Learn Chinese - Speak Mandarin in 90 Days Final Update

[@ElliotScottDating]

That is very good for 3 months. It's almost like I don't believe you started from scratch and that you knew some previously (that is a compliment btw). Great job.

[@الراحلحفيظة]

this video is very inspiring , thinks a lot for the sharing ,I'm trying to learn the Chinese language ， wish me luck ..!

[@EventuallyFluent]

Very inspiring hearing that, thanks hafida

[@wobbegong-u4r]

Mate I've been trying to learn for ages, even spent a month in China trying to improve. You're still leagues ahead of me. You shouldn't be embarrassed. 你说的很好！

[@EventuallyFluent]

Thanks Paul, glossika is the key and daily chatting with strangers.

[@disciplinefreedom3083]

Try this: www.dawnoftruth.com/glossika-2018-full-review-the-best-language-learning-method-i-ever-used/

[@RoussinSong]

...This teacher is awesome.

[@Hyperious_in_the_air]

It's interesting to watch the switch from English to Mandarin his brain does as he talks. He starts unsure of himself and picking and choosing his words, but after his brain switches over to Mandarin mode his speech becomes much more relaxed and natural. Pretty incredible

[@rezzarahman3594]

great work mike, great to see such dedication and improvement. if my mandarin teacher looked like your guest i might pay more attention...

[@johnroekoek12345]

I got the same problem. Just found out that shì also means market/place, so it also has 2 different characters. But you are telling about your problem in Mandarin! I wish I was already where you are, and I also study a long time. Respect for you, and the great teacher next to you!

[@mornenortier4128]

There are probably over 20 characters for shi。

[@trommelbiel]

Impressive.

[@mokapa3072]

Simon first you really improved your Chinese, I am also studying Chinese almost like 5 months and I want you please give me a good advice how to progress and also what to avoid 。谢谢你

[@StarlingofAzerath]

Moka Pa go on italki to practice talking and speaking. Or if you are shy then try hello talk. There are tons of people to chat with. I just started last night and already have 3 people to chat with. And 7 friends.

[@EventuallyFluent]

Hi, thanks for watching, check here www.dawnoftruth.com/speak-chinese-in-90-days-final-update/ hello talk is very useful to get partners as need to talk as much as possible

[@disciplinefreedom3083]

Here is the latest Glossika...makes learning much easier www.dawnoftruth.com/glossika-2018-full-review-the-best-language-learning-method-i-ever-used/

[@jarrodlinahan4074]

14:21 但是BWAH Bwah (verb) to knock someone out. Awesome work dude! Inspiration to all laowai trying to learn chinese. I'll be back in Taiwan in 90 days myself, hopefully I can improve just as much by then. Might have to go to some coffee shops here and put up a sign to see if anyone will come along to help :) 加油！

[@EventuallyFluent]

Hey Francois, really happy you enjoined and and found it useful, when you are back in Taiwan maybe try the app Hello Talk, I found it useful to find partners to practise with, Enjoy Taiwan

[@deboragomes2031]

Its really nice to watch you speaking in Chinese! It's funny that you said you feel embarassed about your Chinese, It's the same for me, I've been studying Korean for 2 years and I am also embarassed about my korean...

[@Blitzheart]

저도! I am exactly the same! I feel like my Korean should be at a much higher level than it is because I've been studying for two damn years, but nope! I'm embarrassed that I'm not better at it aha

[@EventuallyFluent]

Thanks For your comment and sorry it's taken so long to respond. I am back now to studying after a looooooong break. Hope you Korean is improving and your having fun with it.

[@elizaandreadaki9942]

I can't relate but I have some advice to give you. Find a Korean pen pal and practice reading and speaking and writing by yourself, you'll feel more confident soon!

[@locpham484]

I love the concept of "studying" and "using". I think I've been studying quite a lot but neglecting the "using" part. Time for more practice. Thank you so much! It ISSS inspiring!

[@MrRyanMinnick]

Pretty good, intonation is a bit off but its right most of the time so context can easily help out.

