Explain 是...的 (shi...de) Structure in Chinese. | Chinese Grammar Beginning/Intermediate Level

[@chanikasritara8452]

Great and fun teaching! 1。你是怎么学中文的？ 2。我是在冬天出生的。 3。你们是怎么认识的？ 4。 你是从哪里得到我的电话号码的？

[@tangy9311]

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[@sweathogstickerpicker]

Agreed!

[@Userm10000]

bEST LAO SHI EVER, I believe that you're very clever to make this explain very easy to understand

[@rglee]

I am a Chinese native speaker and I watch your video to improve my English speaking skills.😊

[@charleswalters5284]

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[@LordRubino]

Beautiful video as always. And the little comedy situations are so great and helpful ❤ i love your format. 谢谢你❤

[@Mathdmd]

As clear as It could be. Thank's!

[@LizafromWhere]

Not sure if I come for the Chinese or the acting?! I moved from China like you but to next door....Myanmar. So now I need to look at you to improve my Chinese for my KZbin channel and for work as some of my student's parents don't speak English so I need to speak Chinese to them. Blessings from Miss Liza in Yangon. You killed me with the boyfriend skit.....'I didn't have a chance'!🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesnotking]

excellent lesson! 说说老师总结要点的能力真是一流。

[@Tessi-Tu]

Thanks. That's so informative 😊

[@Diego-ss7sg]

Excellent lesson 老师, that was super clear and helpful!

[@andydidyouhear]

你有温和的目光。你提供的句子非常精彩。

[@xiaoyedeshenghuo]

谢谢你，我是留学生，下周我会用你的知识讲这个语法❤

[@julianonascimento8975]

他谢谢你了，你的办法很清楚的！

[@ВоваБойко-ш3ч]

Я Вам Дуже дякую...це неймовірно зрозуміло!

[@craigmeulen2366]

Excellent illustrations of the context which determines the choice of structure. Thanks!

[@Kit-so2pf]

What a clear explanation! Thank you shuo laoshi, your videos have been so useful for me ! :)

[@ahh613]

The choice between shi...de and le is not a matter of emphasis. It is a question of whether or not you want to connect this information as extra information to the main event.

[@frechjo]

I knew about this pattern from different sources, but it's the first time I see it explained like this. It's much more clear now what's its purpose, or how to use it right :)

[@susanprepejchal3112]

This is super helpful--Thank you!

[@davidelliott1123]

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[@DouyinUNITE]

解释「是...的」句型在汉语中的用法，适合初中级学习者。观看视频加深理解。

[@ollieanntan4478]

This was really helpful to me. Thank you for posting!

[@adriandeboer7823]

wow, such a good teacher.

[@TheRoboticFerret]

your explanations are always so clear!! 谢谢你

[@kaia8264]

Thank you so much! Your videos are very useful!

[@catchthebook5862]

This lesson was so clearly.thanks ❤

[@mountaintag]

"This video was made by my teacher" "这个视频是我老师制作的" In the 是…的 construction, if 是 is followed by a person, then I think it's a special case. This is not emphasizing any detail. The person after 是 is the doer of the action. And the subject of the sentence is what they created. So this is the "passive voice", expressed with "by" in English. I don't think that 被 would be used for the passive voice if someone created something.

[@mir7359]

You are AMAZING!

[@rsainz1296]

This structure has confused me so much and for so long, but with your explanation I am beginning to understand! I will review this. Thank you. By the way, because of this video I subscribed 😊

[@ananiasmata547]

Very useful. Thank you❤❤❤❤

[@pinky2ne185]

So to sum up 🆙 we use “shì”是 and “的 if we want extra information about something or we want to emphasise about specific information in the sentence . Correct me if I’m wrong 📖

[@MadGuitarNorbi]

Very Good explanation 🙌🙌👏👏

[@syedmdabid7191]

Oh no! Very fast conversation!!!

[@QueenXKnit]

So so helpful ❤❤❤❤

[@johnwolf7073]

thank you for lesson!

[@upenderchouhan1212]

Thanks a lot, mam

[@Barbarossa-heir]

Thank you 😊❤❤❤❤ Great video

[@ВоваБойко-ш3ч]

Я предполагаю слово "именно"....где, когда , зачем, откуда вы *именно* взялись на мою голову😂 Превосходная конструкция в китайском языке...очень понравилось...главное понять

[@marion6695]

Danke

[@eliamariaguzman7321]

Great Job shuo laoshi, xie xie ni

[@Dave6177]

Great lesson! Hadn't heard about this structure before 😁👍. Btw. could you also ask "你昨天是几点回的家" ? Like Verb+ 的+Object instead of V+O+ 的. Or does 回 not work like a verb like that?

[@mountaintag]

I think that 回 can't really be separated from the place you're going back to, especially if it's 家. I think that 回家 is like "go home" in English, and you can't put anything between the two words. But I think it would be okay to say: 你是什么时候买的你家？"When did you buy your home?" Here, I have separated 家 from 买, and this should be okay. It's the same as: 你是什么时候买你家的？

[@Dragonkller-mg5og]

Can you say for future reference? : 他是明天晚上回国的 He will return tomorrow night ?

