Speak English in Chinese Accent

[@sn0wybabi]

I'm a chinese and I think it's harder to speak Chinese English than perfect English lmaooooo

[@plmdea]

I’m Chinese and it is true

[@stevenshi980]

​@C% n6 lmaooo four years ago i had like a very heavy chinese accent cuz i genuinely couldn't speak English and now when I try to speak in Chinese accent I just sound like I'm over exaggerating it

[@edmondlu4410]

Exactly, I don’t even know how they speak like that

[@user-853]

I'm romanian but it's so hard to speak with a english accent

[@ObserverEffect-xp4dk]

你好。我是亚美尼亚人。我学习中文

[@S4R1N]

Thank you for this, I have a meeting with a client's account manager soon, he's an older Chinese guy who speaks with a very heavy Chinese accent and mumbles over the phone so it's incredibly difficult to understand. Trying to get my brain to change gears and and preparse so I can understand him better I just googled "chinese english accent" and this was the first video and it's extremely helpful.

[@BA_Learning_Diary]

I need to learn Chinese English Accent

[@JunBienLaw]

Hope you can learn from the video!

[@BA_Learning_Diary]

Jun Bien Law yea I watched all of them thanks dear

[@brshkid666]

me too,even i am chiness my self i born in china and i speak Mandarin. i just want be annoying to learn my own accent

[@sn0wybabi]

Lol

[@ಠಿ_ಠಿ-ಝ2ರ]

First learn Indian accent

[@南降雪]

I'm Japanese and we also have many loanwords😄 supermarket→スーパーマーケット(su-pa-ma-ketto) tomato→トマト(tomato) potato→ポテト(poteto) When we write down these words, we use 「カタカナ」. If you get interested, search more about Japanese loanwords❣️

[@JunBienLaw]

Hi thank you!

[@allainosman2989]

Wow, nice

[@Scott48-m7e]

@@JunBienLaw Does "knee how ma" mean how are you?

[@hny5275]

This is very informative for like me who's studying world Englishes right now.

[@r.casagrande8689]

Chinese saying thank you: Sankyou

[@Wonderlandorsi]

Japanese too

[@BarbaraBrasileiro]

Thank you so much. You know, this video is also useful for ESL speakers that work with and need to understand Chinese people with strong accents speaking English. So, it's important to understand the logic behind this particular pronunciation so we can communicate better.

[@АленаЯр-й5в]

I like it! sounds so adorable and i understood all words in Chinese English.

[@halegaunt9683]

Thank you..There are also many foreigners who deal with Chinese people for business and struggle to understand theirEnglish. So if you make other videos and try to do business conversations that would be much appreciated.

[@sznaredrum]

Very informative! Thank you so much

[@alexzuma2024.]

i will take inspiration from the description: hello, everybody! my name is alex! i have been living in romania since my lifetime! my favorite movie is inside out because inside out is very cool!

[@vickilljoy6099]

I'm just here for D&D research but I do wonder why this video exists in the first place lmao

[@vitanburg3937]

same lmao

[@petehale3035]

Me too.

[@thirstwithoutborders995]

For actors or spies.

[@SamuelLee-gw6wr]

I heard these mispronounciations from mainland professors: Methane -> messane (from materials class) Main -> mun (from c++ class) Equilibrium -> Equiliumbrilium (from thermo class) Celsius -> Scissors (from thermo class) Thanks for the vid btw

[@JunBienLaw]

Technology -> teknoleg

[@SamuelLee-gw6wr]

@@JunBienLaw My TA pronounced "chromium" as "chloride" today

[@alexeva3657]

I love Chinese accent, so sweet ❤️

[@nabilananou5764]

Omg i love it that was informal and funny at the same time 😄😄 , my bestie is from HG her English is perfect better than mine , however there's this guy i met online his English is so funny but cute

[@MI-zt1wv]

My Chinese friend literally talks like this

[@hazelreformina5139]

This is very informative and cute and funny at the same time. Thanks

[@JunBienLaw]

Aww, thank you :D

[@moushumipardesi]

I'm Indian and I think the Chinese English accent sounds super cute. I came here to learn how exactly they are pronouncing things like bond, etc.

[@ankitaharwal5886]

I agree

[@Shrapnel82]

Something I've been thinking is that there isn't one single Chinese accent. A foreign accent comes about because the pronunciation of the native language is put onto the target language. Russians speaking English pronounce English with elements of Russian (rolled "R"s, lack of articles, for examples), and a French accent would import French pronunciation onto English. A Chinese accent would thus bring elements of Chinese pronunciation onto English, however, there are many dialects of Chinese, many are mutually incomprehensible. Nanjing Hua speakers can't understand a word of Chengdu Hua, for example. I would imagine the way a Beijinger (with the piratey "R" sounds) would pronounce English differently than a Guangzhou Ren who grew up with Cantonese.

