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In this video, you’ll challenge your Chinese listening comprehension skills. You will listen to small dialogues to take you from the beginner to the advanced level. Those dialogues are made by Chinese native speakers. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Chinese, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
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[@jcravenclaw]

KZbin at 1am: "Wanna learn Chinese?" Me: sure

[@user-sp4vr1sf4c]

Jaycee Felix Hello, I'm from china and now I'm studying at Jiangxi University of Finance and economics. I want to improve my English ability. At the same time, I can teach you authentic Mandarin. I want to be friends with you and learn from each other. If you want to contact me, you can add my WeChat (yypPersistence)is my ID or you can tell me your email

[@Emberg_Julia]

@@user-sp4vr1sf4c hi! Are you still looking for a friend?

[@lixin246]

@@Emberg_Julia Hello, I'm from China. I can teach you Mandarin.

[@anhhuymai4671]

Li Xin Hi im vietnamese , i really want to learn Mandarin from you . Contact me pls . My instagram @huyxcx . Thank you so much 🥰🥰

[@shantirai4730]

@@lixin246 how

[@Katylau1108]

As I Chinese native , this is pretty good for practicing. The guy speaking is more natural and close to what native’s speed and tone haha

[@gracynguyen6592]

Could you pls tell me why in 0:45 there is the phrase "de shu" when there is already the word "ben" above

[@MaxSilkSydney]

@@gracynguyen6592 de is used as a way to denote that the book is about cars. In this context, it says that book about cars, ben being the measure word, de used when adjectives are placed before the noun it wants to describe. Another example can be, that beautiful girl, Na Ge (measure word) Piao Liang (description) De (used after describing words) Gu Niang (subject/noun).

[@gracynguyen6592]

@@MaxSilkSydney thank you very much. I appreciate your reply. It means a deal to a new Chinese learner like me.

[@Rick-rh7kt]

谢谢

[@AlbertChyn]

Katylau Thank You!

[@JulianCipher-gr4qz]

As Cantonese diaspora learning Mandarin, I’m happy to hear the sample conversations are identical to the Cantonese ones. Really goes to show just how similar the two languages are. Thanks for the video. Really helps my listening.

[@testmonkey2535]

i’m not learning chinese currently, i just think it’s satisfying to listen to lol

[@x0_alex_0x91]

Haha, yes. I'm listening to it while I study

[@maryjanepatolo353]

Am I the only one here to just listen to them talking?? Idk but it's so satisfying to listen to people speaking Mandarin.

[@user-rm4hy2ns8o]

This video is so awesome! I have learned Chinese for more than three years now and I can read, write and speak a fair bit, but, even though I am ashamed to admit it, my listening skills are still soooooo bad! I need to practice listening!

[@nathanliu5861]

Are you learning Chinese now?

[@user-wh3dj4zb6z]

@@nathanliu5861 我也学习汉语

[@jaksbekalskkz1961]

哈哈哈我是中国人

[@jaksbekalskkz1961]

你知道这个听力的声优真的很僵硬，像僵尸在说话似的

[@kerrda3834]

I come from China, my first language is Mandarin. I want to make some friends for learning english. Do u want to learn Mandarin Chinese with me?

[@AditiSingh-jq6rw]

One request can you please write Pinyin along with the subtitles ? It'll help a lot 🙂

[@maitlandbezzina2842]

Short story here: I've been learning to speak Mandarin and read hanzi for the past 12 months VERY CASUALLY (5-20 minutes per day). I'm happy to say I can guess all of the dialogues in the first 15 minutes correctly before any text appears (I'm still watching this video now) :) I don't understand everything, but I can figure out what they're talking about from key words (names of foods plus 'bu - no', 'hao de - ok', etc) or time of the day 'dian' plus the number, 'si' etc and working out whether each time on the screen is the one they choose. A few other words that I understand add into the mix of each conversation and give me a pretty good idea of where the conversation is going. It's great to see DuoLingo, TinyCards, Pocasts and listening to Mandarin music is actually paying off. I'm about to move to Italki to take actual lessons to learn Mandarin slang words and words/phrases that makes me sound more natural. If you're thinking about learning Mandarin or any language, just do it, it's so rewarding and you can connect and converse with people you never thought possible.

