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You've decided to start learning Chinese, so let's get you on the path to fluency! In this video, we'll give you many tips to fix your Chinese and avoid mistakes to do. If you are an absolute beginner Chinese learner, this video is made for you. Our host expresses herself in simple Chinese, with English subtitles. This video will challenge your listening comprehension skills and help you progress in your Chinese study. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Chinese.
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[@ChineseClass101]

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[@theshinnichiproject8150]

今天天气真好啊! Is like my new favorite phrase. It's simple small talk and fun for me to say lol.

[@rainystormcloud7499]

WOW,..I Loved this video!! 💕 ✨ I speak English and Spanish fluently. There both equally my first language since I grew up in a Hispanic /Native American household in the United States of America. There almost one and the same language to me because I grew up hearing them both equally but I've always wanted to learn another completely different language and have tried but never thought I could till I watched this particular video. I actually learned quite a bit of Chinese....I was impressed ✨

[@Henry-teach-Chinese-in-jokes]

I’ve made a video about the comparison between Chinese and English and many videos teaching Chinese characters in graphic and funny ways. Hope it helps you learn Chinese happily. If you think my videos are valuable. I hope you can recommend my videos to those who want to learn Chinese.

[@talson3001]

4:07 很高兴认识你 ： nice to meet you

[@rishabhbalachandran2544]

Very*

[@srrreactions3553]

Good work 👍👌👌 I really appreciate your work ..nice 👌...

[@ChineseClass101]

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[@jacobshelt01]

more yu ting please :)

[@basicinfo6816]

Laoshi Please repeat the sentence twice, once slowly and second time in a normal way. Thanks

[@TheRoyalMonad]

老师，谢谢

[@eyobkefyalew3742]

U guys are best...谢谢你们

[@macariochua3284]

Pin yin sound can never egual real chinese pronounciation. It tends to be confusing. I never use pin yin. I just memorize and practice real chinese pronounciation.

[@naguty3553]

I love chinese

[@IchbinSchalker]

The Chinese words that you mentioned as most difficult ones to pronounce aren't actually difficult at all, they are easy. For me the most difficult Chinese word to pronounce is "Japanese language" I mean "rì yǔ" (日语). Put it on Google Translator and check it out how it is pronounced... it's pratically a juggling for your tongue and lips to pronounce it properly.

[@arthurallen8157]

I like it , but slower

[@unjedi007]

She's great!

[@marion6695]

I like it

[@taiwantkw6985]

wow Amazing like it so much thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💘💘

[@WaseemHamad-wr3pj]

Yes ❤

[@payambagheri8854]

you are a star ... thanks

[@Henry-teach-Chinese-in-jokes]

I’ve spent about 100,000 hours studying English humor and Western culture. My native language is Chinese. I’m teaching Chinese language in jokes and pictures. It makes learning Chinese funny and much easier. Laughter can help us reduce tensions.

[@王狗子-z7u]

Lernen wir im Tandem, Sie helfen mir bei Deutsch und ich bei dir chinesische!

[@nadyasubyakto9500]

Hello, I am Su Xing Yan. I am not chinese, but someone who learn chinese. Maybe this is a bit sensitive, but I want to know how a difabel learns Mandarin. Esp a blind ? Thank you

[@Jotsdots]

There's Chinese braille for the visually impaired. For the deaf, different countries incorporate different Sign Language (system) and lip reading method. I grew up in a neighborhood as a kid, whereby one of my neighbor is born 80% visually impaired (he's a Chinese man who plays the guitar, speaks English, Malay, Chinese and he works as a part time musician and full time switchboard operator) and he married a beautiful deaf woman. The woman works as a special needs teacher. I've met a trained masseur lady who is blind, she's Malay but she can speak in Mandarin because she attended a Chinese government school for special needs, she shared there's different system (patterns) in the school to learn just like how we learn English/Chinese/Arabic.

[@josephbowen9666]

So so cute

[@slayventeen9617]

The tongue twister Aaaaa

[@sebastiaonunesdelima6575]

I have some questions , Darling, hi and by by are used by old people too, or only by westernized young people?

[@chinanationalpetroleumwate830]

old people don't say it that way.

[@2weird4m3]

It goes so fast what is the point if learning is should be the goal.

[@stepahead5944]

You can slow down the tempo if you'd like. This pace is beneficial to being able to recognize these words in real time at the actual speed of native mandarin speakers.

[@Mike-sb3uc]

ma ma hu hu is my new favourite thing to say

[@iTuber012]

Is Yin Ru an ABC? Very good English

[@LantaeX]

👋🏽

[@JKkimnuu]

She should repeat 3time for 1 sentence

[@khaledbendhfar9142]

Kim Nuu we are not that dumb

[@johnmuldoon9228]

What's the difference between ''bukeqi and bu yong xie'' please?

[@johnmuldoon9228]

OH! i thought they both meant ''You're welcome''' but I didn't know in what situation.Thank you.

[@YouTubeChannel-jw5th]

不客氣 is more like "no need to be polite" or "don't mention it" and 不用謝 is "don't use thanks". 不要寫 is "don't want to write" or "won't write"

[@Jotsdots]

Hmm I think you meant.. 不客气 - bú kèqì or 不用客气 - bùyòng kèqì (formal way

[@morpidavest815]

you speak so fast can you make it slowly? im only listening while working and not able to read the annotation. thanks

[@Dragon34th]

14:55 Búhuì ba! Zhè răoshì yīngyuè gûdiàn yå. #4 shi 4... #Wo shú dào 4 #Shuí jiào MC shàngsī? #Yàoshì ni xiăng chàng gē #Jiě, gērmén #Xīhā, yīngyuè #Wo shā nimén yòng niggaz yīngyuè 👏😆 #Măkēfēn qiáo #Nimén suoyóu Putonghuà de shūdàizi wúliáo 😎

[@Hiddenproplayer]

I am Sultan from india.

[@cotta624]

Nice to meet you, Sultan from india. I am Joseph from america.

[@Hiddenproplayer]

Joseph Cotta nice to meet you as well

[@lestc8579]

I'm Spartacus

[@basicinfo6816]

How can I differentiate shao and xiao.

[@我痛恨的平凡]

少 小 they are different。。

[@farihay3365]

我痛恨的平凡 Yes they are different but pronunciation is almost the same.

[@stepahead5944]

Sh and x can be hard to differentiate so focus on the mouth/ tongue positions. They are pronounced from different places. As far as AO versus IAO the sounds are quite distinct. If you want to hear audio isolating sounds apps focusing on pinyin pronunciation can be really helpful.

[@Li.Siyuan]

It's a shame I have to learn American before I can learn to speak Chinese.

[@renhanabiii]

Ni hao Ni de Ming zi shi shen me? wo de Ming zi shi wen xiao san:hi what’s your name? I’m wen dial San. I’m literally already a natural at Chinese I just have a problem with my quiz :( Edit:this vid didn’t help sorry

[@little_freaks]

Xie xie

[@小哥哥-l4s]

I'm also learning spoken English If anyone wants to have a language exhange for Mandarin, feel free to leave a message

[@ty-eun]

Yes! You can add me?

[@prigepp]

You go too too fast!!!!