<p>Although in a 洗禮(baptism), a person may be immersed in water for a brief moment, but the purpose of baptism is mostly for symbolizing purification or regeneration. For example: 經過戰火的洗禮 (After the baptism of war). It is not a very good translation for "immersion" in this case.</p>

<p>沉浸 is the correct translation for "immersion"</p>

<p>"<strong>Full immersion language program</strong>" in Chinese should be <strong>全浸式語言課程</strong></p>

<p>Another suggestion :</p>

<p>單語環境學習課程 (single language environment study course)</p>

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<p>I have only seen the direct translation of 'full immersion language program' once in an advertisement of a very specific English summer program, it is not a common word that you would go out and say to native speakers telling them that you want 語言洗禮 or 浸禮, because a lot of the time it would be interpreted as baptism. Tang Ho's answer '全浸式語言課程' is as close as it gets for a direct translation.</p>
<p>However I would suggest to use 'experience' 體驗 or 'train' 訓練 as an alternative for 'immerse'.</p>
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<p>我想好好的體驗中國的文化和訓練我的中文，所以我會搬到中國去。</p>
<p>I would like to fully experience the Chinese culture and practice my language, therefore I am moving to China.</p>
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sugoiboi
<p>How do you say "<em>immersion</em>" as in "full <em>immersion</em> language program" or "I am moving to China so I can get some <em>immersion</em> in the language"?</p>

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How do you say "immersion" as in "full immersion language program"?
# How do you say "immersion" as in "full immersion language program"?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-11-16)

How do you say "*immersion*" as in "full *immersion* language program" or "I am moving to China so I can get some *immersion* in the language"?

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2016-11-16. Score: 2

Although in a 洗禮(baptism), a person may be immersed in water for a brief moment, but the purpose of baptism is mostly for symbolizing purification or regeneration. For example: 經過戰火的洗禮 (After the baptism of war). It is not a very good translation for "immersion" in this case.

沉浸 is the correct translation for "immersion"

"**Full immersion language program**" in Chinese should be **全浸式語言課程**

Another suggestion :

單語環境學習課程 (single language environment study course)


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### Answer by username_2 on 2016-11-16. Score: 0

I have only seen the direct translation of 'full immersion language program' once in an advertisement of a very specific English summer program, it is not a common word that you would go out and say to native speakers telling them that you want 語言洗禮 or 浸禮, because a lot of the time it would be interpreted as baptism. username_1's answer '全浸式語言課程' is as close as it gets for a direct translation.

However I would suggest to use 'experience' 體驗 or 'train' 訓練 as an alternative for 'immerse'.

> 我想好好的體驗中國的文化和訓練我的中文，所以我會搬到中國去。
>
> I would like to fully experience the Chinese culture and practice my language, therefore I am moving to China.


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