[@liangchen4679]

ngl thats prob true

[@CHRF-55457]

I feel like one way to describe the number of Chinese dialects is like comparing it to a turtle species. There's so many turtle species yet most of them are very similar to each other.

[@user-wy5fe1lt5f]

It is great video That's i have watched about the different pronunciation between English and Chinese！

[@shrutidivekar7955]

OMG sir you have Shri Gayatri mantra tattoo; and thankyou for making video on this topic. I really wanted to know more about Chinese English accent.

[@francescotota7825]

That’s a serious Cantonese accent!😂

[@leopardlover8530]

4:03 I lost it xD Never thought of it that way.

[@JunBienLaw]

:D :D

[@victorcardoso4188]

I'm going to have a meeting with chinese team in english, thank you for this video.

[@nooracamilla7172]

Its very cute and funny listen to the chinese people english accent

[@thirstwithoutborders995]

I am already shook too. To me this has always been one of the most charming English accents. Listening to people speak like this is like a massage for the brain, especially if they keep the Mandarin sentence structure. True, not true, la?

[@xuubob7969]

hello, your pronunciation sounds comfortable, I could know your meaning exactly without the subtitles. I have also learned some tips from your video, thank you very much.

[@ssssbas8765]

what you said in this video just is the part of direct translation

[@samlin5194]

这老哥本身的口音就很Chinese🙃 这个视频有点八十步笑百步的感觉

[@yyzhg6894]

还哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈

[@你爹-y3f]

哈哈哈哈哈哈

[@junhaoong941]

有种感觉你是马来西亚人

[@hellocheese8283]

哈哈哈

[@sn0wybabi]

哈哈哈😂

[@justiceforjusteen]

I am not of Chinese descent but my speaking accent is very similar to a Chinese accent. Whether I speak English or my native language, I always speak with a Chinese accent.

[@RodericGanadin]

thank you for helping me understand my chinese Teacher I don't understand her English because of mispronunciation or I should say her English accent

[@deulalune]

I plan to apply this to chinese

[@MrPlamor]

I understand now where all this accent come from but k live it so sweet

[@baisalzhumabay3012]

For me it is easy to understand Chinese who speaks English than Britanian who speaks English😂😂😂

[@tongliu706]

I have seen the movie, crazy rich Asians, the exact accent, so familiar

[@brenos.5017]

Asian accents are incredibly funny to hear. Indian, chinese and japanese accents are by far the best non-native accents of the english language

[@alexzuma2024.]

tumblebugs can be transliterated into tan bao si (romanization only)

[@MustangDesudiroz]

this si the 2nd funniest accnet i know next to southern indian.

[@remaG_eht_auhsohJkraM]

Its look similar in english but little bit different

[@yanhaizhongyu]

Partially true, not all. You Don't know how popular English education or learning is right now in China. For decades, English has been the standard second language in schools cross all grades. People are getting more and more fluent in daily English, well, still, British English. People From south China may struggle with pronunciation as you just said in this video due to their own accent in Chinese which changed the structure of their tones, similar to India English. A lot of people don't distinguish the sounds of 'r', 'j', 'y' , 's' 'sh'.

[@nooracamilla7172]

At my work one lady speak so funny i love listening to her accent. She says wat dru you wat sir

[@MayBeGuy]

I like the Chinese Accent of Speaking English cuz' I'm learning Mandarin (a beginner).

[@serdavosseaworth6115]

Dude this is insightful AF. Thanks my guy

[@angelxvcr-c4m]

im learning to speak this way

[@lounardteorica1078]

So that is why those off brand bluetooth speakers sounds like that.

[@jacobnewmanlim2470]

This is more of a Cantonese English accent

[@tutown7167]

Indeed, as a language that has developed independently, Chinese features short syllables and consecutive explosive sounds distinct from English. Therefore, Chinese speakers who aren't proficient in English tend to speak it with Chinese habits, which sounds quite awkward. However, due to the wide range of pronunciations in Chinese, Chinese people are the only ones in East Asia who can pronounce R and F correctly

[@jdmmya]

Haha I really love when I need go help customers who normally they called Kim, Shon It's funny and Entertainment I mean I love the fact of talking 2 languajes and have your own accent

[@rajramamurthi7255]

Fantastic video!!

[@LizCF]

Great video! thanks a lot!!!

[@jadoll]

I love James Bond, too.

