Learn Mandarin Chinese // Learn Chinese While You SLEEP// 230 BASIC PHRASES 中文

Have you ever wanted to learn Chinese? So many people think that Chinese (Mandarin) is impossible to learn. The tones, the characters, is it all just too complicated. Well, the truth is it is not as bad as you think！
Learn CHINESE while you sleep will teach you in a relaxed manner some very common expressions including
how to say hi
how to introduce yourself and give your name
ask certain basic questions
talk some SMALL talk
and more.
I created this track to repeat three times so you don't have to get up and make it replay. Learning in a relaxed state right before sleep is ideal.
I put the English subtitles, the Chinese characters, and the pinyin pronunciation to help beginners of Chinese. Obviously, Chinese characters themselves provide very little phonetic value. The pinyin is much easier to read.
I made this video again without the music just in case you prefer only the audio.
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Let me know if you like it and want a part 2?
Evan
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[@alyshatetens6672]

As an American living in China, I can tell you that this guy is the best you'll find. His pronunciation is so clear. He's better at teaching than the Chinese people. I'm also a teacher and very critical. He speaks at the perfect speed. Chinese people always speak too fast or too slow. OMG! You should be charging a lot for your classes. Good luck. I hope you don't mind I left my comment. And you might want to take this video and make a different version with more modern energetic music for when people are not sleeping or they just don't like this music. You can also make a version with no music. Then you'll have more than one video for people to find you. You can take this video without music and cut it into small sections so you have more videos. Great work. Good luck.

[@EkoLanguages]

Thanks for the comment. Do you have a VPN. I heard they were hard to come by these days.

[@alyshatetens6672]

Eko Languages I don't know what a VPN is. If it's validation to live in China, I'm actually in Hong Kong. I've lived here a long time and have a very good ear for both Cantonese and Mandarin. So what is VPN?

[@alyshatetens6672]

Eko Languages Actually, I was thinking how unfair this video is to you because your English is also impeccable pronunciation and now you'll have Chinese speakers learning English from your vid. 😂😂😂 Honestly, your enunciation is such a clear and standard form of English that I thought you might be CIA. 😂😂.

[@EkoLanguages]

VPN means virtual private network. It is a way to get around the internet firewall. But Hong Kong doesn´t need it. I have been there too and liked it very much. I think cantonese is harder than Mandarin too. So if you know both, I am impressed!!!!!

[@alyshatetens6672]

Eko Languages I've subbed your channel. I found all your other vids. Thumbs up, of course. If I come across anyone who wants Chinese or English over the internet I'll make sure they have your contact info but you better charge the normal rate which is much higher than what I think I saw you mention. I'll try to stay in touch sporadically. Love your work. 💜💜💜

[@xiaoling4901]

I love how hello, 你好, is 34:00 minutes into the video

[@JunJinZhong]

And thanks, 谢谢, in 14:53

[@alex_walsh]

34:24*

[@shuowang7634]

@Johnathan Holman Do you have Wechat ? I want to add you

[@avananana]

I've been studying Mandarin Chinese for just over a week now and I am actually surprised at how easy it is to get the hang of the sentence structure. The hardest part is definitely reading and getting the tones right, but apart from that, I think that I know more than I thought I'd know by this point.

[@Andre83572]

How’s it going?

[@wirehanga3966]

Same here! I hope you continued studying and are at a rate that you are satisfied. :-)

[@hehehehe725]

Haha I’ve been studying for 10 years and I still don’t get the basics 😂

[@4c00h]

@@hehehehe725 Studying? Or slacking? ;p

[@hehehehe725]

@@4c00h uuuuh slacking ;)

[@timbonifacio]

This was very useful also everyone, please know that in China, native speakers don’t really answer yes or no questions this completely. You can either repeat the verb used to answer yes and bú(不) + the verb to answer no. Do you know his name? Nǐ zhīdào tā de míngzì ma? (你知道他的名字吗?) Yes Zhīdào (知道） No Bù zhīdào (不知道) Exception verb is ‘have’ w/c is yǒu (有) cause you negate it with méi (没) instead of bù. Hope this helps.

