Comprehensive Guide to Chinese WORD ORDER | 10 sentences to master Chinese sentence structure

[@murphy903]

I've watched dozens of Chinese teachers attempt to explain Chinese sentence word structure/order. This is the clearest and best one I've seen. I'll watch it several times to make sure I get it all down well. Thank you so much!!

[@AOK学习汉语]

One of the better aspects of the Internet is the retention of historical content. This video is evidence of that. Savannah even though this video is 4 years old ... and even though you are not presently adding content to this channel ... I want to let you know that this is excellent teaching. All of your videos are well thought out and easy to follow and extremely helpful. I hope life is treating you well ... and THANK YOU THANK YOU ... for all the amazing teaching that you have given the Mandarin Chinese KZbin learners!!!🏆😊🥇🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@kayc853]

I just passed the HSK1 test a few months ago. This would have helped me - thankfully found you now! I am tutored 5 days per week, but was never explained this method!😀

[@keystochinese0921]

Glad it helped! Keep up the good work💪🏼

[@tannguyenphoto]

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[@ForYou-tae]

I almost have watched all the Chinese grammars lesson on KZbin but I haven't found anyone who explains as simply as you finally someone who explains easily thank you so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@chinchang5117]

People often complain that Chinese is hard. But with a teacher who explain the sentence structure like this, how hard can it be? I tried learning Spainish or Arabic on youtube and trust me, I couldn't find one who explain like this Chinese teacher.

[@Sante7739]

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[@actionvlog4606]

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[@keystochinese0921]

谢谢你！

[@Trascendente.]

Omg this is like the best class I’ve ever had about chinese structure

[@mahfuzkabir7812]

Currently in HSK 2. This was really helpful in helping me remember the structure. I love the teaching with examples first method.

[@alifaisal9262]

Best video for understanding complex sentences structure. You can get this from somewhere else because all other are telling simple sentences’ structure.

[@RobG9500]

Thank you for this interesting and very helpful video.

[@monzeradil1699]

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[@jeanbaciquett1286]

I was struggling to make my own phrases without learn them by heart however thanks to you teacher, I can speak a little better now.

[@gregarmstrong6077]

This is one of the best explanations I've ever seen of word order. Hope you're still making videos. Also, I really appreciate that you don't just flash the sentence up as a graphic or ppt, gives us time to think about what's happening which helps to remember.

[@camanderson7158]

I don't know if you still read these but I watched this today and it was so helpful - thank you!

[@Zhaoyannian]

Writing out those pinyin it’s just impressed me…bless u

[@timmyvpp]

Thank you so much for all your effort! This video does an excellent job explaining Chinese sentence structure. I’ll need to watch it a few more times to fully grasp everything. Unfortunately, it seems like you haven’t posted in a while, but I wish you great success in life!

[@SassMode]

You are an amazing teacher. You have great examples and explain everything so well. Sentence structure is my major hurdle right now and I think you’ve helped heaps with showing what I need to understand.

[@keystochinese0921]

Thank you for your feedback. I’m glad that you find them helpful:)

[@จํานงค์เริงสุข]

I'm glad to learn ......much thanks

[@iRogerRomero]

Finally, I get understand or at least have some stepping stones. Thank you for the fantastic video.

[@nizzamp]

This is massively helpful to me as I am learning. I like how you broke it down where we put S V O in those places and then fill in the color words. Also, you are feichang piaoliang. Xiexie from USA.

[@janefegarido6493]

This is very helpful for me because I don't know how to construct my own sentences. Thank you for this guidelines❤❤

[@jeancena3556]

This video is incredibly useful for me. 谢谢老师

[@kryki_cha6206]

This was SO HELPFUL!!!! 谢谢你！

[@АдилханУзденбаев]

Oh my goodness I want to cry with joy . You have explained this so practically I fully understand. Thank you very much

[@keystochinese0921]

You are so welcome. 加油！

[@WanderingSlav7]

World needs teachers like this 🤩

[@keystochinese0921]

谢谢你😊

[@marshallcoleman4167]

This is an amazing explanation. Thank you very much for this video! 👏👏👏

[@noomppan]

clear explaination + cat, subscribed !!!!

[@kimgriffin261]

Excellent!! Thank you.

[@confidentlegend7909]

So amazing class ever seen ❤️

[@emilyg90]

I’m switching from learning Chinese instead of German because of your channel!

[@CJ-wj5ol]

Did you?

[@gaveller]

Thank you, I'm currently studying HSK2 and this has helped so much!

[@Fabojuno]

That is a really interesting topic showing how flexible Chinese become to avoid adding extra structure. In Latin languanges (pt-br, es, .. ) we tend to make hard use of adverbs+preposition for everything so the more you use, the clearer you are. While Korean and Japanese use particles to denote importance on topic/place/object.. and it is confusing even to natives to use it correctly. Glad that Chinese handle this in such logic way

[@OK-otic]

This was extremely informative, thank you lao shī!

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

老师好。 我每天在家学中文。 ( May i know if my sentence is correct ). 谢谢老师. Actually I first watched this particular lesson only yesterday ( Tuesday, 31st January 2023 ) but today ( 1st Feb. ) do a second viewing. This is so important and definitely will benefit me very greatly.

[@simplyandoime7344]

How come the view count is so low? This is important and fundamental information for every serious Chinese language student. I'll stick around to learn more. Xiexie nin

[@keystochinese0921]

谢谢你🙏❤️

[@AlinaMbango3]

LEARNED ALOT. THANK YOU

[@АнастасияМелконян-ф1я]

Thank you very much for your super video! That is what I need. Now you are one of my best teachers :)

[@seuny]

That cat has main character energy 😅😂 猫可爱

[@konigsopfer]

Wonferful explanation! I loved your cat! :P

[@KamalakshiSehgal]

This was a really great video for hsk

[@marlontechniktv]

Hope this channel is to be continued

[@evertspies3345]

So glad I came across this. Was able to follow most of your explanations. In the last part (two verbs) you mentioned write email. Xiě diànzǐ yóujiàn. You wrote it differently. (xiě yóu jiàn) Could you explain this.

