Your videos are so great...they are so helpful. Could you do more grammar vids? Like the most complicated and weird aspects? And other weird aspects? I guess that would be quite interesting
@@ShuoshuoChinese ah ok...well I have around only HSK 4 and thought there are more crazy ones in the later HSKs. But the ones you mentioned are topic in the earlier HSKs.
I never get people lecturing other people about their weight - you are gorgeous, always. And whether you want to lose or gain weight or simply stay gorgeous, it's none of our business. Keep up the amazing work, I love all of your videos!! You really know how to explain things properly, in a fun and easy way. Thank you so much for all your effort!!
Not only did I watch the video to the end. but, I rewind it to see it two more times and then downloaded it. and still watched the RUclips version because it makes me feel like I'm not alone.
"too technical" better than "too formal" >) Glad to see you taking on stuff like this! You can tie this technical stuff into stuff youve already taught quite well, which helps students link their textbook knowledge to your lessons.
2nd comment because it has nothing to do with the first one. Did you know that resultative complements also existed in French? In fact, that's the way we negate. The negation in French is ne...pas, but we generally skip the ne. It means not/don't ... step. This was meant specifically for walking: "I walk no step", but it was extended to all verbs eventually. In other words, in French, when you don't do sth, you do sth (no) step. And it's really a resultative complement. A few other examples do exist for negation in some cases too.
As a native Mandarin speaker, I found Shuo’s video really helpful in building the bridge between English and Mandarin. Plus Shuo is way much better than my Chinese teacher, this video definitely help me understand why I speak Chinese in some patterns.
I would like to compliment )))) you on your excellent presentation of resultative complements )))) Especially when you added Le to the end of the verb + result, I guess that is the change of state Le. I have watched your videos on Le but feel I need to revisit them. Through videos like yours Shuo, I hope that I am getting a much better understanding now, although some usages of words make my mind boggle, for example, 'Look what is written' has 'nali' which I always understood to be 'thereabouts' and finishing with Xie de shenme, presumably this mean 'write of what' hmmmm, not so sure, I know that this use of De binds two things together, but one is a verb, so maybe this is a verbal phrase? I don't know. But FANTASTICO Shuo, thanks again.
说老师， 我非常喜欢你的视频。 解释得很清楚。 中文语法最可怕的一部分就是趋向补语。虽然好像英文的 (come)____here/ (go_____there) 但是词序比较复杂， 我每次看到这些语法，马上就哭起来。Anyway, thank you so much for your excellent videos, I think you're a great teacher.
I finished the video, also this was probably the single most useful explicit grammar explanation I've gotten so far while learning Chinese. It answered all these subtle things I'd been finding confusing for a while!
Thank you so much for this! Most grammar I've been able to figure out through TV immersion, extensive reading, and Chinese Grammar Wiki. But the individual meanings of 着, etc, have been giving me a lot of trouble. Finally seeing some light at the end of the tunnel! 上 (not 上去 or 上來 )still seems pretty random as a compliment when it has no relation to direction.
At times, certain dictionaries discuss these (fortunately they exist but there are far too few) Oxford Chinese Desk Dictionary msny editors, Oxford Univrrsity directional complement verbs’ EXTENDED (to say the least) meanings. Some seem literal, others definitely not, They slightly resemble English phrasai verbs. Exsmple literal zhanqilai to stand up BUT zuzhiqilai to get organized not organize up. Next dictionary reference soon)
Hello, your videos are really helpful, could you do videos about the figurative meanings of complements of directions? It's gonna be great! Thanks for your video
Hi! Can i request a video about chinese poetry?i really really love chinese historical cdramas and i wish to talk about it with my favorite chinese teacher☺
Great video! I'm still a little confused though as to why 下去 is required in some situations. For instance, in your example sentence 我一定要坚持跑下去, it seems at first glance like 坚持 already conveys the meaning of "keep" or "persevere" running, so why is 下去 necessary? It's this kind of thing that I can read fine but that makes me despair of ever being able to speak correctly, because I'm worried that I'll miss out a 下去 etc. or add one where it isn't required. Can you give any guidance? Thanks!
I found you recently and I'm still at the beginning of my adventure with Chinese, but I thank you for such a great content. I hope I will be able to speak Chinese fluently one day. And heart for you, because you asked :) ❤️
I am a native Chinese speaker, and I listen to every Shuo's video to recap my Chines grammar. It is so interesting~!
哈哈！？
Why not
I always finish your videos, but I’m just too stupid to get everything in my head and remember it. I’m too slow ❤️❤️❤️
Her videos are so interesting funny and knowledgeable at the same time!😄
Your videos are so great...they are so helpful. Could you do more grammar vids? Like the most complicated and weird aspects? And other weird aspects? I guess that would be quite interesting
I guess I did most of them lol, like 了，把，就
@@ShuoshuoChinese ah ok...well I have around only HSK 4 and thought there are more crazy ones in the later HSKs. But the ones you mentioned are topic in the earlier HSKs.
