I am planning to start learning Chinese tomorrow (by God's Will) and was searching for videos that talk about things I need to know before starting, and this was the first video that came up. Your video was fun and helpful, thank you. You seem to have a nice and cheerful personality. 👍
Hey !I'm a Chinese college student who want to learn English. and I'm looking for friends who what to learn Chinese. We can help each other and make progress together!
hey jessie , i am from morocco trying to learn Chinese , just want to thank you for the video and the vibe , that encouraged me as a start , well explained , thank you , merci , shukran
Hey Jessie, I just discovered your Channel last week, I've been loving all your videos ever since!! 😍 Especially your quirky, sarcastic & lively attitude! ✨👌
This is the best introduction tutorial I have seen/heard yet! It covers the basics in a way that’s easy to understand. And it explains pinyin very well. Thank you!
Just started learning and stumbled across your videos on RUclips - love them! So informative and fun! You make learning a new language a wonderful and motivating experience!
very informative and love your personality!! Im really into languages and learning them and in hand learning about the people who speak it, where its spoken, culture, etc. So, ive been wanting to learn Mandarin Chinese after i reached intermediate Korean (which im SLOWLY approaching) and decided to start up on researching how i can go about that and just make sure im educated enough to proceed, so thank you for helping with this video:)
Ive been trying to figure out the basics through different videos for the past two months (I have no idea when work is sending me to taiwan - I'm very excited but feel very unprepared haha) and this was easily one of the most informative videos Ive found. Thank you very very much for this!
Lol your accent is more intelligible than some broad Scottish accents, I’m a kiwi and even kiwis and aussies can sometimes have very bizarre English accents, your English is very clear.
Learning a bit of Korean necessitated retraining my American ears to hear Korean consonants. It sounds like Mandarin has both vowel and consonant sounds that will be new to me.😱
This video lost me but I’ll continue repeating my tones and finals, learning all the other things my tutor teaches me and hopefully one day it will all start to click! 😂❤
I have just started learning mandarin and I am reading 'REMEMBERING SIMPLIFIED HANZI: BOOK 1', it teaches hanzi without its pinyin, is this ok, or should I be learning the pinyin alongside the character learning? and then when is it good to start vocab/combination of the characters for words.
😂Don't get fooled by the statement that Chinese word order is the same as in English. It may work only in short simple sentences. Chinese is a left side word order language whereas English is a right side word order language. It means that in Chinese all description in a sentence tends to the left side of a sentence. So, if you don't accept it right away you're gonna be in trouble making sentences in Chinese 😄 And one more thing: Chinese think in a different way. Let's say "What is your name?" a Chinese will turn into "You call yourself what name?"
I lmao as you stopped to say subscibe. And your spontaneity is just on the edge fun/cringe, I have love hate raletionship with you, but you earned my sub&like thanks for good content
I tried learning Mandarin before and failed... badly. I live and work in Taiwan so I should try to learn the language, but I'm not sure if I will try it again. Mandarin is hard.
Jessie, even the people that invented English, speak English with different accents... In England one of the accents is known as a Cockney Accent, then there's the East End accent and the Northern accents... So there is no correct accent for English because even in the Native country they have different accents
I've been learning for about 4 months, and I'm using simplified characters. Practically speaking, you should study the writing system that is used in the literature you want to read. As a side note, writing simplify characters will be easier than traditional characters, but the real challenge in learning a language will always be speaking and listening. Don't get intimidated by the writing system, because that's not the hard part of language learning.
American English doesn't have a spoken standard test. For British English, there is the "King's Englisn" standard. The BBC also has standards of how to speak so you sound like a stuffy newscaster.
Is Standard Mandarin like Standard Oil. It got too big and a monopoly so government broke it up into smaller oil companies. So if that happened to Standard Mandarin then their would be Exxon-Mandarin and Arco-Mandarin and Amoco-Mandarin and Mobil-Mandarin and Chevron-Mandarin and a few others. I was always called Moose since I was tall and i didn't know Japanese Kanji for that and there is no Kanji for Moose so none of those animals in Japan or China. So I figure it's probably big like a horse and has horns or antlers like a deer also I'm kinda big. So Kanji for me could be BIG HORSE DEER or 大馬鹿. Is "大馬鹿" a good Japanese and Chinese name?
PUZZLE TIME! JESSIE IS fun friendly fantastic energetic effervescent entertaining exciting amazing amiable relentless rising regenerative lovely lithe lilting extroverted ebullient sweet strong sexy sultry sonorous seductive VOCABULARY BUILDER FOR JESSIE AND THERE IS A SECRET CODE WORD HERE THAT STARTS WITH F AND ANDS WITH S AND THERE YOU ARE
Hello everyone! I'm looking for an English language partner to practice my English speaking and listening skills. I'm a native Chinese speaker and I'd be happy to help you practice Chinese in return. I'm an English learner and I'm looking for someone who is patient and willing to have a conversation with me on a regular basis. I'd like to improve my fluency and vocabulary in English, and I believe that having a language partner would be very helpful. If you're interested in practicing your Chinese and helping me improve my English, please feel free to leave a comment or send me a message. I'm open to chatting online, voice calls or video calls, whichever works best for you. Looking forward to hearing from you and improving our language skills together!
