Understand FAST Chinese Conversations | Listening Practice

[@GraceMandarinChinese]

Understand Fast Chinese Conversation #1 - Common reductions in Everyday Speech: is.gd/MBJOGm 
 Further explanation: 08:50 Compared to “不用 no need”, “不用啦” has an extra “啦” for emphasis, and this expression (不用啦) is usually used among people that are close to you. 
 Correction: 05:01 啊 Pinyin: a / Zhuyin: ㄚ˙ 
 Pronunciation Differences: 07:17 早上 TW (Taiwanese Mandarin): zǎoshàng / ㄗㄠˇㄕㄤˋ in daily life CM (Chinese Mandarin): zǎoshang / ㄗㄠˇㄕㄤ˙

[@user-jingliu456.]

Thankyou so much sister , this video is really helpful.now I can understand a little about the accent used in chinese dramas. Looking forward to more videos☺️❤️❤️

[@youtuberaj8214]

Love and respect from India ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@franzpeters3824]

Just finish your studies.

[@Samuel-xv5lm]

Please keep going with this series, I find I can understand simple TV shows when there are Chinese subtitles, but without them I get completely lost in their fast/reduced speech

[@samdavis037]

I feel your pain.

[@genieldoblados6676]

I 100% can relate you

[@Aerikku]

I can barely understand anything without Chinese subtitles y_y

[@korreyj]

same!

[@ThanhNguyen-mu1bw]

​@@Aerikku The pain is real. It's like, I can barely watch movie with subtitle. Native Chinese be leaving out words and they'll know due to context/commonly use like 怎样 is really 怎么样. And then there's the slurring of words together. Psssft.... I'd also like this to be a series. Might have to watch each episode a couple of times to better digest the info.

[@婷-r4b]

It would be perfect if u turn this into a series of videos, fast speach and different accents is what kills me about chinese， im pretty sure im not the only one. 所以加油!

[@somesaram]

These are the kinds of videos I need! Compared to my reading, writing, and speaking my listening comprehension is absolutely terrible 😂Not all Chinese speakers will slow down their speech for me, so hearing conversations in normal/fast speed like this is exactly the kind of listening practice I need. Hope you make more!

[@razorkevz8326]

the real life conversations are very helpful

[@lifeisneverthesame910]

Not for me. It's impossible if we don't have enough vocabulary and familiarity

[@chlidera75]

This IS what you can call TOP VALUE learning Chinese videos ! THANKS for these outstanding sessions for us intermediate learners !

[@kashr118]

This is one of the most useful and interesting Chinese-learning videos I've ever seen. I would be so grateful if you were to continue to make these. I will watch them each five times haha. 😂🙏🏼

[@GraceMandarinChinese]

Haha thanks!! I'm glad you like this type of video! 🥰

[@DavidsonLoops]

@@GraceMandarinChinese You should make a playlist of these types of videos. China style.

[@starsaku]

Ahh tysm!! This was really useful!!! I'm going to try to apply these techniques to when I'm studying alone 💕

[@SrChatty]

听懂地道汉语真的难啊! 所以我觉得这种视频对学习中文的外国人非常有用。请做更多这样的视频啊! 谢谢您，老师! 🙂

[@16yen]

wow, the taiwanese one is especially difficult! this kind of video is super useful, thanks for teaching!

[@jamesjiao]

They slur their speech a lot, so even I as a native speaker have trouble understanding them sometimes. You are definitely not alone!

[@Aerikku]

Love this content ! Chinese without transcription is too challenging haha but your examples are really helpful. imo Chinese is especially hard when spoken fast because it's a language that already has very short words and sentences !

[@lluummd]

yepp I've caught "bu yong la" I'm not that hopeless khehehe btw I think it's a good idea for videos !))

[@yaqarianfanashira]

Samee😂😂 哈哈哈 (lol I just learned how to type "hahaha" in Mandarin 😂😂)

[@emilyr8668]

I loved this video so much!! especially studying out of a textbook and just one fluent teachers, its very hard to get good listening practice. and good listening practice that breaks everything down!! please do more like this!!

[@Bradelff]

totally agree with everyone asking for series

[@johnmofula]

Great video. In my experience, I've noticed it's much easier to heard fast Chinese speech when you know the words they used...your vocabulary needs to be on point to understand people who speak that fast

[@hiimcortana1568]

yes... knowing the words in advance is much better than just studying every single kind of reductions. you can guess the words if you already know the words and can understand the context..

[@a-sam8151]

喜欢这个影片！❤️I can actually understand after you analyze every word in the conversation.

[@GuranPurin]

This is a good series! Today I actually finished watching my first Chinese Drama without subtitles. Honestly I understood very little of the dialogue but it was very good for listening practice. There were some phrases I caught that you taught before. Pi hua for example XD

[@samuraialfredo]

Great series idea! This is the Mandarin not found in textbooks.

