Intermediate Mandarin Chinese Lesson (HSK 2) Lesson 1

[@dgtran]

Your voice is cristal clear. All the five tones sound very distinct, especially the fourth tone, a difficult tone for beginners. You made it clear every single time. Your material is well presented, smart. You are such a good teacher. Your energy is just amazing! Very professional and elegant! Thank you so much for your time and effort!

[@stellaokafor6120]

4th tone is easy hard n short...unlike the third tone

[@ChineseForUsOfficial]

Sorry about the mistake at 11:30, translation for the first phrase "太晚了" should be "too late -le" instead of "too hot -le". @8:48, the Pinyin for 你 should be nǐ instead of wǒ.

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The full course has 60 lessons,80 videos and 60 quizzes, please visit➥ChineseFor.Us/HSK2 You can also see all of our 9 courses here➥ChineseFor.Us/AllCourses

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You're welcome! I'm glad you like it!

[@999kafka]

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[@ChineseForUsOfficial]

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[@stephanginther9051]

I'm going to have to go through these videos. I grew up in China but my Mandarin is _really_ rusty. We also spoke English at home which didn't help. Plus I haven't practiced much for oh say about 10 years. A second language is valuable unless you never use it for anything or leave it for so long you forget.

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What a great teacher, thank you!

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[@priyanp914]

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[@ahenkroseipeter9297]

I'm able to form petit petit sentence in Chinese now by following your lesson, good work and keep it up

[@ChineseForUsOfficial]

Thank you so much! Enjoy learning Chinese! 加油！

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wow! amazing teaching.... clear and useful....thank you so much

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It’s an amazing, clear and easy lesson! Thank you very much !!

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I have just subscribed to supplement my lessons. These are excellent tutorials. 非常感谢你

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Really very helpful lessons, I am so grateful for this! 我真的很谢谢你，你的课在帮我很多。多谢！

[@kaneidareyue7715]

Hey how you write in Chinese? I want to do that - I can read all the words except 2 of them lolz

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[@MrMehran93]

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[@Mike-sb3uc]

Great lesson and a beautiful teacher。 我会说一点中文 😁

[@dooly2493]

thank you, this is very helpful

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Thanks for these lessons Lili .I love you 😊😊 xie xie

[@zamardaka9758]

I learn more Chinese from you than I do from my university teacher.❤

[@Ravprot]

very helpful and thx

[@Jeroeny]

Thanks for the video. At 5:05 is it also possible to say 到了 because it is a completion of an action? Or can't you do it here because 昨天 already made it clear you went to the school to buy a book? At 16:10 you see to never use 不要. But you don't mention why not? Is it grammatically incorrect. Or is it because it is rude? Last question. At 22:30 you place 不想 in front of 今天。 I always thought you had to put the time characters in the beginning of the sentence. Or is it different here because you want to stress that you don't want it?

[@ChineseForUsOfficial]

Thanks for the comment! You are really engaging yourself while watching the video. These are good questions! They involves (1) usage of 了, (2) different meanings of 要, (3) Position of Time Words in a Chinese sentence. These questions are all discussed in details in the full course. Here's a quick link for you, hope it's helpful. ChineseFor.Us/HSK2

[@okycoco]

I really like your lesson, thank you so much for this video! By the way, i just subscribed to your channel.

[@ChineseForUsOfficial]

Dear Christine, we're so glad to hear you enjoy our lessons.

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Good video

[@ni.allahyarov3603]

谢谢。很好的课)

[@Onionthe2nd]

Thank you this was really helpful

[@ChineseForUsOfficial]

Glad it helped!

[@44jwong]

Being overseas China I can hear more effectively than speak. Didn't realise it actually quite hard to speak, what you think is the tone come out differently when you speak.

[@umutyldz6107]

thanks was very helpful

[@katelynmarie4492]

Great lesson!!!

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Great lesson

[@terrycormier5221]

Another great lesson xie xie

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thanks

[@charlesayache6801]

Just excellent! Xie Xie ni!

[@Ltxm_]

I’ve studied Mandarin and this is a good, detailed refresher

[@keith863]

Wonderful lessons!

[@boooringlearning]

great lesson, thank you!

[@cpt.grover472]

I'm new to this and I wish you could of start alphabet, numbers, basic words and then forming sentences but I'll try to catch up

[@ezgidereli5011]

You should start with Level 1

[@nuraeinedris8245]

Love it...but could u please do something about the font colour...it too fade and hard to read..tq

[@ChineseForUsOfficial]

The pinyin is designed to be like that so that students can get used to not relying on pinyin and be able to read Chinese characters. Pinyin is a great tool to help students remember the pronunciation when they first learn a word, but characters are the real written format of the language.

[@londondad5193]

At 15:51, what is the reason we cannot use "bu yao"? Does it sound rude or childish?

[@kongke77]

Also would like to know. I live in Taiwan for a year now and no one mentioned about that. Am I being incredibly rude and they just keep up with stupid Westerner?

