55 SUPER COMMON Chinese phrases for Chinese beginners to use in real conversation

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I have been studying Chinese characters very seriously for about 2 months now. I've learned hundreds of characters, but can BARELY string together a SIMPLE sentence in real time! I was hoping to find common phrases already put together (with audio) that I could memorize so I don't have to overthink what I'm saying. This video is literally perfect! 谢谢你！

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Thanks for the video. I know most of the mentioned hanzi in the video. Hearing them being used in a natural way helps the brain to get more used to those phrases. Defintely a very helpful video. Especially if you are already learning Chinese for some time.

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you need to match the words from english to chinese or vice versa. this would be a big improvement. otherwise the student is left to guess at it and ends up missing valuable learning. Other video's do this and it helps the learning process. the concept of "most common phrases" is a good one.

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2:31 Oh... I'm glad that I put this through Google Translate. I tried saying this a few times. According to the translation, I've been saying, "I recently switched sex jobs."

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Best laugh I've had all day! Get those tones right! The word for new is the first tone. The word for sex is fourth tone. They are VERY different, so make sure that you can hear/pronounce these words correctly.

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How can you answer “ I have been better” or something like that. It’s not often where you’d want to say it, but sometimes may need to.

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还 好 号 I think it is: is all good with you yet?

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The way you pronounce zui sounds different. What part of China are you from?

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Might be more helpful if you explained that the grammer is different and does not match your text. Example; "Shenme', meaning, what. 什么

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I was in store earlier, buying a soymilk to quench my thirst after meal (😅😂🤣 too much information). I said xiexie after the purchase, and the person replied zaijian. Is that normal?

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You said thanks, they said bye. That seems normal to me

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It literally means 'see you again'... I just got back from Taiwan. I felt like some clerks ended the purchase transaction very quickly--instead of encouraging me to keep browsing, thank me, etc.

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I think 还好吗 is less common.at least for young people

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Sounds a little cheesy

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thank you! i have a doubt, is there a difference between 尝, 试, and 尝试 ? the word "try" means a lot of things in english, so simply saying they mean try doesnt answer much

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From what i know 尝 is more for trying food, tasting something

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