[@therubestrikesout]

wow, it’s now really apparent how much you spoil us with your clear mid-speed pronunciation. thanks for this video- the Singaporean accent was the toughest to parse, it was a bit of a revelation how clear you could render it in just a few minutes.

[@taiwanista]

這些是我最喜歡的影片，雖然我住在台灣1年我覺得我的聽力還不夠好。這樣的影片幫我很多 謝謝老師！

[@eudyu324]

Thank you Grace老師！

[@jorgechau2327]

Please!! more videos like this! Is very good to practice my listening

[@yoonwady7864]

thanks for ur sharing Grace.

[@josephmarchuk9994]

Yes please! I'd love to have more of these examples to listen to and break down

[@jgtbym601]

Grace老師，這是真的很棒中文課！我想看更多這樣的影片！I hope you’ll make more of this kind of video lesson! 非常有用的！

[@mumtahinaparvin7668]

i want to be fluent in chinese as like as the chinese. please keep going teaching like this. 谢谢您。我爱中国。

[@Zytyman]

These are so useful and no one else makes these types of videos! So creative and useful. 非常感谢！

[@Bradelff]

Really helps!!!!!!!!! lots more please! always love to see zhou dongyu.

[@AmberU]

New hear trying to learn Mandarin …. This was very helpful!

[@overflowchung7347]

thanks for this video， this the hard part for the new mandarin learner to understand someone who speak fast and have different accent。this is so useful。 谢谢妳 Teacher Grace！😊

[@hplotter]

it's really nice to learn with dramas and at the same time different accents 謝謝

[@kenniefae]

This was so informative, 我对你的视频感谢！如果我要留学，我得提高我的听懂中文！

[@santicanog_]

Thanks so much miss Grace. I'm recently study Chinese and it really enjoyable with you type of explanation. 🙇‍♀️

[@silva6605]

This is seriously super helpful 谢谢你

[@william66777]

Grace谢谢你，This was very helpful, although我学习中文，我明白一点，其他我不明白。Thanks 🙏

[@WangYi9]

Thank you so much for this useful lesson

[@kellygibson46]

Thank you so much, please make this into a series!

[@qwert12345asdfgzxcvb]

Thank you so much for this video! When I'm practicing Chinese with language exchange partners over video call, they always tell me my Chinese is so good! But I never understand what people are saying on Chinese TV shows.

[@chazchillings3019]

God bless you Grace. I need this.

[@clonkex]

In Australia, "did you know" frequently gets squished into "dju know", so I completely understand how it can happen in Mandarin.

[@leozhu7700]

我很喜欢fastspeak Chinese.

[@gintaresprauniute3612]

Thank you for the video, fast speech still gives me a lot of trouble ❤️

[@odetojoy3802]

Grace, 谢谢你我特别喜欢这样的视频

[@ahom9387]

Yes! I think this type of video is helpful! Thank u for thinking of it. I study chinese a lot and am discouraged when I watch a drama and still can’t follow what they’re saying because they speak so fast!

[@koirasikin]

Thank you for this video it was really helpful!

[@ivanaclarawiguna1935]

Thank you! Really helpful!

[@brahamwidjaja6387]

Your English is impeccable

[@thaoly8917]

yes do more of this series

[@moodinfinite]

This was hella helpful! The exact three accents I'm surrounded by

[@adrianrdz89]

I need to xuexi a lot, I listen to you in the mandarin monkey podcast but I am too beginner to understand you, by the way your youtube channel is super useful, I try to watch the videos of your chanel related to my level, and they are really well explained.

[@FDE-fw1hd]

The thing about listening is that I can understand it if it's something I known if I don't know it, I can't understand it obviously. But I don't have trouble hearing things I know

[@iZenZation]

Thanks a lot for this! Must've taken a lot of time.

[@yooniyoung1279]

Please make this a series

[@yordanagerdzhikova4222]

Keep these coming, Grace, you are so funny and helpful!!

[@MrKobinn]

This video is gold! Please make more!

[@li1860]

Yes I love this video format, it's very helpful!

[@Bremferd]

Ahhhh! Grace is amazing! Thank you for making these videos!!

[@estherandherlittleworld7821]

Your channel is amazing ! I'm gonna have a lot of fun and good learning with it ❤️

[@juliand.rendonrua5111]

Thank you so much for doing this! You're awesome 🙌

[@JasonEyermann]

I really hope you can do more videos where you just talk about a topic in only chinese.

[@ragemydream]

Really good Grace. Love how you are breaking it down. Please do more vids like this :)

[@freyanguyen9909]

ONE MORE SUPPPPPERRRRR HELPFUL VIDEO FOR ME MANY THANKS GRACE!!! 😱😱😱

[@leozhu7700]

非常感谢😘😘😘

[@vitamintienghanvietnam]

Tks for great video about Chinese speaking ... Keep on please 😍😍😍

[@josephbrockly-anderson397]

这样子的视频很有帮助，谢谢！

[@mayk6549]

Very helpful! thanks alot I hope you can make many more videos like this one ❤️

[@kenneth5231]

这个视频很有助。

[@Jfowl-nw5bk]

This would be a great series!