[@maitlandbezzina2842]

I would like to add that with all the pinyin suggestions, I personally disagree. You need to learn to read Chinese characters if you want to get around comfortably if you go and visit. This of course is personal preference because I'd rather be independent, but honestly, learn the 3 step process: Chinese character, pinyin then the English translation, eventually you can just look at a character and say the pinyin without thinking, and also know it's meaning in your native language. Mandarin is considered hard because of the added steps to read, plus the tones. If you really want to learn the language and culture, this is essential IMO.

[@steve00alt70]

@@maitlandbezzina2842 did you work on listening skills when you first started?

[@user-rr1zb6ie4t]

Where do you find mandarin music that's good for beginners? Got some recommendations?

[@GracieBooxD]

I use to speak mandarin pretty advanced, but have lost it. I am currently making my way back to proficient and this is very helpful. Definitely not for beginners, but I LOVE THIS for intermediate folks! :)

[@nickpenacl_]

this is just exactly the kind of audio video that what i was looking for a long time, thanks a lot

[@jadparanoiac]

would be good with pinyin

[@phantombrawler]

I think it actually helps without the pinyin! Forces you to listen for the accent and determine for yourself.

[@denniii09]

@BatJoker Tbh these conversations are really hard to get as a beginner, I'm learning HSK2 now and the audios in there are really easy compared to this. I have big problems getting everything, also because vocabulary and some grammar is missing

[@euso2008]

I like it without Pinyin because it forces me to associate the sounds to the characters.

[@nekozombie]

what are you people talking about? there is pinyin displayed!

[@lucianogasco2817]

@@nekozombie ???????

[@faithlee8675]

I found that watching Chinese dramas with Chinese subtitles and English subtitles right under at the same time is really helpful! It’s good practice and it’s fun!

[@velkylev4217]

Lol you should add more subtitles. One for blind and one for deaf as well . English and Chinese is not enough,

[@azucarados-mc1zg]

do you know a way I can have both subtitles at the same time? thx

[@sopheapborado530]

I love this thank u🙏💕

[@Grem305]

Very good tutorial for praticing spoken chinese congrattulations!!

[@ellophant9482]

really helpful!!! thank you!!

[@slater-cguy]

這個影片真厲害，謝謝你們! 一定會協助進步我的聽力 😎

[@tranlenamphuong6192]

Can you please please make more? It’s supper helpful!

[@erajijji1151]

this is an amazing video for practicing chinese :) thank you!

[@truongoxuan4556]

These videos were so useful, thank you so much!

[@agniD]

This is a treasure! Thank you very much!

[@kimyenang8563]

very usefull. Thank you so much.

[@quethhughe6111]

wow! this is really awesome learning content. thanks a ton

[@josephbassie7412]

The tutorial is very educative, I highly appreciate it, thanks so much for your efforts.

[@lydppp]

Thanks a lot. Its really helpful.

[@maruanlal8299]

谢谢您，这个视频太好了。这个视频里很多材料，就你很帮助

[@evelynwong3816]

Super good with the subtitles

[@andreshernandocerquerameji2148]

Keep it up....greetings from colombia...thank you so much...

[@kelvinnguyen6048]

This is a Godsend! Thank you so much. Please make more in this format.

[@hiddencloudtv7469]

Thanks for the Lesson.

[@RainCityDana]

I listen to these at work and I have found the more I listen the word sequences come to me in real time. Getting used to this paying will be good for my future studies.