Hi, Jessie! I've been watching your videos since I discovered your channel and I must say it's really entertaining and informative at the same time. Can we be friends on WeChat? 😂
I am planning to start learning Chinese tomorrow (by God's Will) and was searching for videos that talk about things I need to know before starting, and this was the first video that came up. Your video was fun and helpful, thank you. You seem to have a nice and cheerful personality. 👍
I thought funny she trying speak Korean hahahaha
Hey !I'm a Chinese college student who want to learn English. and I'm looking for friends who what to learn Chinese. We can help each other and make progress together!
@@houmintanHello, I think I can help with that
by God's will amen 😊
How are you doing with your learning sister? What would you recommend after your first two months?
Am trying to learn and I didn't start yet.
This was sooo informative! I really think every beginner should see this.
hey jessie , i am from morocco trying to learn Chinese , just want to thank you for the video and the vibe , that encouraged me as a start , well explained , thank you , merci , shukran
Hey Jessie, I just discovered your Channel last week, I've been loving all your videos ever since!! 😍 Especially your quirky, sarcastic & lively attitude! ✨👌
Thanks!!! I'm glad you like them, it means a lot to me ❤
@@ChinesewithJessie You are Most Welcome! 😊 Keep on presenting us with these awesome videos! 💙💜🖤
Love your energy, just watching this for a 2nd or 3rd time.
This is the best introduction tutorial I have seen/heard yet! It covers the basics in a way that’s easy to understand. And it explains pinyin very well. Thank you!
Just started learning and stumbled across your videos on RUclips - love them! So informative and fun! You make learning a new language a wonderful and motivating experience!
Hey, where are you learning from, I really am about to collapse searching for an online site, help please, thank you
@@kiconcograce2718 I'm from Montreal, Canada! I'll help in any way I can!
This video should be the first or second thing every beginner should watch, crazy.
even the way it explained the tones is better then other sources.
traditional -- can use in Japan also. Taiwanese traveling there can communicate well enough by writing
very informative and love your personality!! Im really into languages and learning them and in hand learning about the people who speak it, where its spoken, culture, etc. So, ive been wanting to learn Mandarin Chinese after i reached intermediate Korean (which im SLOWLY approaching) and decided to start up on researching how i can go about that and just make sure im educated enough to proceed, so thank you for helping with this video:)
I thought I was the only person who is actually really into languages xd
Ive been trying to figure out the basics through different videos for the past two months (I have no idea when work is sending me to taiwan - I'm very excited but feel very unprepared haha) and this was easily one of the most informative videos Ive found. Thank you very very much for this!
As an Asian, "Your Chinese is mid" is a very high form of a compliment.
The section on various categories of 熟语 was very helpful!
This is both adorable and informative. Well done ^^
Wow, how did I miss your channel. I loved the way you present the language, makes it much more interesting. Thumbs up.
I wasn't already subscribed, but you playing the audio of how to pronounce the phrase was so relatable I just had to subscribe.
Jessie you're more than great!
I was not expecting this video to be this entertaining
Amazing! Jessie is comedy genius and so hugely informative and so 好玩！
"read, read, still read!" I died
Lol your accent is more intelligible than some broad Scottish accents, I’m a kiwi and even kiwis and aussies can sometimes have very bizarre English accents, your English is very clear.
哈哈我特别喜欢你的幽默。真棒
i would like more videos about the pronunciation of initials and finals and more about grammar
Learning a bit of Korean necessitated retraining my American ears to hear Korean consonants. It sounds like Mandarin has both vowel and consonant sounds that will be new to me.😱
1st time since ages I’m playing a video at 0.75x 😅
At entrance to the Forbidden city they need to put a warning "This is the Forbidden City. To enter without a ticket is Forbidden!".
Thanks ❤❤
This video lost me but I’ll continue repeating my tones and finals, learning all the other things my tutor teaches me and hopefully one day it will all start to click! 😂❤
多谢老师给我们这些介绍.
Thank you 💚💚❤❤💚💚
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😘😘😘
How many qipao do you own? Really like them 😃👍
jessie can u recommend mandarin speaking vloggers i can watch
I have just started learning mandarin and I am reading 'REMEMBERING SIMPLIFIED HANZI: BOOK 1', it teaches hanzi without its pinyin, is this ok, or should I be learning the pinyin alongside the character learning? and then when is it good to start vocab/combination of the characters for words.
😂Don't get fooled by the statement that Chinese word order is the same as in English. It may work only in short simple sentences.
