What Are The Benefits of Learning Chinese - Quick Chinese Practice

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[@Stranger04892]

As an follower of your channel, i think it'd be great if you continue doing content like this. Thanks for your hard-work because of it, it is now easy for us to learn chinese. THANKS A LOT.

[@DanielLeoSimpson]

Wonderful Chris, thank you for sending this out to your subscribers - very useful - I put it in LingQ so I can study it a line at a time. Thanks for all the effort - you're a big inspiration to a lot of us... Daniel Léo Simpson Composer San Francisco

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

Great, Daniel, thanks for the feedback and for your kind words!

[@Phenomenaman]

This is great and I like the format.

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

Good to hear!

[@thatboyj8413]

Yes I also love the format. It seems difficult to find any shows that show me the characters AND the pinyin for pronunciation. Wish everything was formatted this way.

[@mikko3808]

This is great, it's tough to find good text with characters and pinyin and with audio added as a bonus. Good stuff!

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

Thanks Mikko

[@gregs4247]

Very good format Chris. Not too long and easy to follow. I like it.

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

Thanks Greg

[@Manu77]

This format is excellent! It´s very helpful. Thanks for your videos.

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

Ok great!

[@carolinecaroline3857]

Thanks for the learning material Chris! Really succinct and helpful 👍👍

[@509wojtek]

Wonderful episode! It helps a lot in learning Chinese and staying motivated. I can't wait for more videos like this :-) Thanks a lot !

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

Thanks Wojtek!

[@skydrummer1366]

As I am learning about meditation and Buddhism, I stopped studying Chinese because I realized my Chinese-learning was ego-driven. But those of you doing it out of genuine desire, like Chris, don’t give up and keep having fun in the learning process. I salute you all. :) love you all

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

Everybody has their own motivations. Good luck on your learning quest!

[@lamujerexitosa6080]

This is very informative!

[@matheusfrancelino737]

Greaat, Chris! I loved this kind of video, it's nice and have a real Chinese content. I would apreciate if you could do more videos like that. Thank you so much. 谢谢朋友

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

You're welcome

[@mattice9083]

Hope you keep at it with your content. Being a fellow white guy, you give me inspiration that a westerner like me can learn it. I have a question I don't think I've seen answered, but about how long would you say it took before you were able to comprehend most things spoken at a fast rate? How long did it take you to register the normal native sound speed?

[@kevinchan1114]

the pronunciation is quiet well

[@Gabriel-hs9mv]

If you could just add 正體字 to any new video like this, even if it’s in a smaller front, along with your usual 簡體字, it would really help some of us!

[@javifontalva7752]

Can you make videos on vocabulary? Also on Strucure?

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

I have some videos about sentence structure already, check the grammar videos on my channel :-)

[@jackuzzi5251]

Sometimes when translating,the translator expresses the meaning of what is being said rather than the word for word translation.I find this unhelpful and confusing.....you in this video have not done that. Every word here can be related clearly to it's English counterpart.

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

Yes the translation is more literal, but I still have to write correct English!

[@Polyglot_English]

In short, there is none

[@bintuae1]

How? They are listed in the video. Knowing Chinese is definitely increasing my employability (even though I'm not intending to work in china or even work in business related jobs).. It always amazes my interviewers.