Study Chinese With Me! 跟美国女生一起学习中文 VOCABULARY TIPS GALORE!

Hello all you beautiful people! Thanks for tuning in! I'm glad ya'll wanna #studychinese with me! You can find links to everything I mentioned in the video down below:
◉ 我如何学习中文?】How I Learned FLUENT Mandarin Chinese: • 【我如何学习中文?】How I Learne...
◉ Chinese Character Workbook: www.amazon.com...
◉ Zhongwen: Chinese-English Dictionary: chrome.google....
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[@JKim-gt2fd]

i honestly love how she flips between chinese and english mid-sentence.

[@vyentro29]

It’s oddly endearing for some reason lol

[@jodemathew2839]

最好的办法就是真正正正地去中国待一阵子，不用多长时间你的中文就会突飞猛进。环境很重要。

[@badmharya]

I love that too

[@fsh3702]

and she speak Chinese and English in the same feelings and same style like she is bilingual since born, this is so amusing.

[@sir8509]

My first chinese teacher used to say in order to really learn a character you need to forget how to write it 7 times. I think copying the character over and over it's good method but it's quite easy to forget it after even a short period of time. You should try to retrieve it from memory and write it down without looking at it. Also try and practice writing 1 character once then another character once and then go back to the first one, its a good way to strenghten your memory and speed up the forgetting process.

[@AfroLinguo]

I don't even practice writing them characters haha. I just use a computer or phone.

[@lindatrangle]

Thanks for the advice! :D

[@nightwish8882]

没错，必须要忘掉的之前的语言才能学好第二种语言

[@perlamadrid660]

I’ll try this. I usually write them 100 each one.

[@sunbang9000]

That is the essential skill, and that is how Chinese people learn a new character. We look at it, and we memorize it, at least memorized it for a short time. We memorize characters by components or the whole forms, not strokes. So I think it is important to train your brain to process "image". Another benefit is we can quickly identify a character, since we memorize it by the whole image not strokes.

[@MarkusBlue]

She speak Chinese (second language) faster than her English (native language) 😂

[@misa4923]

Yes 🙌 this is my goal ngl

[@sufeiya3794]

Speaking very fast can be kind of unpleasant to listen to. Depending on context. Besides it can even be considered unpolite in some cultures.

[@user-rx9zl7iz4d]

@@sufeiya3794 is it impolite with mandarin? i heard ppl say Chinese is a fast speaking language... but i thought it was spanish hmm

[@purestone5457]

Excuse me,but "She speaks.....

[@tabruc4186]

It might just be that the language itself is speedier, because there are some that when compared do tend to clock faster times on average, but I also think that people tend to hear foreign languages as incredibly fast regardless due to unfamiliarity (I don't know if it's a foreign language for you, of course).

[@mia-rd4ym]

雪莲小姐 I just KNOW you took hours to edit this video. I appreciate your efforts and I want you to know that you’re one of the best KZbinrs that do Chinese videos

[@southofpaz8527]

Pls give your phone or watsap number. Iam a chinese student from india❣️

[@facemanfu1610]

小姐😂😂😂

[@mia-rd4ym]

faceman FU 小姐 used in Southern China and Taiwan translates to “Miss”, and doesn’t have the connotation of a prostitute ...

[@southernmandarin9651]

你很棒，加油，坚持就是胜利✌🏻我来自上海，I just started a channel to share Chinese culture, Chinese language and life in China. 相互学习，多多交流，谢谢

[@snq01]

Agree!

[@waqasali-so8bj]

太谢谢你了，我住在德国来自巴基斯坦的， 在中国上了5年的大学和已经通过HSK6。看了你的视频给我带来很多新的学中文的方法。因为我不要忘记中文，所以得要每天学一点点就行了。我把Chinese-English pop up 词典已经下载加上我Chrome for windows了。 谢谢 🙏

[@micasala8535]

中国小学一年级上册课本，到六年级，从小学开始学习。

[@Maria-zj2df]

你好厉害呀， 还能写这么多中文字。 好棒， 加油！

[@nobody-gd9bz]

加油，巴铁！

[@hmj5884]

@@user-ee4lr6rf7o 没有那么难吧。。。

[@cloudbuilder74]

我帮你修改一下。“太谢谢你了，我住在德国来自巴基斯坦， 在中国上了5年大学已经通过HSK6了。看了你的视频给我带来了很多新的学中文的方法。因为我不想忘记中文，所以每天学一点点就行了。我把Chinese-English pop up 词典已经下载加上我Chrome for windows了。”

[@jazminem98]

i’m studying korean and your tips fit me so well. i’ve been studying a bunch of vocabulary. i’m an extreme beginner lol but i’m doing well so far ❤️❤️

[@laykenroe6739]

대박인데! 너는 할 수 있어♥ 파이팅🤗

[@jazminem98]

Layken Roe ☺️❤️

[@isabella.delucca]

할 수 있어, 친구! 화이팅!!!

