How to Answer "Can you speak Chinese?" - Day 8 nǐ huì shūo hàn yǔ ma (Free Chinese Lesson)

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[@BlommaBaumbart]

It's very good that you get different speakers to say these things so people get used to hearing different pronunciations. While study materials always say that the Y is silent in syllables like yi/ying/yu, I notice that the speakers in this video often pronounce the Y and sometimes don't. I've heard this happen before, is it a regional thing or just something that Chinese speakers sometimes to because it makes no difference? ps.: There is a typo at 6:19 where it says wǒ instead of nǐ.

[@WaiManIvyLui]

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[@MEMANGELSISTERhere]

Dear teacher; Xie -xie. Please check at 6:08 "Can you speak chinese?". I believe it should say Ni, instead of Wo.

[@EverydayChinese]

Yeah, it should be "Ni". Thank you for pointing out our mistake, Meylyn.

[@MEMANGELSISTERhere]

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[@liucute7424]

六点零八 = at 6:08

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[@xiaosi2175]

3:37 shi pan iá iúu: Spanish 4:17 wuo juei shuo: I can speak 4:44 I can speak English 5:18 ni juei shuo ing iu ma can you speak English?

[@retromanc3r]

谢谢.很好的教训.

[@hush9565]

应该是很好的教程才对

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Thank you very much, You explain very clearly

[@denniesaur]

thank you for the lessons! I'm on my first week learning Mandarin and I'm proud that I can now say "Wo hui shuo han yu yi dian dian" 🩷😄

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[@julienrouquet]

6:17 mispelling ! Not « Wo » but « Ni ». Cheers.

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[@bonbonpony]

It's funny how the Chinese phrase for "You can" is already an answer in Polish, which means "No f-king way!" ;)

[@Catanonimus777]

In Russian too

[@Themindofreyrey]

Great video! Question, is zhōngwén the same as Hàn yû?

[@aaronutai3482]

What about using “Zhong wen”, instead of “Han Yu”?

[@Aqua_04167]

I also want to know😢

[@Zeno-b3q]

Well i am from the future as the teacher said han yu is the most used dialect in china 92% of people use it so that is why we called it han yu

[@lorenznonong415]

hello what isa the difference between wen and yu....example fawen ...fayu

[@annyjames134]

Tr your video are clear and really great. I want to greet myself. Ni hao. Wo jiou thazin. Wo shi mian dian ren. And wo hui shuo yi dian dian han yu😁😁😁😁.I am trying my best and i am at day8 now. Thank you tr joyce.

[@tobybromfield3664]

Can you also say zhongwen for Chinese? What's the difference between that and han yu?

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I already learned english and spanish, soon i wil master mandarin.

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Thanks ❤

[@ThreeKingdoms-]

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[@Sokheuychhory]

Very good

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best Chines-English! Hi teacher how are you?

[@Icebt1977]

Hi, thank you for the clip. Please advise, if in situation that we'd reple that 'I can speak a little too' How can we say in chinese?

[@annyjames134]

Wo yan hui shao yi dian dian. I can speak alittle too

[@josineyfernandes5606]

Great work.

[@nourhannajjar7370]

Thank-you❤❤❤

[@EverydayChinese]

Always welcome

[@estherandherlittleworld7821]

很好！ 我是很高兴。 谢谢。♥️ 我学汉语。我会说英语

[@hush9565]

你是中国人还是外国人？

[@estherandherlittleworld7821]

@@hush9565 我是巴西人 ，你呢

[@hush9565]

@@estherandherlittleworld7821 我是中国人

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@@estherandherlittleworld7821 在成都

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Should we use traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese???

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[@HiShreen]

Is this correct? 我会说一点中文

[@EverydayChinese]

Correct!

[@raksmey4386]

谢谢!老师

[@SamiiAllOut]

Can I say Yí dian(r) instead of Yí dian dian? Can I say zhong wèn instead of hàn yû?

[@EverydayChinese]

Hi Samii, yes, you can say Yì dian(r) as well, same meaning. You can say Zhōngwén for Chinese as well, to know more about the difference between 中文and 汉语，pls check out this video:kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXOvnqKweZ15etU and if you like to learn Chinese systematically with the teacher Joyce, you can check out the course from this link:www.everydaychinese.com/everyday-chinese-101/?

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@@EverydayChinese Thank you so much🙌

[@Fadumooy]

Very useful 😊💙

[@MberichBensonOssifo]

I hope I Will be able to speak Chinese in 3 years from now.

[@diro5910]

6:18 Shouldn’t it be “nǐ”?

[@perlameraz9853]

Xie xie ni 🙏🏽

[@freespeech8293]

A small correction needs to be made to your Pinyin at 06:12 minute. "You" should be "Ni" and not "Wo." The Chinese character for "you" is correct, but the Pinyin is incorrect. By catching this error, it appears that I'm learning the basics in Mandarin. 😀 Thank you. 🙏

[@captfrancesfernandez3060]

Is it also okay to say "yīng wěn"?

[@nahidaislam5513]

for one of the example where they are asking "can you speak Chinese?" the character is ni but the pinyin is wo, when following, i had to pause and think wait, isn't wo means me and ni means you lol.