I never get people lecturing other people about their weight - you are gorgeous, always. And whether you want to lose or gain weight or simply stay gorgeous, it's none of our business. Keep up the amazing work, I love all of your videos!! You really know how to explain things properly, in a fun and easy way. Thank you so much for all your effort!!
Watched all the way to the end, thank you 说 ❤️
好久自学以后， 我今天终于把HSK4级通过了。 您的视频都给我带来巨大的帮助。谢谢您
I must say: your pronunciation of the 't' and 'l' sounds in "resultative" is just beautiful! More perfect than some native English speakers.
Also: ❤️ I watched all the way through... And now I will watch again because it is a lot of information and needs to be reviewed thoroughly!
Not only did I watch the video to the end. but, I rewind it to see it two more times and then downloaded it. and still watched the RUclips version because it makes me feel like I'm not alone.
Klasse Video! Es macht echt Spaß Ihr zuzugucken! ❤
Always finish the videos. Enjoyed the random airplane at 2:31 ✈️
This video is one of shuoshuos greatest achievements. All of them are good, but this one is at the top of her videos. ❤️
Very useful video, thank you so much ❤️
THIS IS GOLD, clear and funny.
❤️
说说老师，你给我把这个内容解释了非常清楚的。真的有趣的。谢谢🙏
🙋♂️🇩🇰
You explain everything perfectly I fully understand the subject you are teaching thanks a lot ❤
❤never not finish watching your videos! Really really helpful
Love your Shit, You Do An Excellent Job: you are The Best on RUclips!!!
❤ I know this grammar quite well but I like your videos so much so I watch them all ❤
"too technical" better than "too formal" >)
Glad to see you taking on stuff like this! You can tie this technical stuff into stuff youve already taught quite well, which helps students link their textbook knowledge to your lessons.
💖Watched it twice already! 💖
说老师，谢谢你把这result complement的话题清楚的解释着了。 还有我肯定我把你的视频不仅看得完而且开心地看完❤️😂
我很喜欢这个课程。有趣的和消息的， 也对跟随很容易。非常感谢您。
Great, great vid, Teacher 说！ 谢谢你！ ♥️
❤ although I am only in my 7th week learning mandarin I watch your videos to get motivated to attain a wonderful level. I love your humour 真的。
I watch your videos to the end - I just need to learn the content!
️我看你的视频是为了复习，了解所有我以前没想过的细节， 也是为了放松一下 ❤️❤️❤️
❤️ wanna see more videos like this!
❤️ part 12:35 so much resultative compliment
❤️ most useful channel for me
❤️ I always watch your videos from the beginning to the end and I also write down everything in my notebook 😊
Great explanation ❤ 听得懂
❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for explaining this 😘
omg, I've been struggling with the result complement in my class for a long time and now I understand everything! thank you soooooooo much
The first sentence anyone learns: ting bu dong
You should do this challenge for a beginner course as well.
2nd comment because it has nothing to do with the first one.
Did you know that resultative complements also existed in French? In fact, that's the way we negate. The negation in French is ne...pas, but we generally skip the ne. It means not/don't ... step. This was meant specifically for walking: "I walk no step", but it was extended to all verbs eventually. In other words, in French, when you don't do sth, you do sth (no) step. And it's really a resultative complement. A few other examples do exist for negation in some cases too.
我一輩子都沒看到這麼清楚的解釋，你再厲害不過了，我保證在阿根廷所有想要學習中文的人都會看到你的視頻！
謝謝啊！
哈哈我真开心听到你这么说
It is really good and clear! ❤️❤️❤️
As a native Mandarin speaker, I found Shuo’s video really helpful in building the bridge between English and Mandarin. Plus Shuo is way much better than my Chinese teacher, this video definitely help me understand why I speak Chinese in some patterns.
Love this channel. ❤️
Most useful content 🔥
I love your videos. They are very smart and helpful!
That water bottle though 🤣 love your attitude and delivery
You are so helpful! 谢谢你的帮助♥️
I would like to compliment )))) you on your excellent presentation of resultative complements )))) Especially when you added Le to the end of the verb + result, I guess that is the change of state Le. I have watched your videos on Le but feel I need to revisit them. Through videos like yours Shuo, I hope that I am getting a much better understanding now, although some usages of words make my mind boggle, for example, 'Look what is written' has 'nali' which I always understood to be 'thereabouts' and finishing with Xie de shenme, presumably this mean 'write of what' hmmmm, not so sure, I know that this use of De binds two things together, but one is a verb, so maybe this is a verbal phrase? I don't know. But FANTASTICO Shuo, thanks again.
说老师， 我非常喜欢你的视频。 解释得很清楚。 中文语法最可怕的一部分就是趋向补语。虽然好像英文的 (come)____here/ (go_____there) 但是词序比较复杂， 我每次看到这些语法，马上就哭起来。Anyway, thank you so much for your excellent videos, I think you're a great teacher.