[@aabajolatareaa]

This type of videos are very usefull, plesea continue doing these. Like!

[@mbbr6]

it is very very helpful .. U R amazing.... I have question about : the difference between 比如 and 例如 。 And the difference between 方法 & 方式 When and how they can be used . Thaaaaaaaanks ❤

[@Shadowsers123]

这样的视频很有用！

[@Sabuya100]

This is extremely useful!! Love it ❤️❤️❤️

[@jono_bates]

Loved this video! (as usual)!

[@GraceMandarinChinese]

Jonathan Yes they mean the same and it’s commonly used (not only in Singapore). :)

[@JessieMaeSalas]

Yes! Please make a series about this.🙏 Or do separate series per accent. 😂❤️ Thank you very much for this video! I’m one of your new subscribers! 🥰

[@willchannel8106]

I have been searching for video on rhythm of speech, it would be great if you can make one. It is not word by word pronunciation per se, it is more on the rhythm most people use in their daily speech, where you connect words, pause, where to put stress, etc. More on the whole complete sentence. To me, listening chinese poeple speak is like listening to music, I want to learn how to do that.

[@JustinG1057]

Very helpful!!!

[@gladouhills9039]

I love the content of your channel ! It's really helpful 😄

[@slashlakers2320]

Thank you as always. If I may ask, can you do in the future a lesson teaching some region-only used words or expressions? that would be very interesting

[@이산-c1b]

Grace Laoshi, what is the purpose of the “ah” sound that the Chinese people add sometimes in their speech? Love your videos by the way, thank you very much

[@aleshika0797]

謝謝，郭老師！超級好用

[@iamfromasean705]

thanks! This helped a lot!

[@megh1058]

Tones have left the chat

[@RicardoEstrada-l6t]

I really love this channel

[@CuongPham-dc3ty]

謝謝

[@GaryGoldstein1234]

Excellent!

[@romanguseynov7780]

Excellent video! Would also be nice and helpful if you replayed all the short clips in the end, as a quick review :) Just for our convenience haha, but still a very good job with this video and channel!

[@alimorad5474]

اسلوبك راقي وجميل

[@franciscogonzalezramirez5033]

喜欢这种的视频啊，希望下次可以做南方的口味或者四川重庆的

[@73449]

Yess!!! Love these videos

[@peters8699]

Great stuff here! 稍微補充一下，“你跟我見過所有女孩兒都不一樣”這句話討不討曖昧對象的喜歡，其實取決於說出來的下一句的內容是什麼。比如說我們假如我下一句說 “對，你就是不一樣，素顏那麼差還不化妝，真的很佩服你這種自信” ，那是這樣的話我應該要提早去警察局檢舉命案

[@GraceMandarinChinese]

😂哈哈哈哈你很知道怎麼惹怒女生

[@peters8699]

@@GraceMandarinChinese 親身體驗總是最嚴格的老師 哈 Also, if I may be so bold as to suggest, perhaps you could do an episode on 何字, as I think it has some interesting applications that share a common baseline meaning, but differ in others ways. For instance, 任何，何況，何時，如何，“下列何者是吧啦吧啦吧啦”，何必，為何，等等. It's more of a beginner lesson for sure, but I think if you know 何 by itself, any word with it is easy to grasp

[@juliakrystal19]

so helpful!👍🏻

[@JasielMontes14]

Awesome video! Thanks a lot! It's fun, interesting, well-structured and useful! :D

[@ahmedtoba3927]

It's really great keep going

[@mommyishere3034]

Thank you big time 🌹Do you have a lesson about ''d''? I don't understand why ''d'' is sometimes pronounced as ''t'' (like ''t'' in stop) , but sometimes as ''d''. Do we have a rule for them?

[@namashaggarwal7430]

Awesome video ❤️❤️❤️ Wishing you and your family a very Happy Taiwan National day 🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼💖💐

[@ewandyzhong]

先点赞，再留言😁

[@saipanda2012]

I love your videos!!!! very helpful for my learning!!!!! May I ask you a big favor? Do you think you can use a high-quality microphone? So that listeners can hear clearer sounds? I feel itt would be much more helpful if we could hear your beautiful pronunciation clearer, without room reverberations etc.

[@GraceMandarinChinese]

Thanks for the advice! I’ve been thinking about changing a microphone too. I’ll start saving money for it haha 😝

[@th1632]

yes more videos like this !

[@Andrea-sg7qp]

This is super useful 谢谢

[@scorba3]

great video, thanks! :) you really should do more like this! although honestly, even after knowing what they say, I still can't understand it XD