sure yet? Let's just talk for 15 minutes. You see how I teach, I see where you are, and you decide. It's free.
Pick a timeYou pay by card transfer to my Visa card. Need to move a lesson? Tell me 12 hours before, no problem.
The 19-page guide I wish I had in my first week. It gets you saying real sentences out loud from day one.
Free. I'll also email you study tips and news about my lessons now and then. Unsubscribe anytime.
It's yours. Download it now, and say the first sentence out loud today.
Download the guideEvery lesson has the same shape, so you always know what's coming and what to do next.
The same plan in groups and one to one, so there's always time for you to speak.
I send it all the same day, so you don't have to look for anything.
We study with 《新HSK教程》 (FLTRP). These books are made for the new HSK 3.0, not the old six-level HSK you still see in most search results. Each level is a real goal you can finish.
Writing by hand is what made characters stick for me. The new HSK separates the characters you read from the ones you write, and we practise them separately. About 15 minutes of homework a week.
If we meet twice a week, this is roughly how it goes.
Pinyin and tones until you don't think about them. Your first characters. Saying who you are, numbers, family, time, ordering food.
Talking about the past, your plans and your opinions. Comparing things, giving directions. You stop translating in your head.
把 and 被 sentences, longer answers, and reading short texts without a dictionary.
If you want the HSK 3 certificate, we prepare for it. If you just want to speak, we spend that time talking.
Native speakers know what's correct. But they don't remember why something felt impossible on Tuesday and easy on Friday, because it was never hard for them. I learned Chinese as an adult, not long ago, so I remember the order in which things start to make sense.
Before teaching, I worked as Creator Relations Manager at Laoshi, a Chinese learning app. I also run @studywithasilbek on Instagram, where I share how I study every day.
I'm from Uzbekistan and I learned Chinese through English. I'm still learning too: right now I study HSK 5 full time. I'm not a professor. I'm someone a bit ahead of you on the same road, and I wrote everything down.
Pick a day and a time. The calendar shows your own time zone. After you book, you get an email with the Google Meet link. We talk face to face, I show you how I teach, and you decide. It's free.
Each group has 3–4 people at the same level, taught in English or in Uzbek. We find two times a week that work for everyone. The group starts when it's full, and you pay only then.
I'm taking my first students right now. $12 for one to one is my price for the first five people, and in return I'll ask for an honest review after a few lessons. Later the price will go up.
For HSK 1–3, I don't think so. At this level you mostly need things explained: why this word order, why this tone changes, why 了 isn't just past tense. I had to figure all of that out myself, so I can explain it. When you reach HSK 4–5 and need lots of native speech, I'll tell you honestly and help you find a native tutor.
No. Not one character, not even pinyin. My lessons are made for complete beginners. Just bring a notebook and something that can open Google Meet.
Yes, levels 1–3 of the new HSK 3.0. I took HSK 4 myself, so I know what exam day feels like and where people lose time. If you only want to speak, we skip the exam practice.
One to one: tell me 12 hours before and we move it for free. In a group the lesson still happens at the usual time, but I send you the notes and homework so you can catch up.
By card transfer to my Visa card, before each block of lessons. I'll send you the details after our free call, if we both feel it's a good fit.
15 minutes, face to face, free. I show you how I teach and you decide.
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