[@Braveplantt]

Can you talk about tianannmen incident, I want to hear your opinion. Mein freund in China (I’m from HK btw)😊😊😊

[@Leticia-un8sp]

我的中文不太好😅 but I'll try answer the exercises in the end of the video: 1 你是怎么学习的中文？ 2 idk how to say winter, neither born 😢 3 你们是怎么认识的？ 3 你是哪里[get]我的[number]的？

[@GeorgAnkar]

1.你是怎么学汉语的？ 2. 我是冬天出生的。 3. 你们是怎么认识的？ 4. 你是怎么得到的我的电话号码？

[@kaia8264]

My homework) 1. How did you study Chinese? 你是怎么学习中文的？ 2. I was born in winter. 我出生的时候是冬天的。 3. How did you guys meet? 你们人是怎么认识的？ 4. Where did you get my number? 你是从哪里得到的我的电话号码？

[@SpanishWorld-zu2nm]

So, if I am asking somebody what their job is, should I say 你是做什么工作的 ?? Only if I am asking further information? Like, person A says 我有工作 then person B says 你是做什么工作的 ?

[@ShuoshuoChinese]

Great question! This is not the 是…的 structure discussed here, “你是做什么工作的” and “你做什么工作” basically have the same meaning. How to tell? - the fact in the past follows the pattern of “who did what (I had food, she went to China, He bought book, etc) , so we don’t dig into the “what” part because it’s already apart of the known fact. In other words, we don’t use “什么What” as the question word for 是…的 structure.

[@SpanishWorld-zu2nm]

@@ShuoshuoChinese Okay, that makes sense because in the video you said 是…的 is used for "when, where, from where, why, how, and with whom". So, I could say 你是怎么知道这个活动的? if the event is a known fact for both parties and I am asking how you knew about it, whereas 你怎么知道这个活动? is like asking "how did you know about this event?" when the event wasn't a known fact for both parties, like if I came in and saw an event written on your calendar that I didn't know about and I asked you"how did you find out about this event?" Is that right?

[@ShuoshuoChinese]

This might be a bit hard to understand but the “known fact” in your example is not “这个活动”，but “你知道这个活动”。To ask “how did you know this activity “ is “你是怎么知道这个活动的？” While “你怎么知道这个活动” is more like “How come you know this activity?”

[@joannasolski2674]

Genial!

[@thomasrowe6073]

cool

[@goal-Football]

🙏🙏🙏🙏 thanks

[@matthewmarston5149]

Man, I wish I could take BUDS and slide it in the comment section 😊

[@deryugituberschlechthingh6911]

how to distinguish what questions more in detailed？ why with whom one is still not yet？

[@ngabui6601]

你真的漂亮

[@ekoi1995]

If a linguist would name this 是…的 structure, it would be focus structure or topic-comment construction.

[@hectorpg1181]

But I can say simply: 我昨天来了这里 And I don't need to ad shi or de

[@EmeliaAyiku-cc8jt]

1 你是怎么学习中文 的？

[@spacescopex]

请看看我的《同音识字法》。请提意见。多谢。

[@sofashapacutekitties]

1.你是怎么学中文的? 2. 我是冬天出生的。 3. 你们是怎么认识的? 4. 你是从哪里得到我的电话号码的?

[@AmericanCopperDragonChile]

How about Nî de lingju she shei de bei sha le!? #meAsTheNosyPasserby

[@alexsas2311]

Ni shi hao laoshi

[@lewhensilvar3521]

my attempt: 你是怎么学汉语的？ 我是冬天出生的。 你们是怎么认识的？ 你是怎么找我的号码的？

[@SingaporeSlung]

你是怎么学习中文的？ 我是在冬天出生的。 你们是怎么认识的？ 你是怎么得到我的电话号码的？

[@RyGuy36]

這個禮拜的影片不翼而飛 怎麼了

[@ShuoshuoChinese]

哈哈 待会就上传！

[@stantonkramer2986]

ShuoShuo.... PLEASE SLOW THINGS DOWN!!!! Within the few first few seconds of this video you displayed shi and de which stayed on the screen a whole 1.75 seconds! If you want your people to be able to learn the characters you MUST display them for MUCH longer. If you have two characters up, with that timing that gives people less than a full second per character to see where they are displayed and POSSIBLY be able to remember what they look like. THERE IS NO NEED TO GO THAT FAST. Your content is great, but you make it difficult for (at least new Chinese students) to follow your content. Yes, there are times when one has to listen to spoken Chinese at full speed as some of your videos do. But when introducing WRITTEN DISPLAYS OR MATERIAL Strongly suggest you linger on the displays 5 to 10 times longer than you do. You will find many more students and subscribers. Thank you.

[@евгенийдолгих-д1о]

为什么说是去中国的 应该是说是去的中国

[@Braveplantt]

WAIT 自行車IS NOT BIKE, ITS A MOTORBIKE EMOTIONAL DAMAGE

[@sunstar2599]

Teacher: i am totally lost in this sentence. >>Zhè jiàn shì bú shì ni yinggãi zhidào de. This is not something you should know. Why is shi bu shi translated as :this is not.

[@hgazikaya]

Nice lesson, but the teacher speaks English more than Chinese.

[@thanhlenguyentran2131]

”如果你是2012年毕业的，那你比我大5岁“这么说对不对？姐姐

[@ShuoshuoChinese]

是对的哦

[@matthewmarston5149]

Speak Mandarin Chinese? 😂

[@NhatLinhNguyen82]

What is your point?

[@mrbluemoose4296]

???