[@karlkamphoefner-brown1513]

I really like this kind of video. And it is helping my listening comprehension a lot! Please make more of this exact kind, but have the pinyin on every part with the hanzi as well

[@user-vo4zj3mq8q]

Thank you.

[@tuidayma]

Thích! Học kiểu này tốt nè.

[@ValleyData]

This is excellent listening practice.

[@MrGanbat84]

Yes really good lesson

[@karlkamphoefner-brown1513]

Please add the pinyin for all. As a Chinese learning method, you surely know that the tone must be perfect. I am spending a lot of time looking up the words in which I'm not sure of the tone!

[@emadamkhatirah]

我很幸运因为看你的视频了😊

[@Rainyrain2010]

Good video I just started studying, it is very useful. Thank you really.

[@techleang8814]

非常感谢

[@davidsosa621]

Buenísimo. ¡Muchas gracias!

[@mukeshmahato2741]

Please make more videos like this,this one is best way to learn Chinese who knows little Chinese.

[@user-sp4vr1sf4c]

Hello, I'm from china and now I'm studying at Jiangxi University of Finance and economics. I want to improve my English ability. At the same time, I can teach you authentic Mandarin. I want to be friends with you and learn from each other. If you want to contact me, you can add my WeChat (yypPersistence)is my ID or you can tell me your email

[@thangquoc542]

This video is verry good I love it

[@saly9719]

Thank you

[@maddsmoke1146]

@t 這個鏈接非常好，我正在學習節奏

[@marcvcivsnoveboracensis]

Really useful and effective video for people with some existing Mandarin ability.

[@zm3598]

这个最好

[@janvaneyck9707]

This is awesome, I can learn both English and Chinese at the same time.

[@kylewattssurfing3266]

Awesomeness cool

[@RiDankulous]

The voices are very pleasant. I can relax playing a video game while listening a bit in the background and hop back to the window if I become more interested in some phrases or words. Thank you very much, this is a good review to the words I have studied quite a bit.

[@salampath2729]

Thank you. For the lesson ifelt so fast, i couldet catch.

[@tombo8255]

这个对我听力练习挺好了。谢谢。

[@abbasalee5849]

我 喜爱那个 瘦 或 你

[@chinese9339]

真棒！

[@phonhbounme1852]

Good

[@cubecuberectangle7075]

this is a great video, maybe it can be better with pinyin as well?

[@khagenprasain6726]

谢谢这视频好用的

[@jaksbekalskkz1961]

emmm,u should probably say谢谢 这视频真好用 or 谢谢这视频很好用

[@jaksbekalskkz1961]

this is not proper Chinese

[@jaksbekalskkz1961]

the grammar is not correct

[@jameswang999]

Khagen Prasain 最好可以说- ”谢谢，这视频很有用。”

[@catkuch]

谢谢！ 我在学习中文，我觉得这个太好了！

[@jaksbekalskkz1961]

if u wanna make ur words sounds more fancy and less childish,dont easily replace the noun (video) by pronoun(this这个).(only in short sentences)

[@teymyneytor]

There are a few components to speaking Chinese easily . A resource I discovered that successfully combines these is the Magic mandarin blueprint (google it if you're interested) without a doubt the best resource i've found. Look at all the amazing information .

[@user-sp4vr1sf4c]

Erinni Juvenis Hello, I'm from china and now I'm studying at Jiangxi University of Finance and economics. I want to improve my English ability. At the same time, I can teach you authentic Mandarin. I want to be friends with you and learn from each other. If you want to contact me, you can add my WeChat (yypPersistence)is my ID or you can tell me your email

[@Insolvenz47]

Yeah

[@langleyberat5202]

I have been learning Chinese for 12 years, I’ve been going to a dual language school since I was 3. I’ve been to China 4 times and I’ve been attending Chinese speech contest and singing contest and a bunch of different Chinese competitions since I was younger. I’m taking the ap chinese test tomorrow and I’m scared because I’m not really good at making a conversation on the spot so I’ve been practicing a lot.

