Being Sick in Chinese - Chinese Medical Terms - Chinese Medical Vocabulary | Intermediate Chinese

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[@techleang8814]

谢谢老师

[@xieyueliang6294]

Teacher, could you created conversation lessons to practice with dentist? Thank you!

[@ojingaj30]

Oh my gosh. You’re simply amazing!! Pinyin, characters, and Eng subtitles👏🏽👏🏽 You R greatly appreciated!!

[@MandarinCorner2]

Note: In the video, on Number 40, the word 流血，there is an error in pinyin, 流血 should be liu2 xue3，not liu2 xie3!

[@oGsZeroFourZero]

you mean liu2xue4 :D

[@MandarinCorner2]

liu2 xue4 is used in written form. we decided to use the spoken form of pinyin which is liu2 xue3.

[@khangulzar3893]

Mandarin Corner I get it

[@bulkmailbullseye70]

Thank you for correction. The item is no 41. Not 40.

[@predrag-peterilich900]

Eileen and Mandarin Corner: You have become a treasured institution! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@RyleyRehab]

As a hospital worker in an area with a high amount of mandarin speakers I found this video very helpful! Thanks Eileen

[@jennifer9047]

Do your area hospitals not hire medical interpreters?

[@RyleyRehab]

@@jennifer9047 They do, but I prefer to translate myself as much as I can

[@yk16]

As usual, a lifesaver lesson for me! I find your format (Short sentences, audio, pinyin, characters, and Eng subtitles) the fastest to learn and remember. I have a little request.. Could you also make a survival Chinese video on directions? For example, walk down three floors using the escalator to get to the mall's lobby, etc. 谢谢 老师

[@pieng-inpunyaprasiddhi4500]

This is very helpful! Thank you for your hard work !

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[@xtact7524]

going to start my internship in 2 days. your videos are so useful especially this one. thank you for your efforts.

[@ducnguyen-b6e]

This is one of the best channels for learning Chinese I've ever seen. Thank you for your interesting lessons

[@RogerMcIntosh]

This is a great format!

[@a-sam8151]

谢谢老师Aileen 你们的视频很棒 很有用 加油！

[@kantnergirl08]

超棒啊！我是护士，所以对我来说很有用啊。这是我一直在等的视频

[@MandarinCorner2]

那太好了!

[@Furansowakun]

Thank you again for the videos ! Great job !

[@angkordriverthol5946]

真的很重要！我已经 subscribe 了谢谢老师了！

[@brandonsmith1198]

I really enjoyed everything you just put in this video I really enjoyed it a lot great work Madera Chinese

[@anuoluwapodaniel2650]

I love this thank you 🌹✨

[@tikarana28]

Thanks it is very helpful 😊

[@sunnyd2331]

This is really helpful thank you!

[@tymanung768]

Very good! Could you.please also do video on Traditional Chinese Medicine ( acupuncture, herbs, etc.?) Xiexie nimen. Zhu ni, hay yunqi!! Jia, you!!

[@nazirkhamis7370]

老师好 , 谢谢, 长寿！

[@eddlake5694]

你的视频非常棒! 非常感谢

[@kathypan7713]

Excellent

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Best chinese language class video

[@daweini9839]

Any plans for Mandarin Corner videos with coronavirus, COVID0-19 specific phrases and vocabulary? I have been a monthly subscriber (different ID) for almost 2 years now. Your materials are always great resources. Thank you and your partner for all the helpful videos, pdfs!!!

[@MandarinCorner2]

No, Dawai Ni. These topic have already been done numerous times by other channels so so we see no point in repeating them. We do feel very strongly about this horrible event that has overtaken the world but the conversation might get into "sensitive" areas, so we refrain. Maybe later we might cover a different aspect of this experience if we feel the content will be unique, informative and not a repetition of the same lessons already seen on KZbin.

[@daweini9839]

@@MandarinCorner2 Such an honest and real answer. Thank you for the reply. Your perspective is nuanced.

[@kristyaprilia2978]

谢谢老师， 这视频给我很多帮忙， 我更喜欢学中文 💙

[@MandarinCorner2]

不客气! Kristy

[@mariaodete594]

Perfect channel!

[@OpptyMali]

谢谢您 😂❤❤❤❤

[@Elena-yk7ne]

amazing video thank you so much Eileen!!!

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you are our angel thank you teacher ！

[@Sapphires116]

很有信息

[@jeffreystrain5903]

Another great video.

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谢谢

[@angkordriverthol5946]

Teacher could I ask you two Chinese phrases ? 1 When was Great Wall built? ( in Chinese) . 2 Great Wall was built in .........(in Chinese) thanks in advance teacher!

