Greetings in Chinese

[@DrJanetteHeath]

你 好 I just want to let you know that I love the way you explain chinese very well detailed. I am learning chinese Mandarin right now and to see the way you explain you explain better than my own teacher.

[@andrewchidiebere6575]

'Ní háo Baike, xiè xiè ni' for teaching me how to say thanks. Your way of teaching is kû

[@tonystark-fm2du]

Thats ku

[@magdalenadelrosario3553]

Thanks for the sharings More Blessings!

[@hotsexygirlhs]

OMG I really liked the way that you teached!!! Good job

[@arwaali9148]

you way of teaching is very very helpful

[@rigidmisery]

You are fantastic, please post more videos, you make it really easy to learn

[@michaelmarkman4454]

***** Question I wrote some Chinese pin yin to show a friend and.... occasionally I broke from the stroke order, and also, I gather there are names for each stroke, or mark... Do you plan to teach the name of each of the strokes, then teach stroke order... Yo no falo portugues, Sprichst du Deutsche?

[@sudilayasa3172]

Maria Margarida hi

[@nemishabastakoti4796]

hi

[@walk2miles]

Thank you so much. My son just started Chinese language classes and you have been a big help in his studies since he only as class once a week. We will be watching ALOT.

[@stephpaulred]

Chinese language is next in my list, I already learned FILIPINO, ENGLISH (BASICALLY) KOREAN JAPANESE, THAI, FRENCH, SPANISH. this vid helped a lot...

[@AnnaLynne3]

ur the best mandarin teacher on you tube. xie xie ni de bangzhu

[@justme8108]

You are a very good teacher. Thanks.

[@elizabethmarazere8814]

Xie Xie Ni your a great teacher !i wish i kew how to write the letters and words

[@intelect98]

Xie Xie! I am just starting Chinese and your videos are so simple and perfect!

[@livelovelaugh473]

@baikeclass: Thank you for making this video and sharing it. I love your teaching style. You speak very slow and break things down.

[@TamiaRoze]

Your teaching style is awesome! Very easy to follow. xie xie. 😊

[@ihatetheparty6340]

I agree, she's a fantastic teacher! She's better than the rest....

[@TheJackmann08]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@zozarable]

Thanks so much you are such a hellp ive wanted to learn chinese for a while thanks so much

[@daddyjoevlogs]

thank you for great teaching chinese....

[@fburgos22]

your a very good teacher....thank you....

[@fanfictionfun89]

Wow! Impressive! Kudos to you, I was wondering if you could tell me what a good program (other than watching the good woman above on youtube) would be good for learning Mandarin since I heard Rosetta isn't that great for eastern languages?

[@johanneslibra]

Thankyou...your lessons are great.

[@magdalenadelrosario3553]

Thank you so much for the sharings. More Blessings!

[@abdullakc]

很高兴见到你， 谢谢你！学中文is very nice this is awsome! 再见。。

[@enriquejaramillo4244]

well done young lady and clear thanks a lot.

[@DileeMusic]

Great lesson. Thanks 谢谢 !

you are good teacher. i like this video

[@Euwee]

Xie Xie Ni. This was a wonderful lesson and explanation.

[@rodneywoof]

Thank you you'r a good teacher!!!

[@audreyreysacatty3790]

tq..i like ur lessons..pleaz upload more...

[@Vipruler]

Xie xie ni :)) u're my 1st chinese teacher.. :D :p

[@michaelmarkman4454]

I really would like to thank you for this service. You are awesome. Truly, MM

[@JESSICASHACKLETON]

this is cool thanks , there are lots of new chinese in south africa , have been wanting to say hello ,Xie Xie

[@lody119]

wow this is my first Chinese class thank you

[@RebirthfitnessOrg]

You have a lot of awesome videos! Why did you stop making these masterpieces?

[@nemishabastakoti4796]

Please post more videos. Which Chinese is this, Mandarin or Taiwanese?

[@ModestyisbeautifuL643]

bu ke qi....is what i know..thankyou for that new word..yong

[@quanzhou5535]

in Chinese, if a word has 2 characters which both have 3nd tone, the first one will become 2nd tone in spoken-chinese. for example, the pinyin of 你好 should be Nǐ Hǎo, but when you are speaking chinese, it's better to say Ní Hǎo because it sounds better :)

[@Senchodz]

you teachin perfectly ,,, Xiè Xiè )) by the way I like you with that traditional clothes ))

[@swedensy]

Don't get horny.

[@thequestioningwhy]

I thought NI was of the 3rd intonation. May someone help with this?

[@ryanmolarto09]

your so cute teacher, thank you for this video

[@cerilsneer]

@Macho863 it is, It translates as no need to thank

You make it amazing and easy Baike! Xie xie!

[@danielayana4233]

Thanks for learning .... But l went speaking chines so more ....

[@andydarsh3723]

You are good, girl.

[@gracedowns97]

Thanks your really good :D

[@hoecke1243]

thanks, this was very helpful :)

[@rajeshwaribatcha3170]

So nice lessons

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

I’ve spent about 100,000 hours studying English humor and Western culture, and many years studying Chinese culture. My native language is Chinese. I teach Chinese in humorous way and with cute pictures. Hope somebody recommend my videos to those who want to learn Chinese.

[@عاشقالباركور-ق7ل]

اللهم زدني علما

[@SimoSticks]

indeed, bu is the negation of it, so we have: not use thank. which means you don't need to say thanks, in other words "no problem". but you can use bu xie to say you're welcome too.