[@andyandyKZ]

damn, i woke up, and now im fluent in chinese .....

[@myname_not_rick6474]

Really? I’m considering doing this but I want to know if it works first.

[@rashaangriffin7533]

AWRaine it doesn't make you fluent right away but it helps. You nee dedication to learn a language

[@happyjessus]

he's obviously joking bro

[@ai-ll5vb]

😂😂😂😂

[@abz4852]

Is this a reference to the aussie guy that got fluent after a coma? Cause if it is then lol

[@xiaotianlu2842]

As a native mandarin speaker, I can tell that ur pronunciations way much better than most of the mandarin learners. I suppose u learnt mandarin in Beijing or some cities in northern China cuz u pronounce 一点 like 一点儿, which is cute.

[@faithlovato4451]

I noticed this as well! I had to ask a Chinese co-worker (I work in a Chinese owned facility in the U.S.) what the pronunciation should be. I assume both are acceptable, somewhat like a Northern and Southern accent here in the U.S.?

[@ata8102]

you are right :D

[@davidcitogutierrez7975]

Nî Hâo

[@tobiaslenoir]

三里屯儿

[@Drip-Soup373]

你傻瓜

[@dragongirl7473]

I really appreciate the free “learn Chinese” videos in general, but yours is really the best so far! The content is much more like day-to-day Chinese and less classroom style, and I really like this. But the best thing about your video is your voice. Unlike similar videos made by others, your voice doesn’t give me a headache 😂 So thank you so much!

[@johnviarengo373]

I agree, there is something about the voice, I am an intermediate student so my understanding is quite limited but the voice seems more like how I expect people speak, rather than "announcer" Chinese.

[@josse9867]

Just imagine waking up and you just like "他妈的，我忘了英文"

[@stephenhunter6507]

Hahahaha

[@alicew962]

Luke SkywalBer lmaoo

[@linfan4916]

Luke SkywalBer 笑死了😂

[@wulvershon8948]

Andi Fu in pinyin?

[@ajlamotte1049]

😂

[@fanbts2974]

It's good for students who don't have time to learn at school, I'm really glade to study by this way. Thank any ways,

[@jennifermiller5848]

that's great!

[@stephanietucker9048]

HOW COULD YOU GUYS BE COMMENTING? YOU SHOULD BE SLEEPING 😂

[@shirleycordero]

Stephanie Tucker, 🤣😂🤣

[@shanlingwei7934]

i can

[@shanlingwei7934]

Joseph Evans i can

[@JerzyvanUytrecht]

Stephanie Tucker 😂

[@dubbbkb]

Good one lol

[@TheShroomWelder]

I watch this video as my first experience of learning Chinese, that was exactly 1 year ago. I have grown so much in fluency and am still on this journey. I came from writing like a dork, to memorizing the exact stoke order, from speaking horrible, to knowing all the tones of the characters I had learned so far. Although I'm not perfect, I have reach a massive milestone. 365 days ago is when I first watch this, thank you so much Eko Languages for introducing me to Mandarin. 再见👋.

[@EkoLanguages]

So cool to see that you have progressed so much. Chinese is a fun language. Very useful. :) Keep going.

[@alifadzlan8676]

Do you focus only on this video?

[@huongpham3510]

I used to learned Chinese in long time but afterward I have to gave up because so busy and gradually I forgot it , Today I suddenly find out this channel I like it and I trying my best to again study , so lucky for me and everybody, Thank you so much , It really useful .

[@MichaelSvenson]

try this, I set it up to start playing as my alarm clock in the morning. So far 2 weeks waking up everyday to it and making coffee, breakfast, leaving it play. I am already memorizing the terms!