[@meatmoneymilkmonogamyequal5583]

我认为这个视频非常好！！！ 我学习许多东西！！

[@wanjirungugi1317]

2 minutes in I had to check if I accidentally had my playback speed on 2×

[@pasleighlaylay6502]

Same lol. I have a long way to go.

[@Xinlongsai]

Stupid

[@crenshawrph]

I love this Thank you

[@outtoworld3536]

Mario Lim can u teach me chinese online

[@nathanliu5861]

@@outtoworld3536 I can teach you.

[@alangilmour1341]

Is it possible to download the script from these conversations?

[@davoudderogar]

Hello. thank you for the great and awesome work. I love your videos. As a learner of mandarin if you are open to positive suggestion. you need to put pinyin(more important) for learners in conversation Chinese characters may not be as useful than seeing pinyin to understand the pronunciation and tones. If possible add pinin to the conversation so students can see and understand the words better. Thank you. I am a teacher and speak 5 languages. mandarin is number 6. Again thank you for the hard work.

[@dcrock8978]

Many great Mandarin instructors will disagree with you.

[@justmioki-okiiteratureclub8759]

4:26

[@maddsmoke1146]

我感謝你學習中文 你是我的老師

[@user-kd5qs2ql7t]

何ですか？

[@WellIAmTheOne90]

Nani

[@user-ob5qo2be1e]

你中文真好

[@Ryyza7]

Please send help. Chinese tones is driving me crazy.. its easy to say first tone sound like this, 2nd sound like this, etc. But in real conversation, I barely can hear the differences between tones.

[@coolchickenminigun]

Tones are good for practice, but in conversation most of the time all you need is context and you'll be set

[@cretaceoussteve3527]

Keep listening! :)

[@jaksbekalskkz1961]

i m a chinese

[@jaksbekalskkz1961]

i d say tones are rather important.the reason u barely hear the differences between tones id s becz we d judge by the contexts to tell the meaning of words.we r already extremely familiar with each tone of each words.so it s so natural and easy to say a sentence

[@ReportsOnChina]

Tone is important (猫毛 哈哈) but, like the others said, it comes with lots of practice and context. You’ll get there - I’ve been studying five years and live in China now. ;)

[@tuidayma]

Vietnamese study this lesson he or she will find it is very convenient to learn. One Chinese word = one Vietnamese word in so many cases. But this is not true for American or others. The English subtitles here are a bit of different to the real meaning of Chinese phrases. But in general, it is good enough.

[@VyvienneEaux]

AAAAAAAAA!!!!! So helpful!

[@tammyduong1114]

I ve been learning intensively mandarin for one year by my self. Overall I can understand this video, but listening and speaking are always my problems. I realise that in real life Chinese people do not talk slow like this, it is still good to practice anyway.

[@titob7676]

What hsk level is this conversation?

[@kapuzinergruft]

For me being an advanced Chinese speaker it s ok, but you should add Pinyin and sound indication... otherwise it s too hard for beginners

[@Forestier1]

A time stamp would be useful in such a long video. Thanks for not using pinyin; it’s better this way for us intermediate students.

[@sajuraphael1631]

I am from India like to study Chinese being our neighbor

[@ionlavric2132]

What about the romanized writing system? Please make a video like this, because it would help me so much. I can't understand the words clearly, because I'm an absolute beginner.

[@lingtang5354]

I knew Chinese already

[@diemcaothi1158]

I think the people at first steps like me need pinyin for each sentence

[@williampennjr.4448]

I've been studying Chinese for 10 years and I still never understand a phrase on the first hear. I always need to hear it twice.

[@reggieannalvarado8227]

so here I am watching this tutorial because my Chinese boyfriend wants me to learn Chinese and it’s so damn hard for me. enebeee simula maglockdown hanggang ngayon hindi pa rin ako marunong kahit 1 sentence. yawa mani oyy tabang mga langit hahaha

[@TheOpeningstar]

@Learn Chinese with ChineseClass101.com this is mandarin, right?