[@octapc]

You didn't mention the Australian translation of bú yòng xiè ... it is "No worries" ;)

[@eye773]

i like the way u teach, but i like to mention to put a numbers every other lesson number one up to all the way down thanks for teaching me

[@jesimusicgirl119]

What about 不客气 when replying to thank-you? What does it mean exactly?

[@samlothkhun6731]

The best lâo shi ever

[@djames3218]

Wo tongyi, she made it seems easy.

[@wadammika1356]

Thanks!!

[@elianejin4583]

You're welcome is bù ke qi, no? “不客气“

[@108mtsan]

+Eliane Jin yes that also

[@elianejin4583]

Ho thx U

[@1793dale]

thank you

[@suksanfongthong7650]

谢谢你

[@mesentux]

你好. Hello (Nǐ hǎo.) 谢谢你！Thank you! (Xièxiè nǐ!) 不用谢. You're welcome (Bùyòng xiè.) 再见 Goodbye! (Zàijiàn.)

[@jksbananamilk8178]

plzz tell me how can i write chinese i understand everything but i don't understand the chinese lenguage which is writtenbon board

[@sonyamumey3803]

XIE XIE Ni. Thank you. Ni Hao. Hello. Chinese is a beautiful 🌞 language.

[@ALE9069]

Hi, i saw many people translate "you're welcome" in"huānyíng". Why do you use "Bu Yong Xie"? what's the difference beetwen these two phrases?

[@邢丽-m1m]

when someone say "xie xie" (thank you) you may say "bu yong xie" or " bu ke qi" (you are welcome,it's my pleasure) and the" huan ying" means " welcome to..." such as "welcome to China "

[@katherineolivia1976]

Excellent

[@israelrivera835]

Hi Baike, we hope your are having a wonderful life! We miss you!

[@Gymvideo00]

Nice video

[@sandymoonstone855]

老师好。 谢谢。 我在电脑上学习普通话又中文。 我年纪大。 我净说些傻话。

[@mdshahnawazalam3121]

there's not that much videos where is she now

[@khanbeauty3003]

Greetings in Chinese

[@fburgos22]

your GRATIFYING....how are you

[@samlothkhun6731]

Xiè Xiè ní your the best

[@eunicesepe8839]

xie xie ni thank you so much i know little chinices becase of you thanks xie xie =D

[@TheDavidlloydjones]

Yes. Next question.

[@tungvy9397]

great

[@wafaamanour5328]

😊😊

[@stephpaulred]

I am so sorry! I don't use a program, I have my own language teacher, just used this vid to have thoughts about chinese language so that it won't be hard for my trainer.

[@samanthatoai8763]

wow finally i cot dis, Im learning lol

[@lailaconquera8081]

Cool

[@iammadaboutdogs]

I'm a bit confused; you say Hello is "Ní Hǎo" with Ni using the 2nd tone. However i've learnt that it's "Nǐ Hǎo" With Ni using the 3rd tone. :S

[@gewinnste]

What does she say near the end about the word ku? "It used to mean ..........." (I understand sth. like testicle lol).

[@manuchohan1801]

Thanks alot

[@leebulces15]

hi I am chinese and I want to study English maybe we can help eachother , I can add you such as skype Thank you

[@ghulammustafa-xs3ew]

Ze Li you can add me on wei xin. ID:GMKSSP1988

[@samlothkhun6731]

😘😘😘🍀

[@zombiexhumed]

:) 谢谢

[@thequestioningwhy]

Ohh ok thank you for that. I commented before seeing your comment. xie4xie4

[@yafa4991]

baik where are you, we miss you

[@jeanpier17]

@kaiserpuppylove NI HAO = HELLO / NI HAO MA? = HOW ARE YOU?

[@ammarhussein578]

xie xie yangling i was in the nice city for 24 days 3/4/2014

[@emwatson3789]

Xie xie! i know 9 sentences in chinese so far

[@jharveylewis6477]

hey guys, if you need more practice on this check out: www.memrise.com/course/962775/basic-mandarin-pinyin-with-audio/

[@yvonnesharpe9869]

I would love to know Chinese, but it is just too much to learn the alphabet and how it is pronounced . the words are said altogether different. you are a good teacher tho" I did enjoy the session there on you-tube.

[@iammadaboutdogs]

O i see, Thank you :3

[@areebahsaleem4352]

Ni hao i learn chinese

[@meiqingouyang3971]

I am Chinese and my mom told me to learn more Chinese so I search in KZbin to learn but I found your slide to learn Chinese

[@meiqingouyang3971]

Very good

[@ValleyData]

Kū 😎

[@somerswrestling5758]

Mandarin???

[@108mtsan]

+Somers Wrestling Yes, in this video, the characters are pronounced in Mandarin; you can however pronounce them in Cantonese too.

[@MyMatty2011]

is it me or i can not hear her on all of her vids

[@safarisafarijah8332]

xie xie' ni 'ni zai. zai' jian

[@peday86]

Xie Xie Ni... :)

[@garyschraa7947]

this was too ku t'shuh t'shuh knee

[@beelion8150]

你好

[@javieranthony13]

xie xie ni ?

[@hayzislazy]

xie xie ni!!

[@karanchandi2594]

Oh my God it's very tough

[@mushdope7252]

Its hard to copy the accent