[@abnormia]

한국어는 힘들 수 있지만 열심히 공부하시면 할 수 있어요! 제 경험으로 잘하려면 몇년이 걸리지만, 매일 한국어를 공부하면 더 빨리 배울 수 있죠 ^^

[@southofpaz8527]

@@abnormia Pls give your phone or watsap number. Iam a chinese student from india❣️

[@SuperGuitarboyz]

I always feel like she drinks 10 cups of coffee before doing these videos. So energetic ❤

[@MK-sb3qi]

Hi guys! As someone who has been studying Chinese for 7 years but has never been able to reach that fluency level the most important thing you have to do is go to China! Go for a few a months to speak Chinese all day everyday and after that you'll actually be able to comprehend Chinese fluently. Most fluent foreigners studied Chinese in China or lived there, if you only study Chinese in your home country, no matter how much you try you will not be able to become fluent. Chinese is not like studying English or Italian, you won't be able to speak like JJ or other KZbinrs without interacting and being exposed around mandarin on a daily basis. If you have the time and resources spend a few semester in a Chinese speaking city, it will be the greatest reward for yourself! Thank you JJ for the great video, your advises are incredible ❤︎

[@WrongXNumber]

My friend went to study in Taiwan for 1 month. and besides that, he didn't live/study in China for a longer period of time. However, his ex was Chinese and his Mandarin is so good even Natives are reallyyy impressed. I went with my friend for the same trip to Taiwan and I have already worked in CS with Chinese customers (speaking in Chinese with them ofc) and had no issues with that. I know many people who got scholarship and studied in China for 6 months/1 year but they were hanging out mainly with foreigners or they didn't want to study that much. What I'm trying to say - you can learn the language, even when you're staying mainly in your country. It's maybe more difficult but not impossible.

[@MK-sb3qi]

@K C You are very right its definitely not impossible. For example, I lived in a small city and always had private or Skype lessons and the only person I practiced with irl Chinese was my tutor for 3h/week. Yes, I was able to study, memorize and learn 2000+ characters. However, my speaking abilities are 1/4 of what I can read or understand. And that was because I never practiced speaking enough and my tutors always told me that I need to go to china to have my tongue "untied". And another factor is that HSK does not include an oral examination and you don't "need" to work on that. What I mean is that if you go to a Chinese speaking country with the aim of actually speaking Chinese there then you're gonna take off 100 times faster and better that you would have anywhere else.

[@WrongXNumber]

@@MK-sb3qi I totally understand. My point was that some of the people don't have an opportunity to study abroad or to go to China and stay there for longer period of time - like me for example :p They were and still are scholarships available but I can't go due to some personal reasons. I think it's important for people to know that if they put enough work, find some good Chinese friends it is still possible to speak Mandarin at good level.

[@ronaldm9886]

@@WrongXNumber Look at this guy Moses Mccormick. He's never been to China but the reaction he gets from Chinese people in restaurants, malls and on the street, his Mandarin is excellent. He is self taught and knows about 49 other languages. He has some great level ups on youtube.

[@user-cg7cv9iu7x]

Thx for your shitty piece of advice ms.Expert in language learning. If you have nooo idea on how to learn a language , and failed in it that doesn't mean that others will fail just like you. Matt vs Japan is a great example

[@florzinharebi2134]

Ahhhh, you became my favorite KZbinr! It's so hard to find foreigners that speak Chinese on KZbin. Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@wjsxx9535]

啊,我理解错了hhhh,当我没说

[@AfroLinguo]

And her chinese is so like on point. Just listening to the audio, it is like she was born in China.

[@sharklee5469]

Alots

[@ritapita3072]

There are quite many actually

[@francosantosperez5973]

You're amazing, I can speak Chinese, Spanish, Korean and English, but you're the QUEEN. I RESPECT YOU SO MUCH! My favourite youtuber since today.

