Chinese Students Answer Questions in English

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[@evanricard6468]

Answering "yes" to question 2 is logically correct

[@mbalimathabela4797]

I am totally impressed, the English teachers are doing an amazing job. Yes you are right they are very smart!

[@ThePrototypler]

Their English is really good.

[@chunqingxia3114]

Great video! Some questions contain advanced vocabularies so they aren't easy to teenagers.

[@pauljh6478]

The kids seem very friendly and polite. I’m teaching in a similar school in Bangkok but looking at moving to China

[@SimplyChinese]

They did very well! The kids nowadays start learning English much younger than my generation. They started at grade 3 (小学三年级）？ Back in my days, late 80s/90s, we didn’t start until middle school （初一 or grade 7). The kids are lucky to have you as their teacher. I never had a native speaker as my English teacher. Not in middle school, not even in university.

[@hey_bebop]

Impressive accents for middle schoolers

[@bismillah5060]

Their english is much better than same age students in Korea and Japan (though the Philippines is obviously the best in Asia). China is just next level.

[@sa1fjaved]

Its India not Philippines

[@dbuc4671]

@@sa1fjaved both countries speak good English in their own ways. there is no single "this country is better" answer.

[@GoCamera-dm2xd]

I really like this interview 👍👍👍

[@johannhartzenberg6277]

Great questions, will advise you to make them useful always answer in full sentences, great job.

[@Piff-Paff]

None of them said "I didn't understand" or "can you repeat that" They are very good for their age

[@Mai381000]

All the questions were asked in English, so that in itself makes these students quite smart for their age. Great video by the way. 🙂

[@googleuser2609]

Your Chinese pronunciation is really good. Your students also speak English really clearly. Obviously, you are an excellent teacher!

[@darrenvegan4815]

Their English was very impressive!! Way better than my Mandarin!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@imdee9024]

Zebra's have SPARKES! Wasn't aware and I'm from South Africa! haha! What a fun vid - they seem calm and reserved - suppose it's different when the camera's are off. BTW - would love to know what the working hours are for the different schools - e.g What time do the schools start and end. Are they all the same? Private, training centres etc . Thank you

[@johannhartzenberg6277]

Awesome videos, I have been teaching for over 12 years. I started out at a language centre like you did. But working in an International school has changed everything. Would you every consider working in an International school or do you prefer working in a Chinese school?

[@paulguitarplayer]

Do you have a contact? I'm interested to start teaching English in China.

[@dbuc4671]

0:41 damn thats a tall Chinese middle schooler

[@AshinAsia]

Their English sounded very good. I was trying to think how many I would get in Chinese. I wouldn't have known some of the words. Zebra, Pyramids etc. so I couldn't get those right.

[@ROFEL]

I wouldn't be able to answer these questions if asked in Mandarin. Maybe in a year

[@harrisonchinese1120]

Is this an international school in China?

[@itsme2be]

it's more knowledge than English skills.

[@kaydaxbeats6854]

How can i talk to you privately?