[@jiangalan8072]

Im a Chinese and I am here just because I want to see how hard it is for you guys to learn Mandarin.And I could feel more comfortable when I learning English.lol

[@wirehanga3966]

Words can’t express how grateful I am that this video exists. You deserve millions of dollars

[@poolman20001]

I really don’t understand the 1000 people that have this a thumps down. It’s by far the best one.

[@namjoomisjustaninnocentmar7542]

I'm learning Korean not Chinese but I just think the Chinese language is very satisfying to listen to lol.

[@kyo-fx8yv]

Namjoom is just an innocent marshmallow sama hahahaha

[@Ahreigh]

Man, ARMY are everywhere these days!! I don't know if I only realise it now since I became ARMY, and before all the random comments about no jams, infires and junshook just went over my head. But KZbin seems to have been taken over in the last few months, lol, we are EVERYWHERE....

[@saritatuitt8123]

Ahreigh It's because BTS is just that awesome they got that international ARMY!!😍kookie my Fav.

[@delete_ur_life5914]

Ahreigh its becoming annoying

[@2jack107]

My university has been selected for four years in Japanese, to learn Japanese first look at the history of Japanese history, the Tang Dynasty when China's national strength, the Tang Dynasty capital Changan is now the world's only one in the world population of more than one million cities For example, North Korea Korea (Korea), Japan (Yamato), Vietnam, Thailand and so on are China's vassal state, that time sent to Japan to send Changan to study in Chang'an, that is, today's students, they learn Chinese characters after Changan back To Japan to create their own text, their text, including now there are a lot of Chinese characters, some Japanese words only use the Chinese characters radical, so the Japanese have a pseudonym with the pseudonym of the points, but for Japanese reading is not the same as Chinese , In order to distinguish between Chinese characters, they made some changes in the pronunciation of Chinese characters, but also after the integration of some English pronunciation, but the meaning of Chinese characters inside the Japanese basically did not change, and because the Tang Dynasty capital Changan is located in northwest China, so the Japanese There are some words pronounced with the Chinese mainland northwest dialect pronunciation base Like, some buildings such as Kyoto, Japan are in accordance with Chang'an City was built, very Tang Yun wind, I think the Japanese language is not difficult, if you know Chinese school up faster ~

[@poophead861]

This has helped so much! I'll listen to it while drawing or doing my makeup or doing any low brain power activity and repeat the phrases as you say them & it's helped a lot with pronouncition and tone identification as well as conversational use of language! 谢谢🙌

[@ItzGabCringe]

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[@ivanliu4069]

Your Chinese is great. In Chinese, we normally dont deny twice. For example, if someone else ask you, Can you speak English? In English, we say No, I can't. In Chinese, we say 我不会 instead of 不，我不会。 They are both correct, bur former one is more natural.

[@user-jr5bw8xc5p]

晚上拿来催眠还是可以的

[@ahmetseckinov8790]

Neutral* not natural :)

[@yessirge]

Ahmet Seckin Uhh, no. Read again.

[@naksoknith1442]

Ivan Liu cf

[@LuizantonioAntonio]

wo bu hui or I can´t speak or I cannot speak!!!!

[@michellebrooke1750]

I can't sleep to this, it makes me want to stay awake and practice with you!

[@jedilegend1826]

I signed up for Mandarin Chinese for my launguage in high school. Here I am

[@davidcitogutierrez7975]

3rd!!

[@chocoball7686]

Same lol...

[@jj987987987]

And two years later you still can’t speak Chinese.

[@HiwotChereye]

Hii

[@dungkham1221]

I'm a Laotian, I try to learn two languages it is very difficult, now I found this video it is very useful for me, because I'm watching it I can know both languages, thanks so much for owner of this chip.

[@EkoLanguages]

I am glad you like it.

[@davidcitogutierrez7975]

Me too!!

[@graceeli346]

Yeahh .. when you already have 3 languages 😑 add one more and it was a Chinese

[@1michael1963]

this audio lesson is a blessing to me, may it return to you ten fold.

[@saelidoesart4566]

time to learn this so my chinese teacher will praise me

[@mckennab6334]

saelidoesart same...