[@benjaminli21]

This is so funny🤣🤣🤣🤣 hey man you should make a video for Chinese English speaker on how to lose Chinese accent😄

[@slientsoul4609]

omg thank you so much. now I can practise listening to this and perhaps finally be able to follow my professors' classes😂

[@JunBienLaw]

Wonderful!

[@BYDADVERTISINGDEPARTMENT]

Wow,oh I’m british and it’s kind of weird hearing that

[@BYDADVERTISINGDEPARTMENT]

like james bond, but wait...is it jam bon or james bond

[@speedomars]

Good job.

[@shadowmaster9780]

Tung shue mandarin, fih hij winh, Cantonese

[@cotowaifu]

My internet friend is chinese, when we play pubg it's very difficult for me to understand what he says. I feel awkward when I don't know what to answer him, coz I didn't understand the question 😅

[@МаликаПалтушева]

Thank you for the video!

[@obethlio491]

I have had six interviews with Chinese people, I didn't pass because the accent was very difficult to understand. even though my english is good

[@fanwan1206]

I'm German Chinese, fluent in mandarin, but I find it sooo hard to mimic a Chinese accent in English, anything from Italian, french to Japanese, Korean even Indian is easy. But Chinese is really hard to mimic even though I speak it fluently. Even singlish and Cantonese Chinese accent is easier for me (I do speak some canto due to my dad)

[@JunBienLaw]

Mix around mandarin people and you will get the gist

[@frankiedomanico9701]

How would a native Mandarin speaker say the word “English”?

[@pumbar]

That is the funniest video ever, I know you'll never see this.

[@KevinSanchez-jy4ef]

This makes Glaswegian seem easy.

[@shadowmaster9780]

There is a big difference between mandarin and Cantonese

[@mrbuck2646]

Chinese army accent: Don't = szoncha But = ba cha Area = aeaa Here = heaa Clear = Cliaa Right = yait Sir = sa Commander = ka man da

[@bantuvoicemuchaik.k.7715]

其实这视频让我更好的学汉字。。🤣🤣

[@blackhemidfrostyear6315]

It s very informative and interesting. Thank u for that! (And veeeery funny)

[@JunBienLaw]

So nice of you!! :)

[@Min-Jeong2003]

thats more like cantonese English accent

[@justinkim4456]

I think you should add ummm, hmmm in between every words

[@bailinli7311]

说句实话，我一点儿都不觉得像。

[@Pandora21285]

You're so Hangshen just like Jems Baand. I Wang to be like you

[@yvettecrystal6075]

Generally speaking, it's less continuous than natives.

[@chiayuchang5540]

It sounds pretty Chinese already when he’s not imitating the accent on purpose.

[@yayebublya]

I watched this vid, to learn that stereotype Chinese english 😂

[@yipingfu7448]

I lost it when i speak to my chinese boss

[@AyamNasiHainan]

Uncle roger need to watch this... haiyaaaa

[@alexzuma2024.]

you can just mock a chinese accent when speaking english

[@nicoleraheem1195]

4:07 那个 kinda sounds like Nigga. When I first heard it and read what it meant I had to laugh. It's just amazes me how what can mean one thing on one side of the world, means something completely different on another side of the world. And what one may take offense to, another may not yet we worry our little heads over semantics. I was really searching for a video to help me understand tones and accents in Chinese so to help me advance with my Mandarin studies and I came across your video. It's humorous but I get nothing but the truth from it and I totally understand because I do the same thing with ENGLISH when learning other languages to help me with pronunciation. But, with using this method, it kinda has that Pinyin effect; you can't depend on it.

[@JunBienLaw]

Its good that you are learning Mandarin, it will definitely benefit you in the future. Watching this video might not help you, the major getaway is that transliteration is factor of Mandarin Accent. And good that you pick up 那个 as Nigga. LOL When you start to pick up a new language with English as a help, its recommended that progressively you have to avoid using English and start to use Chinese words to help you on pronunciation, grammar and vocab. Happy Learning :)

[@nicoleraheem1195]

@@JunBienLaw I'm not sure how much of a benefit it would be for me as a black woman😬😬. We all can't be teachers and translators😭...but it's fun to learn. Yes, I agree with you. I've expressed the same thing above. "Can't depend on it." That learning method can only get one so far.😭 It was exactly what I did the first two weeks of my self study lessons.😭 I was all over the place but I finally developed a structural plan: *Learn sentence structure(SVO)+ build vocabulary + replay pronunciation video 525,600(RentJoke) times 😭 I'll be taking Chinese language this summer, in college,😬so, I know they are going to have me learn that part of the language I skipped over: Stroke names😂 It's really for entrainment purposes. People can be so judgey with blacks and I'm already anti sometimes sooooooooooooooo, idk maybe I'll one day meet Donnie Yen and be his second wife. Who knows😀😀😀😂

