Chinese Adjectives: How to use Chinese Adjectives in sentences

[@chungchhen]

Hi Teacher Savannah! Another great video lesson. Love it when you teach us everyday things and to help us sound like a native. Thank you so much. Keep' em coming please.

[@Zinjobachan]

toooooop👍 thank you so much 多谢 您🙏🙏🙏

[@keystochinese0921]

不用谢～

[@alecchampaign8028]

As a beginner, I found this video super helpful! Please make more like it :)

[@QuizmasterLaw]

Your English is really excellent! You're very pretty.

[@aiesyajoo]

It is a useful lesson.. 谢谢

[@violetelena601]

Also, I’d love to see a video on youdianr vs yidianr. This has always been a little confusing to me

[@keystochinese0921]

Thank you for this. Will make a video about this soon ~

[@aoglzr]

hi! please continue to make these videos. thanks a lot

[@tuannam2509]

Your channel is really amazing!

[@feng7691]

nice job!

[@s.lilley6503]

Interesting. Thank you. I find the background music too intrusive.

[@keystochinese0921]

Thank you for your feedback. That was a video I made long time ago when I started this channel and now I don’t have any music with it anymore :)

[@violetelena601]

Thank you so much for this! I have a quick question. So if I wanted to say “I am kind” I would say wo hen hao and NOT wo shi hao de because what I am saying is NOT a fact?

[@keystochinese0921]

"Wo hen hao" is correct, expressing "I'm doing well". The reason we don't say "wo shi hen hao" is because the adjective "hao" serves as a "verb" in a sentence, which means we don't need another verb "shi". If you say "wo shi hen hao de", you tend to state the fact that you are a kind person.

[@mq6845]

Thank you for this

[@mcrollingrap4879]

Could you please tell what it is for an old person?😊

[@melmarie6083]

That would be 老, only use this for people though. For bonus, young is 年轻。

[@sh.e6005]

Thank you ❤

[@iameternalsunshine]

can we use “yi ge” instead of “yi zhi” for ‘a’

[@keystochinese0921]

You can use yi ge as alternative but when there is a specific measure word for a noun like ‘yi zhi niao’ (a bird), definitely use yi zhi.

[@deryugituberschlechthingh6911]

not our fault！很 and 是。

[@TC-kn9kk]

你穿的所有衬衫都有猫, 可爱死

[@samleesamlee9595]

She is not 😂 chineze. So many mistakes. Anyway she has a funny face😊

[@keystochinese0921]

what mistakes did you spot? I’d love to hear about your feedback and improve. First, I’m a native speaker of Chinese and an experienced Chinese teacher of adult learners. But I may have made mistakes so I’d like to hear about them and fix them in the future. Second, a Chinese teacher doesn’t have to be a native Chinese person because what it really matters is if he/she knows this language well enough to teach it. I personally have met native English speakers teaching Chinese and they all speak great Chinese and are very professional teachers. Thank you :)

[@samleesamlee9595]

You really need

[@daricehk4714]

if the stupid disturbing music could be removed, would be great

[@DJ-nw2ef]

Potentially very interesting, but playing distracting music all through your explanations, which already require a good bit of concentration, is a real pain in the butt. If you want more viewers then maybe you should make your videos as accessible as possible, instead of making them unnecessarily difficult to follow. Just saying.

[@samleesamlee9595]

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