[@kora7391]

Ayy that's why I'm doing this too

[@rae5883]

Omg yas I am falling Chinese and I need this

[@thehanifs]

I am almost eighty, but I think you are never too old to learn, duo bu duo? PERHAPS THIS CAN BE A CHALLENGE TO THOSE WHO ARE MUCH YOUNGER THAN ME.

[@inyourarea3051]

all this video japanese,korean and chinese are a big help for me while I'm sleeping..thanks alot🙏

[@inyourarea3051]

Zenme Yangzi lol😂thanks for that

[@henrykwieniawski7233]

Zenme Yangzi 可能地

[@heavycurrent7462]

Does it help

[@inyourarea3051]

Zenme Yangzi wow,I can at least read that what you wrote..thanks to my mandarin teacher😅😅

[@inyourarea3051]

Konscious Koon Kryptonite lol,thanks for offering..

[@viperman2454]

This is one of the best mandarin courses I have ever seen and its free.

[@Kz-mn9xm]

I am from Kazakhstan thanks very much i have never watched such teaching. I am so glad that I learn in this video 2language ))

[@angiemail8459]

This video is the best I've come across in learning chinese. It's all read out so i don't have to look at the screen all the time. Would like to see a PART 2 and more. Thank you.

[@DalhouseFitness]

THIS IS AWESOME!!! i took i 2 semesters of mandarin and after i lost practice still remembering some basic sentences but my tones are off now and some words are disappearing

[@Peacelover1212]

Thank you so much. THis is really helpful. I'm learning Chinese from scratch and for me, listening to conversation is the fastest way to learn

[@Animefightforum]

Tip: If you are a gamer you can listen to this while gaming. (I say this as I used to spend hours on hours playing games like WoW, Starcraft, WC3, Oblivion, Skyrim, etc etc) As long as the game isn't too fast paced and you can concentrate on the audio while playing then you'll pick it up pretty fast too. If I could go back to those days I'd definitely have done it.

[@LUSCIOUSDUNCAN]

i've been trying to learn mandarin through a couple different sources and it's fascinating how much of a difference the dialect can make! i guess it makes more sense when you think of how different say, someone from the southern U.S. and someone from New England would speak and how there could even be complete word replacements ("pop"/"coke"/"soda", "water fountain"/"bubbler", "grocery cart"/"buggy")...i dunno if i'm looking at it the right way but it's still super fun. especially when you see a word or a symbol in mandarin and can start to predict what it means. that's a delight.

[@spiritnadayoga7917]

Of the basic phrase videos I've seen, this one seems more socially useful and the pronunciation sounds very authentic. Thanks!

[@EkoLanguages]

Thanks! This is very close to standard Chinese. There are tons of dialects. This is considered "standard".

[@chinesepodcast]

Ruby Gee yes, very authentic!

[@vyhoang1771]

I like you two teaching very nice enough slow to understanding ( thank you very much )

[@Carpfoon]

Why am I watching this I’m chinese

[@Gentlemen2011]

Hahahaha ahaha

[@leogazebo5290]

Which one?

[@nicoleraheem1195]

Is it right?

[@JK-fo9ob]

Really Please may i know about chinese from you please

[@11kwright]

Yeah, but that doesn't mean you speak Chinese. In any case, if you happen to speak Chinese you could give some positive feedback. Let us know if it's authentic and the phrases are popular and well used in mainland China as that would be very helpful. Not the obvious phrases but some not so obvious like for the phrase "take care" "bao ..... (something)" was used and I've never heard that phrase before.

[@ufimart5388]

I've seen and tried many approaches, and I think this is one of the best in general, and absolutely "the best" for practicing. Thank you Evan.

[@11kwright]

I love this video. I just let it play and listen to it and repeat after the voice. Some phrases are more like tongue twisters as the tones don't roll off the tongue easily. I love how the phrases are repeated which is very valuable as it gives one a chance to remember what it is. Absolutely brilliant video and the soothing music in the background. I tried leaving it on overnight and couldn't sleep as my brain was too active in learning it so I had to admit defeat and turned it off.