[@ireneocchipinti4477]

한국어도 말할 수 있군요? 정말 멋있어요! 저는 1년동안 배우고 있지만 매우 어려워요 ㅜㅜ 배워야 되는 문법과 어휘가 아직 많이 있고 말하기 연습하기 위해 사는 지역에서 한국 사람이 없는 것 같고 때로 때로 한국어를 잘 알기와 잘 말할 수 있는 것도 거의 불가능해요 ㅜㅜ 언어를 어떻게 알아요? 완전 궁금해요. 아마도 무례했다면 죄송합니다!

[@what_happen]

太厉害了，向你学习！୧( ⁼̴̶̤̀ω⁼̴̶̤́ )૭

[@francosantosperez5973]

@@what_happen 努力与奉献 :)

[@francosantosperez5973]

@@ireneocchipinti4477 예, 저는 할수 있습니다 n.n 음악 덕분에. Good luck, I'm peruvian and I was able to do it.

[@heatherbrown1503]

Hola como estas Ni hao Привет 아녕 Hi wassup. English is my first and only language i speak however i know some Chinese russian Spanish and little Korean

[@phillipnelson8567]

JJ rules, because her tips work for any language. No fluff. No sponsored "reviews". No fake shortcuts. Straight to the point, real instructions. And if a book/video of thousands of vocabulary words intimates you... Do 15 a day, just 15. That's over 5,000 words by the end of the year. Small (consistent) steps ---> Big results.

[@nguyenduchuy6081]

As a Vietnamese i still find it hard to pronounce Chinese but you are an American whose language does not have intonations. I really admire you.

[@ADeeSHUPA]

Are You A 越南人

[@Suite_annamite]

As Vietnamese speakers, the only sounds missing in our native tongue is the Mandarin rhotic sounds, and certain semi-vowels with different intonations. Other than that, *Vietnamese speakers should be able to say anything in any Sinitic language!*

[@minhngoc1251]

vietnameseee :))

[@jamiekellly9_7]

What I didn’t expect was she mixed Chinese and English in 1 sentence sooooo fluently , like the way some Vietnamese mix Vnm and English. :)))

[@Suite_annamite]

@@jamiekellly9_7 Except when Jillian code-switches, it's out of fluency, but when a Vietnamese-American does it, it's out of incompetence, and failure to master either language!

[@IceOpal]

wow that chrome extension really just changed my life. thank you!!

[@hashbuilder]

For phone app I recommend eudic

[@sugcrclouds2171]

her: is an american learning chinese me: hong konger repeating everything she said in english practicing my nearly-american accent lol we’re literally going for opposite goals

[@siyuul]

Lol 😂 i don’t know all the words she say cuz I speak cantoneseeeee

[@southernmandarin9651]

你很棒，加油，坚持就是胜利✌🏻我来自上海，I just started a channel to share Chinese culture, Chinese language and life in China. 相互学习，多多交流，谢谢

[@tinaw4519]

你说中文和英文都很清晰，很适合当语言老师😄

[@clairee4939]

我同意

[@cascadel2199]

对牙！😄

[@vladvlad2571]

@@cascadel2199 呀

[@cascadel2199]

@@vladvlad2571 对不起，我没看到那个汉子。

[@cascadel2199]

@@vladvlad2571 你会说流利的中文吗？

[@selectiveweirdo8274]

Her:alot of vocabulary Me:I can do that Her:shows inside of textbook Me:tf o hell naww

[@theOTHERChloeC]

😂😂 daunting!!

[@easymandarin710]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6OZdKtmgNqhhJY

[@AfroLinguo]

Wow your pronunciation is so good. You literally sound like my chinese friends and the actors in tv. So cool.

[@southofpaz8527]

Pls give your phone or watsap number. Iam a chinese student from india❣️

[@KayKay.1615]

Siddhique Ca were you going to teach her Chinese

[@AfroLinguo]

@@southofpaz8527 You mean me?

