BLACKPINK LISA Speaks Mandarin?! Chinese Teacher Reacts!

[@RitaChinese]

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[@lalisaluhme]

Lisa is really good at repeating words or phrases in a foreign language when someone teaches her. I've seen her do it with Tagalog, Indonesian, and Vietnamese. Her fans would teach her simple phrases and she would repeat them almost perfectly. It's really cool to see. She's just so freakin' adorable I love this girl lol.

[@comprehensiblecantonese]

Lisa is super cute and cool!

[@sha_3272]

She's so talented,cute,charismatic,humble..that's why I love her so much🥰😄

[@PierreMiniggio]

6:26 I think this concept applies greatly for french natives when learning english, and probably also the other way around. The words spelling being exactly the same for so many words can make you skip a few step when it comes to pronunciation. Especially when reading in your head.

[@maulashop.1742]

Lisa😍

[@jionthefangirl]

i really like hearing lisa speak mthe language shes so cute 😍😍😍

[@la.angelica1805]

I like LISA Black Pink

[@franciscacuevas6010]

i love lisa

[@brunili2022]

Astonishing!! Lisa is more talented than I expected.

[@francois487]

You look so stylish on the stage in France at 0:24!

[@bloo8345]

Thai is also my first language, so it was fascinating to see you trying out the Thai tones. I'm glad you decided to keep in the segment explaining how you think the tones line up between the two languages. That was incredibly helpful! You nailed almost all of the Thai tones except for the low tone at 5:59. To me, it lines up with the 3rd tone of Mandarin, but only the first half where it dips down without the second half where it rises up, e.g. like when the 3rd tone is followed by other words so you only pronounce the first half.

[@anirojas4060]

Lisa's so cute speak Mandarin 🥰

[@american7662]

Lisa

[@Moon-zf7ey]

It's one of her skills to learn and speak different languages, lots of people barely speak their mother language fluently.

[@farrelfawwaz4879]

太棒了，谢谢你"Fan Laoshi" hopefully you can always anylize foreign peoples who are learning chinese in the next videos especially european peoples and asian peoples I guess😅👍

[@whisper6330]

I really struggled learning French at school as a native English speaker, and hated learning it. It makes sense now with how you describe negative transfer! Maybe that's why I like learning Chinese because there is so little transfer.

[@PierreMiniggio]

第一個留言 for the algo' ! 😁

[@khatijamkhatija7888]

LISA ♥ ♥ ♥ 💖 ❤

[@komoe2033]

WeLoveLiSsVerryBeautifulOk

[@franciscusmagister]

always wondered how speakers of a tonal lang react to tones in another tonal language

[@ЗиядатАликеева]

Oooo Lalisa

[@OK-pd6xj]

Lalisaaa

[@phni1018]

I can speak chiniese and a bit japaniese. I think most of the Thais can speak at least a bit chiniese, that's why Lisa's also able to speak chiniese in front of the camera. And I love her too!

[@Sharizad13]

I think she was trying to ask the guys if they were curious or 'interested' at 11:50. About what she was hiding, ie: 小猫 🐱

[@memmos2]

Very like you’re video, in Thai language from combination language also including Chinese about 20%.

[@akgnag4601]

Lisa: 大家好！ Rita: 哇，你的中文太棒了！发音真好啊！

[@AsiaLoverBoy_87]

范老师，我和你同意。我也觉得LISA小姐的中文水平不仅很流利它也不错👍。 她是泰国人，你确定吗？ 😮

[@biyongwuhan]

Lalisa Manobal, she is from Thailand. 我同意你 is better

[@killthiscoconut9507]

As a fluent Vietnamese and English speaker, I've been learning Mandarin and I find that it helps a lot because I know Vietnamese. It's a lot easier me to hear and differentiate the tones of similar spelling words than my English speaking only counterparts.

[@jotapajos5103]

Lisa disse no final COMO É SEU NOME ela se atrapalhou falando Chinês ela disse Ni Hao português Como está você

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[@QuizmasterLaw]

With Fan Laoshi Chinese makes perfect sense!

[@dilredadumrart7251]

I'm a Lisa can love 💘 her and Jennie rose and gisoo

[@soweli3033]

How many languages does she speak?

[@shinkawaiimlbb]

7 (but some language she's not influenced)

[@Universemeong23]

I believe she can speak 3 languages fluently (English, Korean and Thai) but she knows very basic Chinese and probably Japanese. The rest of the languages she only knows words/sentences.

[@romangonzalezadrianmaurici6302]

Hi Rita I am a very big fan of yours! I love your videos and they are helping me a lot in this journey of learning 普通话. But I have a very important question to you and I would be eternally gratefull if you could help me! I am Mexican but my mother´s grandfather was Chinese, so I am 1/8 chinese. The thing is my mother has this cool second name that here in Mexico is pronounced and written "Juy" The J is pronounced strongly and with the throat because that is the way we say it in Spanish, like when you say the word "Jarra" in Spanish or "Justo" "Jalar", etc. The Y is pronunced like an e in the english word "England" or "Email" or like an i on Spanish. My question is Do you know what would be the 汉字 of this particular second name? I am sure the pronunciation is not similar to any other character I know on Mandarin so maybe it is another Chinese language or maybe the pronunciation is very different from how is pronounced on China, please help me Rita! It would be very meaningful to me!

[@biyongwuhan]

It is most likely from Cantonese. Try ask people from Hongkong

[@jotapajos5103]

Eu sou Brasileiro ei LISA me ensina chinês mandarim

[@josephglover4546]

z z z, John-rah, genre.

[@matiasgregorutti6576]

I love lisa