[@paulmcmanus21]

There's actually a very nice flow to the conversation led lesson.

[@mythopoeic8236]

I know of the man who spoke for this video! I must say this was the highest quality Chinese learning experiences I’ve had in a while. Great pacing in the video!!

[@venesia-3899]

i'm chinese but i can't even speak my own mother tounge. i used to take mandarin courses when i was a kid, even til highschool but it was so hard so i gave up but suddenly right now i wanna learn mandarin again . so i'm gonna start hearing this everyday hahaha

[@AnonymousGuy-ij3xi]

Nice!! It shows a sense of support for your own people when you learn the language. I had to do the same with Spanish and it's defintely worth it. I recommend to dont over think it have mistreat thoughts to your self of repeating the same words and rewinding. You'll begin to understand and speak days later without realizing it if you practice good.

[@ricepudding2905]

I'm learning Mandarin even though I would love to learn both Mandarin and Cantonese. Great video. ☺

[@annabelguan2745]

Sarahi Jin Soo Cantonese is only used in a part of China including Hong Kong. But we have more apart from Cantonese, like Minan Language, Jin Language, etc.

[@ricepudding2905]

Annabel Guan Thanks for letting me know. 😊

[@poetjeffrey]

One of the best tapes I've found on here. I love how the repetition is different speads and not the same Chinese clip copied and pasted 3x. Xiexie!

[@therustyshank4623]

*Doctor: You have 3 hours left to live* *me:...*

[@cuteangel8440]

Enjoy those three hours......

[@wanchun666lee6]

Some useful Chinese words if you're in China. Ni hao(Hello) Xie xie(Thank you) Ni neng bang wo ma?(Can you help me?) Chang cheng(place) zen me zou？(How can i get to The Great Wall?)So if you're going somewhere, you can just add "zen me zou?" behind the place's name. Wo yao zhe ge(Id like to have this.)You use it when you wanna buy something or in the restaurant. Bu(No) Shi de(Yes) Hao(Sure) So that's it:)

[@lifewithtaty141]

谢谢

[@IbarraAlejandro]

wanchun666 Lee 谢谢

[@Harikrishna-kt6po]

Hao = good Sure = dangren or keyia

[@bie4106]

the Tonessss i need the tonesss

[@Harikrishna-kt6po]

@@bie4106 i can teach you the tones. Do you use what's app or wechat?

[@nesijordan145]

Awesome! When studying i find this awesome at night because it triggers the words you learn before you go to sleep.

[@casiquesmithhoward2693]

I use this often but usually while I’m awake 😉. Thank for making this video!

[@PiseyHean]

it is so helpful, I love the music background. These sentences I hear a lot in movies. Much Appreciated ❤❤❤❤

[@edwrites]

This is the type of material I listen to in my car instead of mainstream radio or music.

[@HamiltonShand]

I woke up and my name is John, I grew up in California and I love it here 🤔

[@sadamjama405]

this lesson is really very nice.i have being learning mandarin in china for 6 months,you are really better then the native teachers that were teaching me.

[@rudrab.k8621]

It's useful vidio those of people want Learn chinese

[@danielacampbell8899]

I love this thank you miss in kiss a series drama, has inspired me to learn mandarin i hope i can stick to focusing on my goal and come go of my fight to learn with positive results.

[@popaiancudan6636]

Yes we want part 2, new expression thank u

[@VangelisGaitatzis]

Thank you. Probably, the most comprehensive tutorial; at least for me!

[@kordeliabrown13]

Even though I have been learning Mandarin for over 3 years now this can really help me get the hang of basic phrases thank you so much!

[@losamigasmira8010]

I started learning chinese now.. Thank you for this.. Its very helpful to us

[@catherinelowe172]

Thanks for your amazing video . I love to learn Chinese and I am looking forward to more phrases.