[@EverydayChinese]

Youare right, Nahida. Thanks for pointing out.

[@thuongau1428]

6:16 wo 是 ni

[@paxvlog]

I noticed it too and came straight to the comments. The Wǒ should be Nǐ.

[@j吧]

I'm laughing to death. Chinese is very simple. There is no need to learn it at all😂

[@eunbyeol7096]

Hi, i've a question... what's the difference between 中文 and 汉语? I'm a little confused about that 😅

[@JG-bf7gs]

There is basically no difference but I think that 中文 is used more often by the natives and 汉语 means the same but more like it's the language of the Han ethnicity, not China at all. But nowadays they're probably used in the same situations.

[@malounavarro3499]

why would you use HAN YU instead of PUTONG HUA? That what i have learned before from recorded audio lessons in DVDs . i hope you can answer my question. thanks

[@araz7857]

thanks

[@ДарьяКускова-о8б]

谢谢

[@taralim1]

What is Zhongwen...?? Nad when to use Han Yu??? Crazy confusion..

[@EverydayChinese]

They are almost the same except that Zhongwen is a formal word, while Hanyu is an informal word.

[@taralim1]

@@EverydayChinese xiexie ni

[@princess_reaper]

I was asked by a native chinese speaker : 你会说华语吗 what is the difference? And can you answer by saying 一点儿

[@EverydayChinese]

We usually say “汉语” in colloquial Chinese， “华语” is just a bit formal. Yes, you can answer by saying "会一点儿".

[@j吧]

I am China, if you have any questions, come and ask me.

[@bobbybobbito9076]

i thought "ma"is added when question is anserable by yes or no. when asked "ni hui shou ying yu ma?" shouldn't they answer with a yes or no?

[@boontatt5813]

What's the difference between ying yu and ying wen? Thank you.

[@EverydayChinese]

Ying yu refers to the English language more. Ying wen usually refers to the written form of English. But they are interchangeable.

[@mandylouise589]

I watched another video where it said I speak a little Chinese is Wo hui shuo yi dian(r) zhong wen Now I'm confused

[@manikanthanraman5646]

Is ther a mistake it should be ni hui shuo instead of wo hui shou for asking can you speak

[@MarcosAntonio-z8y9h]

How call this symbol..??

[@jeanalex7698]

How can I say "Portuguese language" in Chinese? It's 葡萄牙语 or 葡语？

[@reanaccounting]

for Chinese language Can i say" i can speak Chinese" 我会说中文. or 我会说汉语。can use it all correct? i still not clear with word 中文and 汉语。

[@EverydayChinese]

Hello, both are OK in spoken Chinese. But 中文 emphasizes “Chinese characters” of the language more, while 汉语 emphasizes the “Chinese language”. E.g. 我会说一点儿中文（recognize, read, speak, or write a little Chinese ）。 我会说汉语 （be able to speak Chinese）。 Hope this will help you.

[@ravithapa3022]

我会说中文.

[@pedroluna7805]

There is an error at minute 6:16. 你 is not wo

[@leniedor733]

But I heard many times natives can say they speak "中文" chinese in chinese, and those who speak it as a second lang is actually "汉语". I never seen a native say to another one the "hàn yu" xD sounds even strange for me

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What difference between 中文 and 汉语

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[@JShamaal]

Could someone please write me the following sentence. I can speak Chinese, can you?

[@NotAPolarBearXD]

it should be 我能说中文，你呢？

[@CarolKirton-u1o]

The sentence, "can you speak chinese", is there an error becsuse l hear you say "ni" in the begining of the conversation but there is "wo" written on the chart

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Hello, I am from Russia, I want to learn English, to speak it, can you put the automatic English translation, for these lessons, thank you😭

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What I don’t know why they

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How to say indian or india in chinese

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Wo hui shuo ying yu (I can speak English)

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🙏

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Ni huí shou xi ban ya yu má?

[@andrews7578]

why would you ask if people can speak chinese or not by using chinese?

[@brendarodriguez1150]

This is good to know because someone may ask you if you know Chinese. The reason she adds dialogue is so you can know what to expect when. You ask these questions, can understand and answer them. So for example, if I say “do you speak English” and they say no, they may ask if you speak Chinese, and as a beginner, you can say “I speak a little”. You cant just learn what to say if you also cant understand what the other is saying.

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Why, why, God, why there are people like you?!🤦🏻

[@RenoDW]

Because there might be some japanese, korean, or even american IN CHINA WHO ARE ABLE to speak chinese, it make sense to ask people in china if they speak chinese or not

[@eugene9313]

How is it possible to say "yŭ"? This is extremely difficult🤯

[@Zeno-b3q]

Yu u hhh

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我 会 说 英 语。

[@kimkorean7657]

一点点

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My answer is… 我会说英语

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[@hush9565]

这个非常简单

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喔開

[@АйнураАдеева]

我 会说汉语 一点点

[@j吧]

大佬教教我说中文呗，我只不过是一个地地道道的甘肃人而已

[@林姜-e8t]

你会说英语吗？ 我会说，但只能说一点点，不能说多了

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l can

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3岁就会了

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I am a Chinese kid but I can’t speak English to

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美语

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