❤ this video was so helpful! thank you for all your videos.
I don't care about anything else, the thumbnail was so good I had to watch the video
THIS HELPED SOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH
Very good! Maybe you could do another video introducing other resultative complements ? Thank you so much already for this video!!
Thank you, this video was really helpful
老师解释得很清楚耶，谢谢！
❤️i always watch your video till the end !
This video was so good! I just learned the v.不.rc / v.得.rc this week :) Thank you for the effort you put in your videos❤️ （当然我还看完了你的视频！）
I will need to watch several times to make this sink in. I watched to the end ❤❤❤
Listened to it more than once. It's a keeper. Nicely done. Thank you ♥️
I always thought I kind of know this grammar in my head, but it was never explained this clearly. 谢谢! 给你发个❤
I finished the video, also this was probably the single most useful explicit grammar explanation I've gotten so far while learning Chinese. It answered all these subtle things I'd been finding confusing for a while!
你解释得很清楚❤️
❤️🤍🖤♥️Excelente video. In just one video everything explained clearly.
That’s why it is called “The Ultimate Guide” 😬
我看着它直到尽头，爱你说老师，来自印度北部的爱。🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for a really helpful video!
Love your videos! Kisses from Brazil 🇧🇷 ❤️
我看完了你的视频。特别有用。
❤️ It's clear to see that you put a lot of time and effort into these videos and it's really appreciated! XIe xie!
Thank you so much for this! Most grammar I've been able to figure out through TV immersion, extensive reading, and Chinese Grammar Wiki. But the individual meanings of 着, etc, have been giving me a lot of trouble. Finally seeing some light at the end of the tunnel! 上 (not 上去 or 上來 )still seems pretty random as a compliment when it has no relation to direction.
At times, certain dictionaries discuss these (fortunately they
exist but there are far too few)
Oxford Chinese Desk Dictionary
msny editors, Oxford Univrrsity
directional complement verbs’ EXTENDED
(to say the least) meanings.
Some seem literal, others definitely not, They slightly
resemble English phrasai verbs.
Exsmple literal zhanqilai to stand up BUT zuzhiqilai to get organized
not organize up.
Next dictionary reference soon)
can you do a video about the different usages of 来
💖Who wouldn't want to always watch Shuo's videos to the end when she's so funny. Oh, and you also can learn some Chinese on the way. 💖
I always struggle with this.. Thank you for this 老师😘
我刚才看完你的视频，非常有意思。❤
Wow, so informative! Here’s the heart as requested 😅->❤️
I like this heart best so I'm using this one 💖
Hello, your videos are really helpful, could you do videos about the figurative meanings of complements of directions? It's gonna be great! Thanks for your video
This is super helpful! I've watched it 5 times already!
I think your videos are incredibly helpful. I watch them everday since I started studying Chinese. Please keep up the great work! 😀
Wish I had this when I first started learning. So important. Thanks Shuoshuo!
♥ I always learn so much from your videos, shuo laoshi! you explain complicated grammar topics so clearly
you're the best and i love your informative and creative videos! thank you for making me understand when my textbooks fail to.
Watched it all the way, good stuff! ❤️
I've finished watching this video :)
I always watch till the end. I'm enjoying your course, it's worth it.
❤️ 我把视频看完了。你的视频总是非常有意思，所以我看得完。
❤️ Wow you covered every single question I had about this. 谢谢！
Great explanation! Thank you ❤️
谢谢，硕老师！
Thanks! I'm just getting to these in my lessons. Need all the help I can get right now. ❤
Great video. Clear instructions.
Watched to the bend.
Cats are cool, but I prefer dogs.
you goo girl, teach us more ☺️❤️
thank you ❤️
❤ 我有玩看过了这个视频和很帮着我。我想的见一好的想这个视频又学习后来更学习。
Omg!! I love the water break😹😹😹
Hello Shuo!!! I did not watch the video but did leave a like cuz i know the video is going to be interesting as always :)
Hi! Can i request a video about chinese poetry?i really really love chinese historical cdramas and i wish to talk about it with my favorite chinese teacher☺
谢谢老师
Great video! I'm still a little confused though as to why 下去 is required in some situations. For instance, in your example sentence 我一定要坚持跑下去, it seems at first glance like 坚持 already conveys the meaning of "keep" or "persevere" running, so why is 下去 necessary? It's this kind of thing that I can read fine but that makes me despair of ever being able to speak correctly, because I'm worried that I'll miss out a 下去 etc. or add one where it isn't required. Can you give any guidance? Thanks!
Watched all the way through, I always do - you explain your topics very clearly ❤️
I didn't understand all of it but i watched till the end 🙂❤️
I Always watch till the end❤
I found you recently and I'm still at the beginning of my adventure with Chinese, but I thank you for such a great content. I hope I will be able to speak Chinese fluently one day. And heart for you, because you asked :) ❤️