Isn't gan4 a swear word in Taiwan? Like "gan ni nia" in Taiwanese?

我觉得别人说得好！不是他的

Ниче что он не попадает в звуки. Мне кажется, что какой то другой китайский чел озвучивал 😂

❣謝謝你的節點

4:05 😅😅😅....better stay in China saying that

I hope you will use Simple Chinese, pleaseeee. I'm studying Chinese 🥰

I feel a bit of vindication seeing how you write 吃 and 可, my teacher used to mark it wrong if I did stuff like that in essays...

she deserves a huge round of applause for the hard work she puts in her videos

I have no idea why I'm here. I don't know any Chinese at all. Somehow this was weirdly interesting. Thanks algo.

A tip for Will: if you want to improve your writing ability (I’m not talking about writing characters by hand, but writing formal compositions), I suggest broadening your transition vocabulary. For example, phrases such as “as a result”, “in contrast with”, “due to the fact” will make your writing flow together better.

This is typical for ANY language that's why language learners need to get their ears accustomed to the normal rhythm of whatever language they're learning. If you only listen to people talking super slow your ears will get accustomed to that speed and you will have great difficulty understanding a native speaker when they're talking normally. You will think the native speaker is talking fast when they're not! Don't stress about not understanding anything in the beginning. Just focus on the rhythm and intonation of the language.

hii! i was wondering if you could make a video that talks about 不止 and 不只

Wowww cool

Good golly, I would love to have more videos about writing in Chinese!

What did you said why you ni? You ni?

What are adjective? We don't necessary need to think about this to learn words we can learn it without knowing adjective word

12/20. Mostly the third tone.

How many alphabets in Chinese language?

Thank you so much Grace ! as a Chinese self-learner I seldom watch Chinese hand-writing characters , so I always wonder how to write Chinese characters faster as natives would do. Your video helps a lot !

謝謝你的分享🌹🌹

I remember my teacher telling me to correct my writing when I was a kid… I then stopped writing 口 just like an eraser that only has one edge used lol

Excellent video, this always quenched my thirst to know this. it's amazing what the natural human hand simplifies (or elaborates) written compared to the "standard artistic forms" of the script.

Videos on writing is amazing but the words today I didn’t understand at all

썸네일에 ‘말’이라고 써있는줄

PHILOSOPHY I want to know about Chinese philosophy. Teach something plz

I thought I understood the difference between "zh" and "sh" until I heard an example; they sounded identical to me. 😂

Wow this is so mind blowing to me. I’m learning chinese as an american with parents from Taiwan, and I got super confused by “cold” having the pinyin leng3 because I always heard and would say neng3. I even asked my mom is neng3 with an “n” sound or “l” and shes like its “n” I also said “garbage” as le4se4 so its crazy to me that theres no le4se4 in china, its la1ji1

this vlog was super helpful, thank you so much!! love to see more!

I'm even afraid to imagine how Chinese doctors write.....

When you know them all, you know you're too deep in cdramas 💀😂

I got 08 out of 20 I really struggles a lot...I'm tone deaf

writing isn't necessary for learning Chinese

If you change the third tone to a second tone won't that change the meaning of that word originally in the third tone?

ohh i got 6/20. I am struggling with 2 and 4 tones

This is very interesting! From my experience, we bearly ever do this with the Latin alphabet. But for the more complex Chinese characters it really makes sense to simplify them for writing.

謝謝！

啊哈哈哈哈！好？谢谢您，老师！我学习的汉语，但是我是日本人。再见！😊

对于简体字来说，平均每分钟20字，是比较适中的速度。

I think I write fast enough. However, I am envious of someone who is able to write fast, and their Chinese characters are beautiful.

Also I just want to add, generally the most official way to do these simplifications is 行书, as long as you learn it you will be able to write pretty fast and it's legible generally. 草书 is quite interesting though as most people cannot read it but technically its still official.

Woo new video!

Excellent 👌👍 Last months I practice handwriting

Super interesting video! I wonder how left-handed adults write. Since stroke orders are optimized for writing with your right hand, I wonder how left-handed writers optimize their speed, and do cursive. Maybe change some left-to-right strokes to right-to-left?

They all sound the same

This might be too big of a request but I would love a "write along with you" video. I am learning Japanese and while a lot people say don't bother learning how to write, I have a lot of fun writing them as a hobby. However, my kanji look like yours when you were a kid. Good to know there is nothing wrong with that, because it is the first step (and an important one). Anyway, thanks for this video, it already helped me a lot !

cursive chinese is absolutely EVIL

I just can't describe how much I love your video Grace! You help me improve my Chinese a lots for serving my work ❤❤❤

i need to learn how to do cursive in chinese

有趣❤

I wonder how you type on laptop and mobile phone🤔