[@southofpaz8527]

@@AfroLinguo yes. Pls give. I want to improve my chinese language

[@southofpaz8527]

@@KayKay.1615 i mean learn not teach

[@yuhongwong1841]

雪蓮真的說中了學習中文的要點。和唐朝大文韓愈的主張相同：文從字順就是文法。由業餘的中文愛好者說出來，真是太天才了！

[@allenyuen54]

字學從宋 學寫我大漢宋體字先 香港人祇寫宋字 不會共匪賤體字

[@JobReadyEnglish]

JJ keep them coming. 我学习了三年汉语。我是英国人。我真的喜欢你的视频! Watch alot of foreign Chinese KZbin speakers (though there aren't loads!) you remind me of 小马 because of your speaking pace and also the really solid and down to earth advice. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@gc3130]

Do you wanna learn English? I am Chinese, we can learn it together!

[@danielcaban4979]

WOW. Her chinese isn’t fluent. It’s Native.

[@box6277]

It is really not native level, far from it...

[@deborahli3476]

No, her chinese is far away from native, because she can’t correctly prononce the différent tones and several rythmes. However, being a western foreigner, her Chinese sounds really fluent and amazing, I can understand all. It’s hard to correctly prononce every tone of every character I must say. Nevertheless when some Japanese learning Chinese, they prononce extremely perfect Chinese tones.. even Chinese people can’t figure out he/she is Japanese.

[@zanexie981]

No you guys are just ignorant. Stop being jealous pricks about her fluency in chinese. Just accept that she sounds like a Native and go learn more languages yourself.

[@howeverno7765]

@@zanexie981 ⚰

[@alinmalta8388]

Zane Xie gosh people are not being jealous but just being honest. Her Chinese is perfect. But being perfect and native speaking are two different things.

[@JustMeh...iguess]

I love how u switch to English or Chinese so naturally 😶💜

[@southernmandarin9651]

你很棒，加油，坚持就是胜利✌🏻我来自上海，I just started a channel to share Chinese culture, Chinese language and life in China. 相互学习，多多交流，谢谢

[@user-hp1os7sk9r]

雪莲中文说的非常好，人又漂亮加油💪

[@leolgleolg7994]

Her Chinese is 100% fluent, grammar 100%, native 95% ( a bit tone maybe~ ) , amazing as a foreigner .

[@anonymous138]

OMG :) 你的中文非常好。你会说流利的中文。I swear you are my inspiration. I hope my Chinese will be as good as yours :)

[@francinebernicedianas8691]

I need to learn mandarin cuz i want to watch c dramas without subtle lol

[@Yamuimosannn]

Me too! But I'm studying Japanese since 1 year ago and I have a stupid mind who always confuse Kanjis and Hanzis :(

[@francinebernicedianas8691]

Lol

[@xx-hh4fe]

@@Yamuimosannn i was learning japanese and now i want to study mandarin so bad!! but you are right it is really easy to mix them up 😔 first i should be fluent in one of them but i just can't wait ughh

[@hashbuilder]

Hi people I d like to meet some new friends and I can help u guys to improve ur mandarin (I v got some experience with my non-chinese friends). If u like talking about music with me that would be the best but like Cdramas actually I v watched a lot and I really have a bunch of hobbies we can talk about. Why not chat? My WeChat: ccb070707

[@jackmanrapid4250]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGS8hqKBa7SdqJI here is the Cdrama recommendation,check out. I highly recommend “the untamed “

[@jerrychiu8998]

雪蓮你是我在youtube上面看到的美國youtuber第一個女生，也是第一個講中文非常流利，唱歌又特別有韻味的美女。

[@ety7442]

Omg, i was skipping through your video, and then you talked about that incredible chrome extension. Thank you very much, you just upgraded my whole life.

[@madhurihembrom2958]

我是一个印度人。刚开始学中文，真有意思。你的channel 是很多有益。

[@antenehtariku]

你 好 我 是 Gabriel 我住 在 中国，重庆我今年 十 五岁。我 正 在 学 习 中文 ，我喜欢你的影片.

[@yizhang8121]

加油💪尽量学习普通话，少说方言

[@shuwan7569]

Yi Zhang 要得～

[@ssskkk8829]

你好我是Gabriel，我人在中国，目前待在重庆，我现在十五岁，正在学习中文，我喜欢你的影片

[@ssskkk8829]

Don't use english mindset to learn 中文，you won't learn anything in this way.

[@AndyMu-nl7rm]

勒是雾都

[@rikamori]

You look like you came straight out of 20s flickers😍 Love it when you switch between the two languages

[@myownway07]

...Vocabulary, Grammar points, Syntaxe... Everything is Reading and Reading is Everything.