[@leoceegt]

"buyao不要" means “don't want to ” . "bu不" means don't. The usage is different.

[@foofm7543]

I think it depends on the country or culture in my country , bu yao is acceptable,

[@ahb1542]

Very nice ( 非常好），Can you make a course for HSK3 like How , where and when can we use the vocabulary

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谢谢

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I need time to learn this such incredible language. Chineses will conquer the world!

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Wish you the best of luck learning Chinese!

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David Eduardos thank you, and if you have any question about Chinese, I’d like to help you, I’m Chinese native speaker.

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[@aothanhtin1]

Thank you !

[@foofm7543]

Xin cao,

[@ericlie145]

I can read, listen, and write some basic Chinese but still very unnatural with the tone, which level should I start learning Chinese?

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Can you, please, film a video about Chinese seafood vocabulary?

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Omg i was waiting for you to go above the hsk1 level, I'm so happy 😍

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I am a chinese. Could I make frineds with you?

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Yay!! I'm glad you like our HSK 1 and hope you enjoy the HSK 2 series as well!

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[@mariabogdanova1980]

good day, laoshi. Are the structures 去。。。。。verb ＆ 到。。。去 the same?

[@surmasarkar5896]

Hi, is it possible to get a vocabulary list of nouns, verbs and where can I get the series chronological ly

[@conneryspring]

that is helpful to learn English thx

[@braziltokyoschool]

很棒！感谢老师。上汉语学，加油

[@AlbertChyn]

Thank you for the video! Are there paid online classes I could take with your company? I’m American born and my Chinese is in between HSK 1- HSK 2 levels.

[@kaneidareyue7715]

What level of Mandarin am I? I'm ABC and am trying to learn how to use Mandarin for work purposes. I am speak fluent but can't write and can read like 1/5 I think. I am learning how to read new words through some karaoke. I have no idea where I should start.

[@bitscholar577]

谢谢，这节课有很用。 我不知道为什么不可说“不要”。

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I have been waiting for hsk 3 from you but I don't know when I could see hsk3 from your instructor?

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wtf did i just read. you seem so concerned but unfortantely sane people will not take your words seriously. i could make it with like 1/3 of length to tell what you just wrote in a much more neat style.

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We wish you the best of luck learning Chinese!

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[@戴义]

What would happen ? When I can read characters mandarin and pinyin but I couldn't writing. This is able follow hsk

[@19mariaariam91]

Thank you so much for the lessons! I'm a bit confused with why in 经理办公司 the is no 的. Thank you:)

[@nootybuddha7082]

I think speaking is easy but character is hard how to learn mandarin character I've no idea please if there any related video refer me link..

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Wilbur Slug Hh just like my chinese teacher 😂

[@rubenbarrera9723]

When do i must use NAR ? NA LI..? Because i see that you use them in sme example questions... Thank you

[@huonghoang6454]

hello, Nar and na li is the same meaning. for example: Ni dao nar qu? =na dao na li qu?

[@johnneira]

I think she is Northern dialect. So is OK Le to understand. Especially 3rd tone.

[@ChineseForUsOfficial]

Lili is from Sichuan but happy to hear she sounds like a northerner :)

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Ni hao Laoshi,hen gaoxing renshi Ni.wo shi Musa,,,

[@foofm7543]

Musa ni hao

[@charlesayache6801]

太热了，我要喝水!

[@rubenbarrera9723]

NAR ..? or NA LI..? or the meaning is the same like ; wo dao ....qu.... and wo qu .... Both have the same meaning ..is it so? Thanks teacher

[@Jackson-et2en]

哪儿 and 哪里 have the same meaning.

[@dragonlong5830]

Learn English as well when you translated it to Chinese!

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hen hao , xie xie nin laoshi.

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不用谢，小伙子

[@afsarali9374]

Hi I just wanted to point out at 8;48 minutes you say ni chu na li and the chinese symbol is Ni but in english you wrote Wo

[@ChineseForUsOfficial]

Sorry for the error and thank you so much for letting us know. I've added a note under the video for correction.

[@kantilalmhaske1298]

小姐，你是很漂亮的。

[@haniw916]

I love this channel! Help me improving my pronunciation, although my skill still so poor now T___T xie xie..

[@ChineseForUsOfficial]

Don't worry, practice makes perfect. Check out our pronunciation courses, they might help! ChineseFor.Us/Pinyin and ChineseFor.Us/Tones

[@thehow-tohub8616]

Good lesson but your background is not good at all .I can't see the piyin words

[@ChineseForUsOfficial]

The Pinyin is made to be like that on purpose. It's only there to help with the pronunciation if it's needed, like a note. The written system of Chinese language is the characters. We made it that way so that students can get used to reading the characters and not rely on Pinyin.

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ni hao laoshi i need hsk2 vocabulary 我的论文是5月19日的hsk 2

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