in three-character words, we analyze the internal meaning relationship between the three characters. for example, in 展览馆zhǎnlǎn guǎn (exhibition hall), 展览zhǎnlǎn is a meaningful word when put together, so the structure is ab-c. means 展览zhǎnlǎn (ab) follows the tone sandhi rule for two third tones, changing to 2+3. The third character馆guǎn (c), remains in the third tone.you can refer to pronunciation part at the back of hsk 2 textbook

@WangXinxin_Mandarine so ma'am will you make another video on third tone which cover all these crucial point regarding 3rd tone which you mentioned? It will be very helpful for learners like me who are finding difficulty in the third tone. Please ma'am. Lots of support for Bharat 🇮🇳 Thank you.

@@szaga5519 太好了！

yeah i agree, and people like to use "inverted sentences" in real conversations, which is putting important information atthe beginning of the sentence... There are modal particles, and the tone of speaking... Hahahaha, it's really hard to understand（sometimes la）！

Wow, this is quite details question！ the "X" sound is like between English "S" and "SH."it’s softer than "SH" and doesn't involve the tongue fully curling back as in an English "SH" sound. the tongue is closer to the front of the mouth, sound is close to "S," but it’s not！ but when pronouncing pinyin like this in Chinese, it’s more about where your tongue is. with these consonants as initials, there’s barely any sound by themselves; the real pronunciation comes from the vowel sounds that follow them. hope my explanation helps you!

对，这样更好！👍

我觉得老师教好→ 我觉得老师教得好！或者 我觉得老师很好。👍

i guess the problem is confusion might be about the difference in how '会' and '能' are used. when they're expressing 'permission,' it can create the situation you mentioned. the way Chinese words are used can change depending on different contexts or specific conditions, which can be confusing. i hope my explanation helps you!

yes, sometimes we also use '就会,' it usually follows a condition, like: 'If you're late to work, they’ll dock your pay.' this sentence doesn’t mean it will happen right away.

@@WangXinxin_Mandarine Interesting, thanks!

@@313tvn 不客气！

That person's "pirate" comment is so dumb! .....oh no, that was my pirate comment !!?

oh yes!thank you so much for pointing out! really appreciate your attention to detail!

yes, the basic meaning is "this" and "that". later you notic that othe words include 这/那 are based on this basic meaning.smart question！

@@WangXinxin_Mandarine Thanks a lot for your reply! 😊

国家名字后面不用说方位词。“在中国，苹果比西瓜便宜一点儿。”

yes! 我有两(liǎng)2 辆 liàng(measureword) 车!

@@WangXinxin_Mandarine So, measure word is always after the number, like yī gè rén; liǎng liàng chē ?

@@gnidnoeled786 Not really. Sometimes we say "这pronoun双measureword鞋 these shoes"

@@WangXinxin_Mandarine Xiè xiè.

谢谢！