[@HeyitsZani]

YOU. ARE. BRILLIANT. You seriously sound so good, pronunciation and everything! Such an inspiration 💗 Small youtuber here😆

[@edisonsong8074]

I personally think if you could speak Chinese in a more relax way, I mean more naturally not intentionally, your spoken Chinese would be improved to a higher level. By the way, every single Chinese word you speak sounds so clear and the pronunciation and intonation are so native!!! you are really a good language-learner!!!

[@user-jq3zl2bx9i]

你的中文很好！ very good

[@lyllies1130]

If you listen to this video just by the audio, you can´t imagine is this beautiful western woman full of knowledge.

[@emmettjay1302]

Colour association CAN work with fancy writing and highlighting etc but you HAVE to be methodical, purposeful, specific. Assign a colour to a specific thing and do it that way

[@chingchou9907]

you can totally just practice listening and learn to speak.It's not an urge to write it at the same time.Chinese is not like English, character doesn't relate too much to pronunciation.Even a Chinese kid always masters listening and speaking first before school age and spends a few years learning how to write at school.That's the most native way to Chinese learning.And when you focus on writing,take it as an art.Every Chinese character has a story for you to explore,especially for traditional Chinese character.Feel free to ask me about Chinese learning,I am happy with that.From a native mainland Chinese.

[@elizabethgitau1629]

Thank you for your comment I have a question on the chinese characters, If someone wanted to learn why a certain character is used for a certain word which material should i use, You know instead of just coping and pasting and repeat the character over But really understand why a certain character is used for a certain word

[@marioandres1006]

So You mean that learn characters is not as important to speak and understand fluently?,well that the way I am studing....

[@marielilean1741]

i love it， im a Spanish native speaker and I'm learning Korean and Chinese, your videos are really helpful

[@KellyS74]

I found your channel a few days ago and subscribed straight away... I've been self teaching for a year and feel like I'm getting no where.. Fast! So I'm hugely thankful to have found your channel... Its the guidance I've very much needed.. 谢谢你 🤗😁

[@gc3130]

Do you wanna learn English? I am Chinese, we can learn it together!

[@YangFengsen]

你好，看到你这么努力学习中文，中文说的这么好，这鼓励了我学习英文。我要向你学习

[@KatharinaFink]

Really, you helped me so much with my Chinese! I‘ll make a video soon where I talk about my Chinese learning journey and I‘ll definitely mention you‘🥰

[@clairee4939]

甜！ 你做了视频吗？

[@gc3130]

Do you wanna learn English? I am Chinese, we can learn it together!

[@user-ut2wy1rc6h]

wow 你的中文感觉已经非常可以了

[@manways921]

音调不准，难道你听不出来？

[@mmkvgh9435]

@@manways921 但是说成这样对老外来说已经很不错了

[@FC-fx7zu]

I really appreciate your videos. I'm Chinese American and I was not raised to learn Chinese. Any instruction on learning Chinese is so helpful. Thank you. You are amazing at the language and so inspiring.

[@gc3130]

Do you wanna learn English? I am Chinese, we can learn it together!

[@davidhsia2544]

Smart and free! Posted on Facebook on 2/17/2023.

[@lethuytien2058]

说得这么快这么流利… 真的很厉害👍👍👍

[@ronaldpilime8851]

great job, great content. I'm also a mandarin student, have HSK 5 and recently graduated with a bachelor of mandarin chinese. would be cool to do a video about chinese language like tones, common errors chinese learners make etc. just a suggestion, now imposing or anything like that lol. anyways great stuff keep it up.

[@stephaniekapia1201]

Wow, im from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 and im currently studying in China. Im back in my country now due to COVID-19 but will return next year. Ive been trying to better my Chinese because i just am so fond of the Chinese language and i want to be able to speak fluently. You are such an inspiration. I will definitely use your studying technique. I just love how your so fluent 👏🏽😍.

[@limedwardster]

Using 囗，to elaborate other words. For foreigners, using two L L, to form 口，then try to write 吕,串，石，check handphone software, using 3 囗 to form then fill the blank by write - 唱，喝，哥，喊, 哈！using voice to input method, using handphone

[@huongvu4436]

Oh my God! So good. Thanks for your sharing

[@Serkaltravel]

Omgggggg you’re such a QUEEN

[@southofpaz8527]

Pls give your phone or watsap number. Iam a chinese student from india❣️

[@WingChunBoyz]

I really appreciate you for sharing your tips! Your Chinese is awesome! Thank you!