Chinese is a left side word order language whereas English is a right side word order language. It means that in Chinese all description in a sentence tends to the left side of a sentence. So, if you don't accept it right away you're gonna be in trouble making sentences in Chinese 😄
And one more thing: Chinese think in a different way.
Let's say "What is your name?" a Chinese will turn into "You call yourself what name?"
Or long time no see.
😂
@@ChinesewithSab yep!
English: What did you say?
Chinese: You say what did?
（你刚说什么了)
😄
U are so cool! 😭😭😂
Thank you very much!
Exactly all of PRC,ROC,and Singapore use Mandarin
Well not hong Kong or guangdong in prc
Jessie. your cute, I"m amazed by your knowledge, your sprit and wit. Plus your always in pretty tops.
Jessie how do Chinese students remember qian zi wen - 1000 Chinese Characters. Please help. You are a great teacher!!!
Trying hard, I've been wanting to learn for the last 3 years
I lmao as you stopped to say subscibe. And your spontaneity is just on the edge fun/cringe, I have love hate raletionship with you, but you earned my sub&like
thanks for good content
Like Japanese 一石ニ鳥(いっせきにちょう)
So if i want to start learning chinese, where do i start from?
I tried learning Mandarin before and failed... badly. I live and work in Taiwan so I should try to learn the language, but I'm not sure if I will try it again. Mandarin is hard.
I enjoyed this so much lol
Haha I'm glad you did!
Can you suggest an app that tells if we are saying the word in the right tone?
Am learning how to trade, can it be possible for me to learn Chinese join ?
Pumpkin here
Can u learn the basics of mandarin in a month using dualingo
Jessie, even the people that invented English, speak English with different accents... In England one of the accents is known as a Cockney Accent, then there's the East End accent and the Northern accents... So there is no correct accent for English because even in the Native country they have different accents
Nevermind lol😂
Is it better/practical/more usefull to start learning simplified of traditional chinese ? (I believe that both is incredibly hard to learn🥺🙈)
I've been learning for about 4 months, and I'm using simplified characters. Practically speaking, you should study the writing system that is used in the literature you want to read. As a side note, writing simplify characters will be easier than traditional characters, but the real challenge in learning a language will always be speaking and listening. Don't get intimidated by the writing system, because that's not the hard part of language learning.
American English doesn't have a spoken standard test. For British English, there is the "King's Englisn" standard. The BBC also has standards of how to speak so you sound like a stuffy newscaster.
Oh I didn't know that, thank you!
Is Standard Mandarin like Standard Oil. It got too big and a monopoly so government broke it up into smaller oil companies. So if that happened to Standard Mandarin then their would be Exxon-Mandarin and Arco-Mandarin and Amoco-Mandarin and Mobil-Mandarin and Chevron-Mandarin and a few others. I was always called Moose since I was tall and i didn't know Japanese Kanji for that and there is no Kanji for Moose so none of those animals in Japan or China. So I figure it's probably big like a horse and has horns or antlers like a deer also I'm kinda big. So Kanji for me could be BIG HORSE DEER or 大馬鹿. Is "大馬鹿" a good Japanese and Chinese name?
PUZZLE TIME! JESSIE IS
fun friendly fantastic
energetic effervescent entertaining exciting
amazing amiable
relentless rising regenerative
lovely lithe lilting
extroverted ebullient
sweet strong sexy
sultry sonorous seductive
VOCABULARY BUILDER FOR JESSIE AND THERE IS A SECRET CODE WORD HERE THAT STARTS WITH F AND ANDS WITH S AND THERE YOU ARE
Haha thanks Ann! I learned lots of new words today!
@@ChinesewithJessie Great! did you solve the puzzle?
Ann Onymous Fearless😋
@@NikoMandarin
Nice!
Intelligent!
Kind!
...OMNISCIENT! XD
I would like to know what is the use of Chinese letters but none of the word is written using those alphabet can you please help me with this.
Hello everyone! I'm looking for an English language partner to practice my English speaking and listening skills. I'm a native Chinese speaker and I'd be happy to help you practice Chinese in return.
I'm an English learner and I'm looking for someone who is patient and willing to have a conversation with me on a regular basis. I'd like to improve my fluency and vocabulary in English, and I believe that having a language partner would be very helpful.
If you're interested in practicing your Chinese and helping me improve my English, please feel free to leave a comment or send me a message. I'm open to chatting online, voice calls or video calls, whichever works best for you.
Looking forward to hearing from you and improving our language skills together!
how is it going ?
hy, how are you now? Do you still need someone to conversation practice with you?
Um … I guess I’m learning Chinese now.
chinese
Pls reply sis
Hi, Jessie! I've been watching your videos since I discovered your channel and I must say it's really entertaining and informative at the same time. Can we be friends on WeChat? 😂
Chinese grammar isn’t like English grammar.
99.99% people learning to watch Chinese anime😂
My god, her voice is so high pitched. I couldnt get through the video, sorry.
Jessie, can you lower your tone when speaking? You sound like a cartoon character.
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