Speak Chinese Naturally: How to start, continue and end conversations- Chinese Conversation Fillers

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OMG that awkward situation in the beginning xD haha

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🤣🤣🤣Our first months in China.. All the words we knew was « zhege » « nage »

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My God! I loved this video. 99% of people on youtube only teach basic conversations and speak soooo slowly. It is very rare to find someone who teaches actually spoken Chinese. Keep up the good work!

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i agree, all teachers are great!!

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@Rabia Sheik HAHA 那谢谢你，我就知道啦那个两个老师

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OMG the opening videos are my daily life in Taipei

[@harshmnr]

The first awkward situation made me think of something; it's kind of unrelated but it made me wonder what it's like in China. It's kind of a long explanation but it'll make sense in the end. 😂 I'm from America and I think it's pretty normal here that when you're in a store and you see a product that's broken or not as good quality as the others, you can tell an employee and they'll probably set it aside, throw it away, etc. Actually at my work we have a whole area for "damages" and I think we have to record them or something. Anyway however I lived in Japan for a year and did this occasionally when I went shopping. When I went up to the staff I explained (in Japanese, so unless I was saying something unnaturally this wasn't a language barrier problem), like "This is broken; it's not that I want to buy it but I just wanted to let you know." I don't remember how all of them reacted because I did it several times, but I think sometimes they were confused about what I was doing. I think they took it more normally when it was other kinds of products that were clearly physically broken, but maybe it was more confusing for them when it was about food? Like I remember this one time when I was in a grocery store and saw a bag of carrots that had mold inside and my thought was, "Well, no one's probably going to buy it anyway and even if they do it might not be good for them, so I'll just let the staff know." But when I tried to explain this to the lady at the cash register she looked really confused and even after I repeated myself she asked to clarify whether or not I was going to buy the carrots. I guess she was wondering why I brought them up there if I wasn't going to buy them. So I thought maybe it was a cultural thing of like, the staff is just expected to take care of problems like that themselves, not the customers, or maybe that lower quality products should still just be left out because someone might buy them anyway. (Honestly at this point I've kinda forgotten whether it's normal or not to do that in American grocery stores. 😂 But in other stores I think it's fine.) So basically my question is, if I see a product that is broken or low quality in China, would it be rude or confusing to tell the staff, or should I just leave it to them? Thanks to anyone who has advice! ~:~

[@skyka4826]

Although I lived in Japan for three years,but I never thought about it.If I find expired food,just put it back then change another one 😅

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I REALLY like how you dropped a live action account to capture how people really fly with the language they are taught from a young age. That seals the deal for me.

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2:00 - omg what a tongue twister, I'm tripping everywhere

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You're a wonderful teacher. You have the ability to make these sentences stick to our minds due to the way you explain and expose them in a most matter of fact way. Very hard work on your part and I'm your fan. Thank you so very much!

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The nodding at each other when the order was finished is so real. I don't usually LOL for real but this has me laughing. Good stuff. Thank you.

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Glad I could help 😀

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It's been a week now that I saw your video and I must say I have encountered my Chinese friends saying these words so often that now have started sounding like them😂 Thank you, you made me sound like a native, 爱你哦！🤭

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I am so happy you are teaching this. As an advanced speaker of Chinese, these are the things I only learned after studying in China for a year. 太给力了！

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I'm still a beginner, but I love listening to your videos. Eventually, I hope to understand, but for now, getting the sound in my head is good practice. Thank you 😊

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As a Chinese tutor, I have to say Shuoshuo is a life-saver! These videos are helpful for my advanced students preparing for the AP Chinese exam or HSK, but they're also a huge help for boosting the confidence of my intermediate students in Chinese I or II in high school. Thanks for the consistently TOP quality content, Shuoshuo! 我不但觉得你的视频很高质，我和我学生也看得如痴如醉。又清楚又搞笑！

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I love how you give a pause for us to practice too!

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Looking forward to using "jiu zhe yang" next time I go to a restaurant. No more feeling like an idiot :P

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👍

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This is so helpful!

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That's the video that I have been looking for!

[@xllvr]

說實在我幾乎是聽不出來這些filler word，大概太習慣就直接忽略了吧，很有趣的視頻

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谢谢老师

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Love the slow versions and then more natural ways to say them! Another great video :)

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很好的教， 多谢你❤️

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What a great video!

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That’s exactly the video i needed contentwise. thanks 😊

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Very helpful as always! Thank you so much!

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感谢老师。

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Excellent video again!

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I love this topic 非常感谢！

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很有用的视频，感谢

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谢谢你的视频！

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Yessss please do more videos about fillers to make natural convo like this laoshi👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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这是我寻找。你的视频很有意思啊。每个视频我学习新词。经常我惊喜我朋友。谢谢说！

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Could you help us by 解释什么用: 一直 vs 总是 想要 vs 愿意 等等那些样的句子

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awesome video as always! this is really helpful. i will surely study it so that i can use it in the future. thank you!!

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I just found your channel. This video is sooo amazing. I created like ten or more flashcards to practice. It took me like one hour to finish the video 😂😂.

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Just discovered your channel. Very helpful. I've been struggling forever and often creating dead-air in the conversation lol lol

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Thank you shuoshuo for this super nice video !

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Thank you Shuoshuo! This is a bit above my current level of Chinese, but I still love listening to your clear explanations and repeating after you.

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Shuoshuo, very good content. Well done. I like you added subtitle, it makes it easier for people like me to follow. Situational conversation is what I am looking for. Thanks.

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It’s a good explanation in a video! Anyway, Could you do make a video about 向?

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This scenario literally happened to me at while ordering at a chinese restaurant yesterday! Thanks so much, this will make my next interaction way less awkward lol

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Thank you! I enjoyed the video very much. I love to learn from textbooks, so this is a very good complement.

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The best way to learn Chinese is to find a Chinese and speak Chinese with him. This is true of any language. Speak more and practice more.

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Very very helpful

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看妳的影片都特別有趣呢，也很專業的感覺