[@supermechanism6753]

you are really study very hard and speak fluently. I am a Chinese and study english in Canada. After seeing you video, I think I need to spend more time on my study.

[@chinitaensudamerica]

好厲害，中文講得很好

[@j.ppauline]

What do you use to do your subtitles? I LOVE when there are double subtitles for language videos. Thank you! You are so inspiring.

[@frankie2022]

Your learning aptitude is marvellous! You can be successful in anything.

[@user-is8qb4kd5d]

你的汉语很标准👍👍 我看了你的视频就让我努力学习汉语 谢谢你 我一直会支持你的 I Will support you.

[@steve7309]

Thank you so much for this video...谢谢你 ！ 很有意思！

[@ivoryju9588]

小姐姐说得很棒了！

[@jesuswuvictorybath8464]

We use English-English-Chinese dictionary.very nice class . Thanks for your sharing.

[@weischinesecorner4907]

Your Chinese is very fluent!! I like the way that you naturally switch on and off between two languages :) 很赞👍

[@zcbh8895]

すごい、英語からの中国語の切り替え！私が待っていた動画だ

[@kfitzie007]

This is so helpful, thank you so much!

[@nunideng]

Omg !! the zhongwen dictionary is mind blowing !! Thank you for the tipsss

[@thanhnhan3937]

love u 😘💕 i hope your channel will be known by more people. it's so inspirational

[@Zareena_Shah]

你好！我是泰国人🇹🇭。我要学汉文。你说汉文得太好。I will try more and more. Thank you for your suggestion. 😊😊

[@czheng3095]

我正在自学泰语。加油！

[@olivia6832]

谢谢! This was so helpful 😁

[@Lucytira]

我一中文母语也看完了你的视频，你中文很棒，也给了我很多如何教我小朋友中文很多灵感。会继续关注你！

[@DavidWong46798]

我的母語是广东话,英文跟普通话都要跟老师你学习。現在用母语作一首打油詩作見面礼。 雪蓮威,雪蓮勁,雪蓮冇得顶。 學英文,學中文,跟她学唱歌。 声漂亮,人漂亮,未婚夫都赞。 入厨房,出廳堂, 仲上得課堂。

[@amytheorangutan]

I wish I had seen your video earlier. I'm at HSK 4 下 at the moment and my vocabulary is very limited because I didn't actively and deliberately look for new vocabulary elsewhere. I tried to read some manga recently which I thought shouldn't be that hard and got the surprise of my life that there are so many words I don't know, so I'm working on vocabulary acquisition now.

[@lemonade2473]

Me: Realizes I can't even master my own language, let alone another T_T

[@davidbroadway3012]

What a beautiful and interesting woman! Thanks for sharing your study resources and methods.

[@yukkitlo1635]

I‘m a native Chinese-speaking person. Thanks for your sharing! I appreciate your hard work :) I think the way you learn Chinese is also the way which I learn English. Memorising vocabulary is important!

[@hiimcortana1568]

The thing is... English is not as hard to memorize as chinese... I still want to die as someone who has chinese blood but was born in foreign lands...I can speak good enough for people to think I am just a native person but I can't read or write for God sake.

[@wilsonmung3044]

雪蓮 妳的中文很好 讚

[@annliu8164]

好奇怪，我已经很久没有学习英文的冲动了，但是看一个美国人学中文的视频，开始产生学英语的冲动了，而且我很不喜欢学单词，谢谢你！

[@user-wn1of3yc5b]

我已经很久没有产生学习英语的冲动了，我感到非常奇怪。但是我看到了一个美国人学习中文的视频，我竟然开始产生学习英语的冲动了，并且我很不喜欢学习英文单词，谢谢你。

[@user-tc6gv4bx5j]

我也是...单词太难了……不过我必须学习英文！哎难受😣

[@annymus4502]

我已经很久学习中文，从我五，六岁，但是我不提高我的水平，汉字和”vocabulary” 都很难学！ 你们可以学习英文，很容易！💪

[@user-tc6gv4bx5j]

Anonymous Girl 你是？日本人吗？Japanese?可能是母语我已经习惯了文字的规律。加油啊。如果可以可以加一下skype交流！

[@annymus4502]

@秦智仁 不是! 哈哈哈! 我是西班牙人，但是我会说英语和西班牙语，我现在想学习日语!