[@JunBienLaw]

@@nicoleraheem1195 What?? Black can't be teachers and translators? Thats racist. Anyhow, its a good learning curve for you to pick up a new language. Imagine that first two weeks would lead you to a more structured plan of nailing it. Great learning plan, but I would suggest to start watching Chinese Drama on netflix, or Chinese songs. Maybe start to mingle with Chinese people? I believe there are plenty Chinese people in your area, like Chinese people nowadays are every where. Believe me, if you try to speak Mandarin to them, they will be intrigued and very welcome to talk to you or even make good friends :D Anyhow, I might not understand your problem on racism. But I believe that colors are to impress not to be biased. I believe you have every potential and prospect to do anything you like :D P.S. Please introduce Donnie Yen to me if you happened to be his second wife LOL

[@etangy2263]

If you type the n word it’s still racist man

[@sentient1640]

my professor is Chinese and i don't understand him at all. :(

[@supergamezman]

I was not able to understand the content of the most recent book I read. It was quite dense and had no relation to chinese, and I frankly do not know how I found my way to this video. Regardless, you seem happy to produce such content and I hope you never meet my fate. I am no longer unable to read without thinking of this video. Godspeed traveler.

[@meghashyaamsagar6046]

0:02

[@Monseoir_Bart_Krackshaw]

this man is the default hk skin.

[@vanngai5464]

Good video

[@dorthy739]

🇺🇸 Very educational 👏👏 Thank you, so much!!!

[@JunBienLaw]

Welcome :)

[@yoshiwong9783]

唔错啊

[@nikdocha.5228]

Yow im up for an interview i think and the interviewer is chinese. Wish me luck

[@JunBienLaw]

Good luck!

[@roppuon3549]

4:01 - 4:03 😂😂😂haha wkwk

[@Kurumi_6_10th]

i wonder if i will be able to find people who speaks English just enough to guide me across streets or how to arrive to common places or buying things. i wonder if that would be easier if i get to visit the popular cities like Shangai or Beijing. good video by the way ^^,

[@JunBienLaw]

You can find people speaks good English in big cities like Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou. I believe the youngster can speak fairly good English :)

[@Kurumi_6_10th]

@@JunBienLaw Woooow, firstly, i'm sorry for the late reply! you're so kind sir, also i feel more relieved hearing that, it looks like now i will do ok with English, thanks for the clarification! furthermore, i will keep in mind that younger people is more English knowledgeable.

[@md.sohelsarker4036]

Very veey important

[@dbuc4671]

finally someone who realizes there is a difference between the cantonese accent and mandarin chinese accents lol. so many "chinese" accent videos on here are cantonese accents

[@Shrapnel82]

I wonder if that's because the Cantonese accent is the most well known of Chinese accent due Hong Kong movies. In many people's minds, "Speaking in a Chinese accent = imitating Bruce Lee".

[@Nick-dr4ec]

Cantonese accents are the funny ones that people make fun like Indian accent

[@jackgrabos1764]

Bro said the n word 💀💀

[@icemoown9792]

I learn chinese since I'm 6 years old until 12 years old. Now I'm 17 and I forgot some of the words.

[@JunBienLaw]

Keep on learning :D

[@icemoown9792]

I'll try :)

[@jimmykor3820]

4:08 I lost my shit.

[@佛西]

I think this is mostly a Cantonese speaker English account to be honest. After all there are a whole bunch of Cantonese descendents who live in different countries so ppl thought it was Chinese accents. Actually Chinese ppl have different mother tongues that influenced their English accent such as Mongolian speakers, Shanghainese speakers, Hokkien speakers, Sichuanese speakers, Manchurian Korean speakers etc. they are all speaking different English accents. Cultures are very different as well. So I think it is probably not accurate to say 'Chinese English accent'.

[@CHRF-55457]

Yep

[@claytonaramis5829]

Wow very informative thanks me shuile.

[@JunBienLaw]

My pleasure :D

[@gamingvn3797]

James Bon

[@JunBienLaw]

James Bond = JB

[@ameenalchembirikki512]

Awesome! 🤣🤣🤣

[@zendite]

I'm learning Chinese accent to make my gf laugh

[@JunBienLaw]

hope you succeed in doing that!

[@zendite]

@@JunBienLaw yes all I need is a gf now

[@nidhisachdeva4040]

@@zendite LMFAO

[@kavyamurali3479]

Very informative and funny😊

[@chizunuts]

Tsuuuuuu tsuuu tsuuuu!!!! Thanktsuuuuu for explaining it to us I actually like saying tsuuuu hehe

[@JunBienLaw]

Thank tsu!