[@andresloaysa4283]

Hello. at 22:27 it sounds like liuxue, not liuxie. ... Am I wrong ? :(

[@MandarinCorner2]

Hi Andres! Thanks for pointing it out! I just reviewed it. It is a typo. It should be xue3.

[@andresloaysa4283]

Thanksss.... I'm learning every day from your videos, thank you so much for this. :D I'd like to recive oneline clases.

[@eliasfromnowhere]

I think this word is pronounced differently by many Chinese. I've heard xue4 xue3 and xie3 from different native speakers, so I finally sticked with xue3, but prepare myself to hear any lol Am I wrong?

[@shinetse2680]

@@eliasfromnowhere In oral Chinese, they are all comprehensible, only a few Chinese can speak standard mandarin after all, so forget about it.

[@nazirkhamis7370]

我们爱你 , 长寿！

[@elaineg60]

First, I want to thank you for all of your fantastic videos & pdfs! As an older lady trying to learn Chinese on her own; these phrases in particular will be extremely helpful. 😊 I have a question on #21: why do you have ”一点” in this sentence? Is it used as a “measure word”? Thanks again and I’ve subscribed both here and on the website. 😊

[@MandarinCorner2]

Hi Elaine! No, it is not used as measure word. It is more of a way to indicate that the person making the request is not a demanding individual. He/she is reasonable and just wants a dentist who is a "little bit" good... better than average.

[@elaineg60]

Mandarin Corner 非常感谢r你的帮助。我还有很多要学! 😂. Actually, it’s nuances like this one that get me confused when I’m trying to read articles-or “Level 1” books. But, I suppose every language has its nuances and quirks, especially English. 😊

[@iftekharalam3990]

I need your help actully I want to know how to use direction in chinese I know some words for direction like 右边，左边，西，东，北，南 I know these words little bit how to use .my question is suppose someone ask me where is bank then I will say to him go straight and take right these type of direction I want to know because I don't know so please share a video.I hope you will understand my problem.

[@eddlake5694]

wordswing.com/cards/asking-directions/a6400a68-4eaf-4792-af3b-b5cda32c699f Hopefully this can help

[@andreasmichel8420]

Legs are "really sore", but hao suan 好酸 in google translate says "very sour". Is this an error or just a different meaning?

[@MandarinCorner2]

The word "suan1" has two meanings. One is "sore" and one is "sour".

[@notnowigottago]

if you were to say "酸痛" suāntòng, it would be crystal clear you're talking about a soreness, akin to, or associated with pain...

[@themoebiuskid]

In one one the sentences you say, wo qu yiyuan ma? Only i was told not to say, wo qu together without something between them as this is equivalent to swearing in God's name... (Told this more than once... Explain).

[@MandarinCorner2]

我去 this two characters together without anything else after, is a swearing phrase and is one that young Chinese people commonly use. For example, if I miss my train, I might say "wo qu" to myself or to a friend if there is one, as I am upset about the situation and it's almost like saying "damn" in English. If you watch kzbin.info/www/bejne/enLMc2h9rbiWfpY at 2:25 in that video, Sophie used this phrase because I laughed when I was not supposed to.

[@jfrv2244]

感冒比著涼有甚麼區別?

[@ChineseZHplus]

太好了

[@dinhthuythanhha6546]

Eileen 你好， 我有一个问题。对第二十的这个句: "我最近失眠很严重" 我能不能说为" 我最近失眠失得很严重"?

[@MandarinCorner2]

你这么说也是可以的。

[@christophersmith120]

Your videos are great! But could you please talk at normal speed?? Maybe you could talk slowly once, and once at normal speed. It's just too slow.

[@MandarinCorner2]

The Survival Chinese Videos Series are meant for upper level beginners and low intermediate so we want the speech to be slower than normal. You can always use the KZbin speed control to speed up the videos you feel are too slow. Also, we have MANY videos spoken at normal speed. Check out the following playlists: Walk Around kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4mlq6yCbsmhitE Expressing Opinion in Chinese: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4mlq6yCbsmhitE Talking Business: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmiWfoqgZrWli80

[@tmanie2436]

this is gud

[@abdelrahman613]

Why you don't use any alphabet to write your language in stead of exhaustion of your minds with these complicated idioms

[@isaacreynaldodurancruz492]

我现在生病了

[@jennifer9047]

希望不是新冠病毒！

[@localboi2023]

Better if you acted it out and touch the part of the body that your describing

[@jeffreystrain2651]

Don't pay the guy for the pictures. Those were awful. Some of the pictures didn't match the sentence. Did anyone else notice that?