[@abbasalee5849]

你 好

[@yusufsaputra8648]

Can someone tell me what speed multiplier should I use to match native Chinese speech? I was thinking 1.25x or 1.5x. Can someone clarify? Any response is highly appreciated especially for new learners like me :)

[@wanghaoroy3296]

1.5or above,the male speaks a little fast so it's better 1.5x, and the female 2x is better

[@karogod]

If you think it's too slow for a natural conversation, just change the speed in the settings. :)

[@swahilifitness3961]

The woman sounds tired 😂😂

[@Follow.Jesus.Christ]

so then maybe you can make a better video 😂😂

[@leviwarner1119]

A-LIFT 你行你上

[@kittykat7908]

10:09 that kan kan doesnt sounds right, is it?

[@yuehan6711]

Nah

[@mariasilves2554]

No, it is correct. It means to take a look at (for a bit of time, maybe a moment)

[@tranlenamphuong6192]

I have no problem with tones since Vietnamese also have tones. However... the Chinese writing is driving me insane ;)) I struggled every time a new lesson comes

[@kelvinnguyen6048]

Samesys

[@user-cd8cy7le2u]

Lernen wir im Tandem, Sie helfen mir bei Deutsch und ich bei dir chinesische!

[@EngerEngerling]

王狗子 gerne :)

[@user-cd8cy7le2u]

Es tut mir leid, ich habe erst gerade den Nachricht gesehen. Wenn du Interesse habe,du kannst dir meine E-Mail anmelden:) Meine e-mail Adresse: [e-mail]

[@petromcleod6579]

1: 46 - There is a mistake. It should read: 你们今天关到几点。 Please advise. 开到 - is to open, right??

[@n0maps]

What HSK level would this be?

[@hellotheremyolfriend]

HSK 4

[@ReportsOnChina]

3 or 4.

[@samsmandarin7125]

I Guess the speaker is not native Chinese but the Pronunciation is excellent.

[@ReportsOnChina]

Sam's Mandarin There are a few different speakers - all are native but some come from southern China.

[@outtoworld3536]

Anyone who knows chinese. Can practice with me. Iam very keen to study chinese

[@jiahe2885]

I am a native speaker. I would like to help you practice if you want.

[@huunguyentien5551]

@@jiahe2885 I am Vietnamese, can you do me a favor

[@kikicus4749]

Musi Vidz I can help you if you need

[@huunguyentien5551]

@@kikicus4749 yes, i can speak english and want to practice chinese conservation

[@kikicus4749]

I can help you if you need

[@Robbydeath]

Please add pinyin

[@emersonkelly9654]

My guy

[@WellIAmTheOne90]

1:36:09 周四周五 = tuesday and wednesday? I mean not really

[@AoHonda-qh6vy]

WellIAmTheOne90 It must be a mistake.

[@EpicGameJunkies]

Why don’t you have the Pinyin here!?

[@danilopablo9848]

I can understand about 100% of what is being said in these dialogues even without subtitles But when I'm watching a movie, I can understand almost nothing.

[@yuverburg9204]

I am Chinese adopted but I am trying to learn Chinese is there anyone Chinese that I can talk to?

[@indritansah773]

With pinyin would be very helpful for me its hard to memorize all of chinese character's sound.

[@think_kimberly7555]

Why is it: 不好意思，我看一下那个书架上的书。Not: 不好意思，我看一下那个书上的书架？Isn't the first sentence saying the bookshelf is above the book? This video seems to be correct, so what grammar point am I missing? I know shang is above ...

[@namelessguy9203]

奥利给

[@josephbassie7412]

Wants to master Chinese HSK 1 to 3 to finger tips.

[@colonybud]

I’ve been using apps to learn Chinese, I still can’t pick up on the conversation. Damn