[@typrom2851]

Great jobs,simple yet effective

[@TELESPEK]

👋👋👋🙏❤👍🇧🇷很好!谢谢，老师。

[@lianamy2645]

lot of information. thanks simon

[@TheYACINEYOU]

i like this video very much I saw it 10 times

[@EventuallyFluent]

Awesome to hear that Yacine, how is your study progressing?

[@Andrew-DEF]

Dawn of truth deserves more subscribers

[@StygianStyle]

I used to have daydreams about learning Chinese and going to China to study Kung Fu with the masters there.

[@EventuallyFluent]

Plenty of time to go and live it. Let me know if you need some contacts.

[@mokapa3072]

We want more videos

[@EventuallyFluent]

I am thinking of doing some more.

[@licuwong6921]

good .The other page

[@EventuallyFluent]

Thanks Licu Wong

[@nyclee9133]

Are u still teaching gong fu

[@mikedenby6771]

8:30 - that's a great tip!

[@EventuallyFluent]

Thanks Mike, credit goes to teacher Scott for giving me the tip :)

[@tanjilaafrin8090]

Mike Denby

[@Qwrtzuio]

Cool !

[@mornenortier4128]

为你我打算每个星期跟一个中国人常常去饭馆聊天。然后我会买他们咖啡或者茶。还有选一个课文或者文章跟朋友一起聊天

[@munimkhan2933]

Fiona, ni hao, i am desperate to learn Zhongguo, but always forget the words. Can you give me tips to impove my study.

[@ellmatic]

Hi Munim Khan, Simon can probably help you much better than I can, but I thought I'd chime in since you asked for Fiona to help, and this isn't her channel so you probably won't get an answer. I've been studying Mandarin for a while and I want to share a few things that are working for me. (1) I started with Pimsleur, which I think is an excellent way to begin. You do 30-minute audio lessons in which you learn to understand and participate in very short conversations. The lesson starts, you don't understand much (or anything), and by the end of the lesson you should understand most or all of it. If I remember correctly, there are 120 lessons. (2) After Pimsleur, I moved on to Glossika. These are ~20 minute recordings of random sentences being said in your native language and then in your target language (Mandarin). This has been a *huge* help for me. You learn hundreds or thousands of sentence and then you are free to mix and match to create your own. For example, "I want a book." .... "What kind of car do you drive?" ...Once you learn both of these, you can say "I want a car." etc... It's very effective for me. (3) Viki.com This is basically the Netflix of Asian movies and TV shows. I use it to watch a lot of Chinese TV shows with subtitles. (4) HiNative app - Download this free app and you can ask questions to native Chinese speakers (or any other language you're learning). It's been an invaluable resource for me when I have a question and I need an answer from a native. You usually receive multiple answers within minutes. (5) Du Chinese - This app will help you learn to read Chinese. Awesome!!! (6) Skritter - This app will help you learn to read/write Hanzi (the Chinese characters). Even more awesome!!! (7) The most important thing, though, is to find a Chinese person to practice with!!! Nothing is more important than speaking in real life (or via Skype, etc.) with someone. A good site to find people to do a language exchange with (you teach them your language / they teach you theirs) is mylanguageexchange(dot)com. I'm not affiliated with any of these companies in any way except that I use them all on a daily basis and they have been a tremendous help for me. Enjoy the process!

[@LiBeiFeng]

他真是好棒！只有三個月！奇怪的！

[@clairee4939]

是的！ 你还正学习中文吗后过一年？：-）

[@lakersrull]

Dude you are awesome, btw what did he say at 5.10 每天（something）重要。。。

[@kesseldorz]

I think he says : 每天...第一重要...中文 (could be wrong 哈哈)

[@EventuallyFluent]

Thanks doing my best

[@zikkun]

三个月？真厉害。很明显，学得很认真，多注意声调。美女是混血吧？

[@joetyler835]

对英国跟中国或者台湾

[@kalsangthankverymuchsonice3127]

哈哈😄