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can i ask where you got your desk stand thing...? that your laptop is on.

I’m a language student and my major is Chinese if u have any channels to recommend I would appreciate it , nice video btw ❤️❤️

omg more polyglot in the uk!!! I hope we can connect :)

you use anki?

how do you learn vocab?? lmk!!

does it have stories? :(

hello

Thank you for the tips. I'm learning korean and Thai. I'm finding Thai difficult as some of the characters look and also sound the same. I've just started writing down the topics (I'm using drops). I finally feel like I'm getting somewhere as I'm starting to recognise more characters and patterns. Its early days but getting there.

ALL THE BEST YOU GOT THIS GIRLIEE

How did you memorize how to write all those characters?😮😮

I love your green pillowcase omg so cute

PLEASE! make a video about learning hanzi as a beginner! I love your studying chinese videos btw

Yess its so important when learning a new alphabet or reading system, to not use [edit] too many English translation or phonetic aids at all, especially for characters you've learned. When I was learning Russian at university my professor absolutely emphasized that, and it helps you pick it up sooo much faster! I'm so glad I know that while I'm learning Chinese now 💗🙏

is the dorm within the university or is it off-campus? and are there more foreign students? i'm interested in studying abroad, in south korea in particular, and im really curious :D

What classes did you take there?

i went to japan to visit my friend and their showers were similar!! when i study abroad ill miss normal american showers 😭

Dang! You're already there?!

how does this dorm compare to the ones at your uni?? let me know! i'm curious :)

Yeah, definitely. I just realized that you can turn off Pinyin in Duolingo after you mentioned it in your video. I personally like to look at each unit’s words. It gives you a list of words specific to the unit you’re currently on; it’s well-organized, and all you have to do is memorize it. It also includes the stroke order, so I usually just scan all of the characters, not necessarily memorizing them right away but familiarizing myself with them. It’s like it’s inputting the information into your brain, so after countless encounters with the words, you’ll naturally memorize them over time. Just take it slowly and don’t rush it. Great video!

Omg I’ve just discovered your channel and I love it ❤ I also lived in Korea and I’m studying Chinese 😂🇨🇳

Big congrats !! ❤

😍🥰 Beautiful vlog as always. You're an inspiration.💗✨

i'm finally home!! hsk 2 content coming from next week hehe <3

first (:

I haven't got any Chinese textbooks (yet.) so for the time being I self-study Chinese through Duolingo, as well as HelloChinese if you have heard of that app before. Even though in Duolingo there's a section where you can practise and memorize Chinese characters, I felt the speaking exercises odd just like how you've shown in the video and I'm not sure whether I actually did well on them. On the other hand, HelloChinese has got lesson structures and trees similar to the old Duolingo format, but with speaking exercises that pinpoint where you were exactly wrong in pronunciation and with listening exercises with videos and voices from native speakers instead of AI. Plus, the writing exercises are fun since they show how the characters can look like to get a better gist of their meaning! For these reasons, I get first on Duolingo for the repetition of vocabulary and then rely more on HelloChinese for slow, steady and deeper understanding. If you haven't done so yet, you can try HelloChinese out!

omggg congratulations

hiii just an update since the youtube algorithm is putting this video out there again hahahaha, i got my hsk results a couple of days ago and i actually scored 200/200! anything i did in this video contributed to that so make sure you subscribe as i prepare for my hsk 2 exam NEXT MONTH! if u wanna see more content like this :p thank for all of the love i appreciate it SO much!! <33 :)

that's awesome!!!!

hi can i ask you a question?

Congrats!!!! 🎉🎉🎉

I challenge you ms dasha to have online intervew with to discuss learning english break a leg to you ciao

would you ever visit japan?! 🤔

очень интересный влог❤️ я таааак хочу попробовать этот фруктово-сливочный сэндвич

waiting for more chinese study vlogs ....preparing for your HSK 2 exam in august 🥰😇

It's safe there right in japane and korea especially for a girl . so it's okay travelling alone

🥰🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩

Great study vlog us usuall !! i like it 🤩🤩 i like the way u write in your copybooks ! i guess you are making a great progress since january 2024 in chinese ! in general chinese needs From 7 to 8 years to be fluent in it .... but everything depends on your efforts and hardwork ! good luck🥰🥰

Firstttt :)

so cute 😍

Much respect...you go girl! I think more people out there should do the same: read more and learn more...go out there and explore!!! We can all benefit this tiny world if everyone works together. Chinese people should learn Koreans and Japanese languages likewise the same for Koreans and Japanese people to learn Chinese languages. Break the Barrrier....Travel and see for youself: See is believe...It's modern reality and not a Fiction. Ps keep up the good work.

I’m shocked at how well you can write hanzi, do you practice writing them over and over to get the stroke order correct? Or do you just guess it? If so what made you decide to learn to hand write rather than just recognise the characters? I’m on HSK1 and personally I’m focussing on just learning to recognise and recall them as I only plan to read and type the language rather than hand write… but your writing looks great!

i'm flying home next week (crazy!!) so expect lots of hsk 2 exam content in august! <3

ur notes are so pretty i cannot

Ура !!!! я нашла такой замечательный канал!

Ur vids are always so cozy ❤

ты такая красивая, принцесса❤️

Dream place to visit 🤍✨

which video do you guys want me to make first: - studying Chinese in my Korean dorm room or - my favourite resources for learning Chinese