[@rongzonglai734]

hi,i am a chinese person who want to improve my spoken language,so if you want learn chinese we can learn each other,my gmail:[e-mail] you.

[@calavino223]

LI hey Li, I'm a native speaker and would like to improve my Chinese. I'd like to know of the offer is still up?

[@aarronortiz1879]

I love this music it plays wit this Its relaxing ! And beautiful I am not Chinese but I am learning to impress! ❤I start my days very early in the morning when most people are sleeping this video is on point and helps me stay awake !

[@wihatmi5510]

This was one of the best if not THE best video of this kind I'ver ever watched. It's exactly the level I need where I know most words and understand the meaning even so I still don't know many phrases and some words or might have problems to understand it without knowing beforehand what's said. It's perfect to learn even with closed eyes just by listening what's going on.

[@Jimserac]

Well done, tremendously helpful, many thanks !!

[@viniciusdeoliveirasantos1173]

yes!! finally, i have been searching a video like this a long time

[@EkoLanguages]

That´s why I made it. I´m glad you like it! 祝你成功

[@rockstardee]

Eko Languages I don't even have to succeed because I'm chinese.

[@DedekDebakelj]

Thank you for 432 Hz tuned background music, very welcome.

[@Corey-dk3xi]

Thanks for the upload. This is a fine resource for learning some useful phrases. I will certainly recommend you to some friends who are hoping to make a start in the language.

[@sapulpaorganics5402]

Very good video and lessons, Thank you very much for doing this, it helps a lot!! Only wish I had found you before I went to China And YES to part 2!!!

[@Goodmorningroosterlive]

Of all the views on this video, I am at least 100 of them. This is by far my favorite video on youtube for learning Mandarin. Thanks for posting. Would be great if you could provide a download link, (video preferably). I guess I could get youtube red to download it but I'd rather not.

[@empawprint]

Because of my over active brain I usually have hard time concentrating so I usually need some instrumental music playing and you made this way easier to concentrate on because of the background music there ❤️❤️

[@garden2356]

Please do many more videos please. I know its 04:52 am Saturday 17th February 2024 🇬🇧. Addicted to this and trying to learn Mandarin. 😂

[@JohnMorrisonmindsmart]

This is a great way to test your skills and learn more useful words.

[@davidcitogutierrez7975]

2nd!!

[@kayseet7058]

You're good at this Accent and pronouncing

[@xay8940]

It useful for beginer learning Chinese. Thanks for publisher

[@soniamena-centeno1331]

Mandarin Chinese Eko I like it thank you 🙏🏿🙂👍🙏🏿

[@thongchanhnorhuormuor8228]

我很喜欢。谢谢您。

[@EkoLanguages]

不客气 ：）

[@VexxedV]

It is this Chinese restaurant I go to since they try hard to speak English I’m trying to learn Chinese so I can make them fill a little bit comfortable.

[@longjie1565]

Great content. Just noticed a mismatch between the audio and the text at 6:48. The text should read "how do you say this in Chinese?"

[@jiulonghou3829]

不错啊，中文博大精深，希望大家继续努力啊

[@predrag-peterilich900]

Congratulations - your Mandarin Chinese lecture is very well done; way better than at many other places. I would also have a suggestion about the visual part: emphasize the Hanzi characters - black, large, whatever - and de-emphasize English letters (this is about Mandarin, not English, right?); also de-emphasize the pinyin letters (a helping tool only, right?). Think of what - I dare to presume - is the primary goal of this presentation: teaching Mandarin pronunciation and teaching Hanzi characters. (Sleeping's optional.)

[@masha_elr3058]

thank you a lot . in my country there are no chinese teachers and no friends ,so I am learning all alone . and I found that this is so useful. I'll keep listening to this awesome video till I'll study all of them.😘😊

[@salmagique]

Mariam El-Rawas omg me too i have the saame problem i live in morocco and no chinese classes are available (well at least in my city) and absolutely no one of my friends know even how to say hello in mandarin 😭😭

[@lovelydays5617]

Damon Yan Can I join? I'd love to teach you English while you teach me Mandarin Chinese.

