100 Most Important Chinese Verbs You Need to Know

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[@C00ltronix]

I was tempted to download the verb list, but thought one learns way more by typing it in myself. Thank you for this great video. After typing in all: 204 examples, 1339 characters, 392 different characters.

[@MandarinBlueprint]

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[@douglassmalone-omeally1683]

I really appreciate that you ranked then grouped the words. I always want vocab to be organized into small schema groups and people rarely do it for some reason.

[@knuffybaby]

我用这节课来学习英语。你的英语非常准确.

[@petrosstefanidis6396]

Oh boy... That would be the next step for me. After learning the 100 most common words in general, it's time for the 100 most common verbs 🙈 谢谢！

[@steamli6630]

您的嗓音听起来让人感到非常舒服。

[@dudeonthasopha]

It's nice seeing this in context, 弄 has particularly alluded me. I'd love to see a video on argument structures of verbs, like which prepositions you use. I never know if you 对, 为, 给, 跟, 把 something, or if it its a normal object that should appear after a verb.

[@user-woo-liu-jio-999]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR A FLUENT AND HELPFUL LESSON 💯

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Most welcome

[@rodrigodangelo2623]

Great video. It's not only about the verbs but also have a lot of good tips.

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26:30 感谢你帮我学习中文了哈哈 😎😎

[@tonbo4147]

Thank you so much! Love from Vietnam.

[@MandarinBlueprint]

Thank you too for watching

[@IshayuG]

Really excellent video. One thing I’m noticing here is that these Chinese sentences often string tons of verbs together. Sometimes up to 4 in a row, and more in total. Is this common? Quite interesting.

[@MandarinBlueprint]

Yes, that's a pretty common thing. Chinese is very expressive, and sentences tend to be much longer in average length than in English, sometimes including dozens of clauses in one sentence.

[@linguist8623]

"拍手” = 👏🏼 For emphasis, one can say "拍拍手”. Kids usually do such in kindergarten class when cheering on classmates. 😊

[@巨大氷塊]

Great video! Do you have a video about the Chinese character 了?

[@MandarinBlueprint]

Yes, being edited now

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Thanks!

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[@linguist8623]

For "What are you doing?" , one can also say, "你在干什么". ”干“ is often used more in SiChuan, instead of "做" for such sentences.

[@harunorrashid5449]

你 好 老师。

[@shirleydotts8472]

I just started going through the verbs. FYI -- There is an error on #4 shuo (1st tone). The character that is showing is for Ting (1st tone), to listen.

[@PiggoNZ]

This is so good.

[@linguist8623]

For computers, such as in, the software is downloading, "正在" is used: Windows正在下载了。

[@kokovonpieru4561]

Halou laoshi, I have a question about "ting" and "shuo", listen and speak (#3 and #4), and in this video these are the same characters. So, I've looked it up and I found 说 for shuo. The character shown in the video at around 2:20 is a 听, a ting, which actually means listen, according to my research. Got me a bit confused there, so is 说 the shuo you meant? 谢谢!

[@lepetitcarnet]

"shuō" = 说 = to speak. No worries, it's just a mistake ✍🏻

[@MandarinBlueprint]

Yes - we've made mistakes sometimes in our content, and considering we might lose all the previous engagement if we fix it and re-upload, so we've chosen to leave some minor mistakes unfixed. Thanks for pointing that out though, it'll help other viewers clear up their confusion.

[@lepetitcarnet]

@@MandarinBlueprint These mistakes are nothing compared to the wealth of advice you provide us. Thanks 👍🏻

[@kokovonpieru4561]

@@MandarinBlueprint that's alright, i just thought i went crazy. sorry for bringing it up

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[@emily042794]

#4 shuo still has ting at the top

[@侠鹿-s6s]

守护，保佑

[@Lee-tj8km]

does it make sense to rephrase it as 今天老师说没有作业. is this way ok?

[@iuiang1178]

yes, it sounds natural

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[@dukewabusia2186]

Can I consider myself as a person that knows HSK1 if I identify 80% of the verbs

[@IshayuG]

Easily. If you can recognise the first 10 you’re cleared for HSK1, assuming all your other skills are equal.

[@C00ltronix]

HSK1 isn't just verbs, so, no.

[@esma-t3r]

man you dont speak mandarin you speak magic...

[@VonOlinan]

Why is the shuo at 2:27 llooks ting like

[@mlsterlous]

Zhidao at number 100? Strange, because it's one of the most popular words.

[@Nataliequinn0119]

nihao, laoshi

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nihao tudi

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Done

[@Umarbl0g]

Bro you are not in china and how can you know most important verbs are these? As colloquial is more common out here

[@MandarinBlueprint]

Well both Luke and Phil lived in China for several years . Phil even went to university there

[@linguist8623]

Not only that, there are some on here, that also went to school in China, and can vouche for his channel. What is more, they have lists on WeiBo and such foe the most popular words, etc... so there is not always a need to be in China to teach the language, just as there are many English teachers in China not in English speaking countries. Additionally, there are native speakers in and out of China that can vouche for him. Chill.

[@linguist8623]

“打” is also used in sports, such as in “打篮球”. To open something, one can say "打开门”. One can simply say "开门"