[@jackzhao1824]

谢谢分享学习中文的过程。很厉害了。我突然感受到以前学习英语时的痛苦。哈哈。Thanks for sharing with us your Chinese learning process. From what you are saying i can say you are awesome. Keep up the good work. And i always look at language as a bridge for different countries and people. I can speak English. Hearing what you are sharing reminds me of my struggle with English when i was in school. :)

[@yuhongwong1841]

希望雪蓮有機會多發視頻。多分享你的人生經驗、價值觀給不同背景的人參考。你有很好的想法、又有喜感。追求人生有目標、也非常正面。一定會有更多的人會喜歡的。

[@deckungent5601]

你中文已经很好了，不过有个问题就是每个字都发得太清楚了，有点用力过猛的感觉。有些地方如果能模糊一点，一笔带过会更好，这样显得更自然。

[@venus1215]

应该是她讲话的风格，唱歌的锻炼。她的英语也是 diction 非常清楚；KZbinr 的话这样讲话会让听众听得清楚。的确没那么自然，但一般学习第二语言都会有这种习惯，说清楚比吞音懒音好。

[@cathys2307]

有一个点觉得还挺地道的就是”这zhei个“

[@alextian1013]

这是一个过程，先说清楚，然后再连读，儿化音之类的。然后再学点方言口音啥的，她发音还是很赞的👍

[@heidiwang395]

确实太咬文嚼字儿，听着有点儿难受 不过听她说英文也这样😂

[@jasonhan2089]

主要是因为她嘴大，你看她讲英文时也一样

[@unicyclechinese3125]

哈哈, I didn't know that there was a Chinese word for "flabbergasted", gonna have to remember that one!🤣

[@clairee4939]

Did you remember it？ 我不见！

[@southernmandarin9651]

你很棒，加油，坚持就是胜利✌🏻我来自上海，I just started a channel to share Chinese culture, Chinese language and life in China. 相互学习，多多交流，谢谢谢谢

[@jamesliu8815]

妳是一個好學生，在中文下功夫所以中文這麼棒。

[@yanmeiliu2516]

你的中文已经超级棒了 👍👍👍👍我能全部都听得非常清楚

[@mingming4408]

建议可以先把”偏旁部首”记熟，这样对记词汇有帮助，加油💪🏻

[@veronicayang8745]

我也好想要兩國語言輪流換的如此流利🤣🥺🥺

[@rover1683]

Xuelian is a pure inspiration! I'm an ethnic Chinese and my knowledge of the language is nowhere near hers... she's a beauty with brains to boot

[@Italuver1]

I used to study chinese vocabulary with Memrise and a few other similar resources, but what I struggled with was like okay, I know the word, I know its meaning, but I totally don't know how to use it or how it behaves in a sentence. Especially if it's not defined if it's a noun, verb or what. That's why I think when you learn vocabulary of every language it's important to find resources that gives you examples of sentences. It's so important especially in Chinese to look for more complicated sentences. For example: when you see word 读书 which means "study/read" you don't wanna sentences like 我喜欢读书, because it gives no information on how to use this word or how it behaves. Better one would be 我还不知道应该读什么样的书. The second sentence gives you hints on features of this word, you can see that 读 may be separated from 书 sometimes. Anyway, good luck for all of us people who are trying to master this language!!!

[@Zoazaaa]

1:00 lightning mcqueen

[@jjsaysnyc]

Hahahaha!

[@AsiaLoverBoy_87]

雪莲说小姐，你不仅很漂亮，而且你的中文讲得非常好。 😊

[@yuchinxia8030]

One good thing about learning Chinese is that after you acquire certain amount of vocabularies, you could understand half of Japanese writing, either newspaper, website, etc.

[@user-ec8ol6gz9h]

你已经说的非常好了，表达很流畅！加油！！！

[@yayihu9476]

你好，我在学英文。我觉得我的英文水平和你的中文水平一样。一起加油

[@zwei2125]

Hey, do you have any tips for speaking mandarin? I always get tripped up on my words whenever I speak, plus I’m not sure how to put intonation separate to the tones themselves, if that makes any sense. Love the video ^.^

[@andrewzhang5345]

Don't try to hard to pronounce the tones. Most Chinese people are not pronouncing Chinese correctly. Not even pronouncing wrong, we are actually saying the wrong word. For example milk is niu nai, but I and others from Changsha pronounce it as liu lai. To us, we say l instead of n, even though we all know it's niu nai. My point is that you don't need to worry about pronunciation to be fluent. The person in this video does not sound like a native speaker because she puts too much emphasis on tones and it sounds unnatural. Don't worry about tones and just say the words naturally!