[@neal1236]

me!

[@neal1236]

i m chinese

[@ngkristal2895]

hi I'm looking forward to improve my English ,an im a Chinese maybe we can help each other?

[@AshinIndavamsaOfficial]

Your teachings are very helpful for me, Thanks bro

[@Goodmorningroosterlive]

I watch this video approximately twice everyday. Yes 6 hours daily on average, just this video alone. I like other videos too but this one is my favorite

[@tk-jf6wc]

this is awesome--thank you :)

[@andrewvernon4664]

I would love to see a video for the Mongolian language. I feel like people over-look this very interesting language, and language learning resources for Mongolian are limited at best. So, if at all possible a video on Mongolian would be awesome.

[@Cys62]

This is a very usefull educational chinese language learning material for a beginner. Extremely clear and easy to digest. 謝謝您 老师。。。

[@lukred6271]

i gave this guys the thumbs up and clicked subscribed , the music is a bit distracting but its peaceful music but still i dont know why people are giving " thumbs down" he clearly talks slow and he repeats plus his vocabulary is not complex and perfect for begginers he should have atleast 50 K likes.. the other You Tube video lessons with cute chineese dolls im sorry you're not going to learn anything ..

[@njerilauv564]

Wow thumbs up... 谢谢你

[@casonyu6174]

I can teach you chinese,and i need learn english.

[@herman9713]

like it and want a part 2! difficult to believe that it has only 230 phrases even taking to account that they repeat 3 times cause that would mean only 230 phrases in an hour. very good stuff btw.

[@timeisapathwalkingtounderstand]

Here in New York City Sunday April 26th 12:23 a.m. listening to it again trying to learn Mandarin 谢谢你的视频. 普通话很难学.

[@EkoLanguages]

You can do it!!!!!

[@yisah4888]

thanks for this video,very helpful in my work...🤗

[@aliceesperanza]

Thank you so much for this

[@user-qw3xy1ds8b]

中文很赞，绝大部分中文说的就像中国人一样地道，还有一小部分如能改善音调，将会更完美！很厉害啦👍

[@kimz2224]

I live in Malaysia right now.been here for 2++ years and I need to learn it plus bahasa malay.i don't have any friends and can't speak to the locals😣 my husbands family is chinese.im happy I found this!

[@jamesjames5025]

I'm laos and I'm going to study chinese This clip is so good for my practice Chinese Thanks so much

[@arlatoledo7903]

Woke up speaking Chinese fluently but don't even understand the words I say😂😅🤣

[@huabu7110]

Beautiful, thank you !

[@getcomfortable3373]

Oh my goodness. I am a fluent Welsh speaker and some of the sentences are the same/similar to Welsh! I am amazing !!! I love it! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🇨🇳 🇨🇳

[@xiaomaoschinesecollection6408]

Thanks so much for your video, it is very useful for me because I am also learning chinese.

[@nanayang8911]

I love this! I was taught traditional Chinese, my tutor is Taiwanese and she says they use Traditional along with the Pinyin system. Would you mind creating one for traditional characters

[@EkoLanguages]

I didn't study traditional characters, but could probably put them in the next one.

[@moybra9001]

谢谢 我始学习

[@se_time4464]

moy bra not "我始学习"， "我开始学习"

[@moybra9001]

谢谢

[@njerilauv564]

Time Out 谢谢 could have made the same mistake

[@peterzhang9124]

no,谢谢 is right。

[@njerilauv564]

Peter Zhang Lol, I was saying Thank-you to Time out.

[@StevenHarmonGames]

我刚在起床了。我现在会说中文！非常好！

[@joshuajordan9607]

The teacher is excellent. I love hearing the phrase at 3 different speeds. Im a new student, but i have always loved the flow of the Chinese languages. Many syllables with the perfect combination of smoothe and choppy. It sounds.....regal, to me.

[@Jayden.L.W]

fh