Real Chinese, Part 6 - Buying and Selling

[@mueenahmed2736]

Teachers hard work, I really appreciate.Thanks for all the Chinese teachers.

[@kimberlycabanas5131]

Thank you for making these videos. It's a great balance of english and listening to simple spoken mandarin. It's a very helpful supplement to other sources of learning.

[@Pain420]

Good documentary. Learned a lot about conversational Chinese. However, people don't normally smile so much like that, making it seem a little fake. It's usually pretty straight-faced usually when bargaining prices.

[@محروساشرف-و5ف]

谢谢您 老师 i am egyptian and i am biggener in chainese language and i was waching many videos to learn by it but i don't like it but ur vidios realy soooooooo great thank u very much

[@arnoldbauso9432]

I really trying hard to learn Mandarin.I loved the accent of narrator from this video.I got ideas from the place people tradition@ language. but I love more if I can see the face of this lady narrator while talking. here from Philippines.

[@trommelbiel]

Great documentary. I have learned quite a lot here better than Ni hao. Nobody buys stuff with just Ni hao.

[@kana-iw1tn]

i only payed attention bc of the british accent

[@kimberlycabanas5131]

Who was that female tailor/designer? The clothes she made were BEAUTIFUL. Does she have a website?

[@dumalun8388]

They should sell Chinese holistic medicine here.

[@dumalun8388]

If only we thought as food as healing like the Chinese, not as a way to fill us up with empty calories.

[@dumalun8388]

9:00 wow the packaging is beautiful. 9:10

[@sythanksp3457]

I LIKE

[@flat-earther]

10:39 I want a what of grapes??

[@jianwu3060]

want a kilo of grapes

[@RakibIslam-ov1kc]

nice love u

[@ragzbag4206]

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[@kalsangthankverymuchsonice3127]

你为什么不说话汉语？