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[@oliverholt7436]

Could you do more sentence pattern videos? I really liked your 把 and 被 videos. They were very helpful! I think there are a lot of sentence patterns that chinese speakers take for granted, but don't make sense to an English speaker. Sentence patterns like 即使...也，or ...越...越. I can't think of them all, but sentences like those, where its hard to translate individual words, but the meaning changes a lot. Also your chinese history videos are also very interesting! I think it would be cool for you to explain some stories and the four word phrases that go along wirh them. Anyway, thank you for your content and keep up the good work!

[@cmaven4762]

I agree with the other posts... You are giving us a fresh and understandable way to connect to Mandarin, and I'm really enjoying it. Keep going! I liked the video about the sports, and if you can include an occasional video on the way to talk about current issues or events that Chinese people might be talking about as well, that would be great.

[@ThroughDarc.k]

Thank you for doing this video. You can continue to explain the basics in the Chinese language. You can also download a vote in which you define topics voting on and through the highest vote that explains that topic and thanks for your effort in the videos😊🙏😊

[@youngcha5905]

Please just keep on posting videos about mandarin learning, especially those fundamental topics up to the advanced level. You really helped me to understand complex topics that I always find boring and difficult to grasp. You’re a god send!!!

[@k.c1126]

Put a lot of time... Instead of Paid a lot of time... And I agree with you about finding your interest... I'm using Chinese dramas for interesting content that helps me stay focused on the language. If you want to talk about things like food and activity for young people in China that would be great. I've found the earlier videos helpful...

[@krittikreeprasertkul7086]

Thanks for making video for the people who want to learn Chinese like I do. One of the interesting way of learning Chinese, which is not covered by non-native speaker is that how the native speaker learn Chinese in the first place, which you partially covered in some of your video. To me, I think you can start doing content like 'how to learn Chinese like native speaker', that would be interesting and really help audiences learning. You are doing great!

[@CallMeCheesecake2]

Please recommend movies, tv series, books, and music in mandarin! Thanks for teaching this language it’s so important and difficult for foreigners to learn. I want to make some Chinese friends.

[@JM_Shen]

@@CallMeCheesecake2 For movies you can check out 《霸王别姬》《让子弹飞》 or just some old HK movies dubbed into Mandarin. TV series, you can check out 《亮剑》（2005），《神探狄仁杰》（2004），《大明王朝1566》（2007），《甄嬛传》（2011） ，《武林外传》（2006）or other famous ones. And yes, I prefer old ones. Books you can read 余华 or 莫言 like the famous one 《活着》 which is really good. Music in mandarin, the ones I like are mostly old ones again, you can find some famous singers and try them out, like Faye Wong, Karen Mok etc. Just many of them would also sing in Cantonese so just find (国语） version.

[@CallMeCheesecake2]

@@JM_Shen Thanks for the recs! (Your yt banner says “learing” without the n) keep up the nice work

[@johannkroeber392]

哈喽老师你已经知道我。不过一个月前我们你给我一个中文课。我发给你一个Email但是你不回答。我怎么参加你的discord。

[@JM_Shen]

@@johannkroeber392 我发给你邮箱了哦，可能进垃圾邮件了。我再发你一份吧