[@kevlo7624]

@@andrewzhang5345 I disagree a bit- If I speak Chinese to my friend and mess up the tones on a certain word, he has a lot of trouble understanding me. My advice would be to think of tones as "correct pronunciation" and as you get more comfortable in speaking, you can relax your speech over time so that you don't sound like a news anchorperson lol.

[@andrewzhang5345]

@@kevlo7624 like which words? You would have to butcher a word very badly for someone to not be able to understand you

[@andrewzhang5345]

@@kevlo7624 for example, she butchers the word 看 and pronounces it like 砍 but I can still understand her, although it sounds very weird

[@jumayawari1345]

I need too.

[@isabelleho626]

I see a lot of comments arguing about her sounding native or not. I believe for those who are saying she’s not native , are just stating the fact there is difference between sounding fluent and sounding native. Don’t get me wrong, she has done a great job for sure! But it is still far from sounding native. Taking my case into perspective, I’m a CBC meaning Chinese born Canadian, my family’s canto, and I picked up Mandarin halfway, my Chinese transitioned from fluent to native, and that took years and daily basis of hard work. Right now native Chinese speakers would identify my Chinese as native Chinese because no one can tell that I was born and grew up outside of China. For those who are trying to pick up a new language, you would have to try and build a complete language environment and kind of like go on a single language mode, for example when I wanted to pick up native Chinese, I would read Chinese novels only, and made a lot of friends who just spoke Chinese to me. It’s not just simply watching movies or trying to speak more, but’s it’s also becoming a part of the culture and language. Everyone have fun learning more languages!

[@user-cy9io9qq4l]

As a Chinese, I know the difficulty of Chinese, just as I learn English. And I really wanna make a friend who wants to learn Chinese and whose mother tongue is English, and then we can practice together and make progress together. Learning together can be more motivating. Languages are amazing, but learning them is crazy!!!

[@liyanarafidz]

can i take up that offer :) my mothertongue is english and ive been learning chinese now for almost 4 years. but ive never had someone to converse with in chinese which is why its mostly crap lol but itll be nice to learn with someone :)

[@user-cy9io9qq4l]

@@liyanarafidz Thank you for your reply, Liyana, that's great, I am also looking for a guys who can practice english with me. So, May i have your instagram? or other social applications, Looking forward to your reply 感谢你的回复，那样太好了，我也正在寻找一位可以跟我一起练习英语的小伙伴，我可以添加你的Instagram吗？或者其它社交软件。 期待你的回复。

[@user-wm8tv5nu4s]

记单词 or 背单词 will make you sound more like a native. :)

[@user-oh6wb5rj2q]

I failed English E8 even after retaking... I think it's the composition. I couldn't make it

[@JagVentures]

This is so inspiring. Well done. I’m learning Chinese myself atm.

[@anonikamous]

Super practical advice, thank you!

[@vannatruong226]

You’re so beautiful and clever!!!

[@southernmandarin9651]

你很棒，加油，坚持就是胜利✌🏻我来自上海，I just started a channel to share Chinese culture, Chinese language and life in China. 相互学习，多多交流，谢谢

[@charlesrodolf7309]

Well to be honest writing characters is a completely what of time when you have the basics down. Think about it, you learn 20 words a day, and you writing each of them several times. Multiply this by one year and this is a huge amount of time that could be spend on everything more useful. Why is it useless then? Because unless your profession or school need you to write characters you're not gonna do it in China. So the basics first 500 is enough. 2) you're gonna forget how to write unless you use srs which I don't recommend because overwise you're gonna spend much more time

[@anarchoenby]

Great video and great teacher。好的老师，好的视频！

[@cathys2307]

对中文学习来说，田字格还是很重要的如果想书写美观，毕竟只有中文有”书法“艺术。我们从小也是对着楷书写了无数遍学一个字，笔划顺序、美观都很重要。（毕竟语文考试尤其作文有卷面分的啊！