[@keystochinese0921]

Good question. Dian4 zi3 means electronic. So dian4 zi3 you2 jian4 is the full term of email (literal translation: electronic mail). But on a day to day basis, people usually just use the short version you2 jian4. When you refer to a actual postal package we usually say 包裹bao1 guo3 or 快递kuai4 di4. For letters in the mail, we usually call them 信xin4 which is not common in China any more. People rarely receive actual letters nowadays. Therefore, there won’t be misunderstanding if you use you2 jian4.

[@marlontechniktv]

With writing and speaking tutorial which is very benificial to all

[@Zhaoyannian]

If possible would be nice if you could make such video regarding sentences with passive voice.

[@keystochinese0921]

Thank you for the idea. Will definitely make one in the near future 🥰

[@LatinoGames]

Wow you nailed it with this explanation, I wonder if you have more videos explaining grammar

[@keystochinese0921]

Thank you for your feedback. What kind of grammar would you interested learning? I’d love to know :)

[@LatinoGames]

@keystochinese0921 I have seen videos related to the order of words when you are describing something or when something is the result of something.

[@MasterNinjaSparkle16]

Thankyou good teaches.

[@graymatter_jpeg]

what about a sentence like once upon a time? would that go after the subject?

[@tuannam2509]

Great Channel! Please keep this up!

[@keystochinese0921]

Thanks for your encouragement! I really need this right now ☺️

[@petromcleod6579]

You are great!

[@keystochinese0921]

谢谢你🫶

[@karenlee7849]

謝謝👍

[@aiesyajoo]

谢谢 🌹

[@Abdull920]

The background music is doing my head in

[@Virtualmm]

I feel that if I go to china for studying Chinese, maybe learnn fast. I study chinese sonce this year by my own.

[@lamamohammed1966]

This is AMAZING !! Thanks.. When I hear someone pronounces tones fast and well, I feel like want to cryyy ;>n

[@keystochinese0921]

l .mas6 thanks for your feedback! More videos for beginners are scheduled ❤️

[@F7INN]

Super useful. I'm trying to learn Chinese on Duolingo but it isn't very good

[@keystochinese0921]

Thank you for your feedback. This video is designed for beginners, especially the first a few sentences. I'm glad that you find it helpful :)

[@shreddedbagelwabiwabo8342]

I know a better app

[@QuizmasterLaw]

1) Your super beautiful, zhen mei li. 2) STPVMO is grammatically correct BUT Chinese is TOPIC oriented not subject oriented. I've seen exactly ONE youtube video which adequately addresses topic prominence in Chinese. 3) Language drills of well-formed sentences with good style and grammar are essential to passive acquisition and internalization of foreign language grammar. 4) You're gorgeous. So much so either it bears repeating or I simply forgot. Did I mention? Super beautiful.

[@Shadowthevampire]

Im confused the first sentence seems to have Another word order then english but all the other sentences seems to have the same as english

[@FrDismasSayreOP]

"All cats often are jerks" I think that's the right order for what happened? 😂

[@ZulkifliJamil4033-x6s]

Subject+ time + adv + prepositional phrase + verb + object I yesterday study Chinese. 我昨天学中文。 作天我学中文。 2 。 I don't eat meat. 3. They all study Chinese.

[@michaeldengg]

thanks!

[@rosariobrancati-z8b]

我每天“都”给妈妈打电话 😊

[@keystochinese0921]

很棒！

[@jamilm4668]

I swear the cat is the da laoshi

[@OnemaiaStudio]

I hope you doing well

[@keystochinese0921]

Doing well. Trying to survive haha. Thank you for asking :)

[@Kashif786i]

Can I say 我常常在中文写邮件。

[@keystochinese0921]

Not 在中文，it’s 用中文，我常常用中文写邮件😊

[@deryugituberschlechthingh6911]

送我liuwu why that works？ why is that correct？ so difficult！such a difficult grammar chinese have！

[@keystochinese0921]

Hi there. That’s a good question. 送 is like an intransive verb where we need to use the form 送someone something (送我礼物). You can also use the form 送something 给someone (送礼物给我). Hope it helps. Please feel free to let me know if you have more questions:) I’m more than happy to help.

[@angelsanchez2542]

Su letra no se entiende

[@VibeWithZari]

shouldnt #7 have 一起？ 我常常和朋友一起看电影

[@keystochinese0921]

Azariea Cameron yes you are absolutely correct. 一起 is an adverb. I did not include 一起 in the sentence because I tried to focus on one thing at a time. Thanks for your feedback ;)

[@reggiedaniels6920]

In your example using bu and all, the application is not correct. You said: "all do not study Chinese." In English you should say: "Not all of them study Chinese." or "None of them study Chinese." If you want to use a specific number of people. Then you say: "Not all five of them study Chinese." or "None of the five study Chinese."

[@rositaferrer1580]

xie xie nin, laoshi

[@bassdayesammydass-rice9430]

Xiexie laoshi

[@daricehk4714]

few mistakes, but it is fine, she must be Cantonese.

[@samleesamlee9595]

Without this stupid loud music, would be possible?

[@keystochinese0921]

I think there are no music over my speaking in the later vids :) thank you for the feedback 😁

[@samleesamlee9595]

@@keystochinese0921 So, you are deaf

[@luthier78]

very bad is going i live in china 5 years i have a chinese wife, i can say good morning good evening and please i would like an espresso