Love the new format where you show examples from cinema/tv shows for each. Gives you a better sense of how you should sound in a conversation. Thanks Grace, this is great content! 太棒了！:)
My family is Cantonese so I recognised that usage of 個. One of the ways I often heard it was 我沖個靚仔涼先, "just gonna take a handsome boy shower first". Maybe it's just nostalgia but I still find that amusing.
actually my mother language is Arabic I've been learning Chinese from your videos for a long time and it's really helped me...especially I'm married with a Chinese... I'm really thankful to you you are doing a great job 非常感谢 姐姐 love you from Algeria
It's like there's a tendency in Chinese to avoid just saying one word for a phrase. So it's common to add another particles to make the phrase becoming two words. Like we don't just say "是", but say "是的", "是啊".
Another great video, thank you! Haha, someone at home has been saying shá 啥 and I could guess the meaning, but since we didn't usually use that expression, I guess they picked it up from reading books!
Omg thank you for including clips from that show 🥺🥺🥺 as someone just diving into Chinese language/culture, coming across Put Your Head on my Shoulder was such a blessing and I was NOT prepared to like a show that I couldn’t properly understand that much lmaooo Glad to see it getting referenced here too
Your videos are incredibly approachable and understandable. It's amazing how much information is contained in your videos, without becoming hard to follow
After watching your video lesson I was so impressed that I subscribed immediately. 😊👏A very good and important lesson, well presented, but sometimes hurried along too quickly, if I might say so!
Having taught in Taiwan for 5 years, I started teaching some little Northern China kids and was a bit shocked thinking that they were being rude to me by saying 啥 all the time 😆
One of your very best presentations! And as an American living in Taiwan for many years, I especially appreciate the distinction between what might or might be common on which side of The Straight. VIRGO POWER! I suppose you birthday is around now. Mine was 8/28. Whenever yours is, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Fellow Virgo!
When you talked about the regional words, do you know if there's one particular region where they're used more (e.g. southern China, Beijing, Sichuan Province)? Or are they just scattered all over the place? Many thanks to one of my favorite channels! 謝謝你，願上帝保佑你 !
Hello😄, I really like your videos, all of them are very useful. I'm a language-fan, so a I decided to learn mandarin, but currently I don't really knew how to begin. I've heard about the HSK language books which can help, but many learners say that these don't contain such expressions and language elements which are used in real language. I want to learn the real language and not to prepare for HSK, so if you would suggest some sources and give me some instructions as a native speaker where to start I would thank to you🤠
Hii i'm new to Mandarin, i was searching for Chinese Keyboard and saw your video about how to type fast. And you showed Zhuyin, and it's so nice, i'm learning with your Zhuyin video i have a question: How can you guys read those Hanzi? like you put in your videos, the Pinyin and the Zhuyin the pronunciation, but how they teach you in school for you to be able to read it? like if you was in school when was a child, and a person was holding a conversation with other one, you would know how to write that conversation using the correct hanzi? because hanzi are so different from like pinyin and zhuyin, they are more hmm like write it differently, so i always wonder how Chineses and Taiwaneses can read Hanzi "if they only learn the sounds/pronunciation", if you see a 馬 without knowing this Hanzi, you would be able to read it? this what i wonder to know, how they can see a random hanzi and read it sorry for the long question, i hope you can understand (sorry for my english)
@@Carbuncle0168 Ik, but like for they, they are independent already, they don't need China anymore. but China don't accept that and keep saying that only have 1 China
Well most Singaporeans I knew back then did not speak much Mandarin. They spoke Singlish mostly. Some did speak Mandarin but not at the level that they can fully express themselves. Not sure if things have changed with more mainland Chinese moving there.
Love the new format where you show examples from cinema/tv shows for each. Gives you a better sense of how you should sound in a conversation. Thanks Grace, this is great content! 太棒了！:)
you are exactly the type of mandarin teacher that we all need! thank you!
My family is Cantonese so I recognised that usage of 個. One of the ways I often heard it was 我沖個靚仔涼先, "just gonna take a handsome boy shower first". Maybe it's just nostalgia but I still find that amusing.
actually my mother language is Arabic I've been learning Chinese from your videos for a long time and it's really helped me...especially I'm married with a Chinese... I'm really thankful to you you are doing a great job 非常感谢 姐姐
love you from Algeria
It's like there's a tendency in Chinese to avoid just saying one word for a phrase.
So it's common to add another particles to make the phrase becoming two words.
Like we don't just say "是", but say "是的", "是啊".
She has a video on that somewhere; look up "why chinese loves two syllable words".
love the fact that you inserted examples from tv shows!
Another great video, thank you! Haha, someone at home has been saying shá 啥 and I could guess the meaning, but since we didn't usually use that expression, I guess they picked it up from reading books!
Omg thank you for including clips from that show 🥺🥺🥺 as someone just diving into Chinese language/culture, coming across Put Your Head on my Shoulder was such a blessing and I was NOT prepared to like a show that I couldn’t properly understand that much lmaooo
Glad to see it getting referenced here too
Very helpful video as always! Yeah, I noticed that special use of個 before, but I never understood it until you explained it now. Thanks Grace!
My pleasure! 🥳
Thank you for using 注音, it is very convenient and useful. Besides 拼音, know also 注音. Please keep using it in the video! Good luck! 👍
Your videos are incredibly approachable and understandable. It's amazing how much information is contained in your videos, without becoming hard to follow
OMG for ages I haven't been getting notifications about your videos! I thought you stopped uploading. I have a whole lot of lessons to catch up on!
It's helpful.. especially you are using examples from drama..it's very helpful. Have u watched whole drama ? Put your head on my shoulder?
太可爱了吧，grace🥰
After watching your video lesson I was so impressed that I subscribed immediately. 😊👏A very good and important lesson, well presented, but sometimes hurried along too quickly, if I might say so!
Thank you for this video. We're so lucky to have been able to learn it for free! haha
Grace 👍
ty sis
Having taught in Taiwan for 5 years, I started teaching some little Northern China kids and was a bit shocked thinking that they were being rude to me by saying 啥 all the time 😆
I'm having so much fun learning with you!
Grace超有氣質.晚上好❤️❤️😍
Nice attempt
One of your very best presentations!
And as an American living in Taiwan for many years, I especially appreciate the distinction between what might or might be common on which side of The Straight.
VIRGO POWER! I suppose you birthday is around now. Mine was 8/28. Whenever yours is, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Fellow Virgo!
Hi Grace, could you please make a video of words commonly used in news broadcasts (radio/tv)? That would be awesome! Thank you!
Very useful as usual 😀👍. Again, Thank you Grace 😁
老师谢谢您！Another great, fun lesson :)
You are amazing ❤️🤗🌻👌
When you talked about the regional words, do you know if there's one particular region where they're used more (e.g. southern China, Beijing, Sichuan Province)? Or are they just scattered all over the place? Many thanks to one of my favorite channels! 謝謝你，願上帝保佑你 !
Hello😄,
I really like your videos, all of them are very useful. I'm a language-fan, so a I decided to learn mandarin, but currently I don't really knew how to begin. I've heard about the HSK language books which can help, but many learners say that these don't contain such expressions and language elements which are used in real language. I want to learn the real language and not to prepare for HSK, so if you would suggest some sources and give me some instructions as a native speaker where to start I would thank to you🤠
Grace all I can say is that you truly are the best!❤️❤️ #Grace4president #Lemonpillow 🍋 #Learnsomethingneweveryday
Commenting for the algorithm haha I learned gan not too long ago from my gf when she called one of her friends
Hi grace! I love your videos! I am having trouble with the sentence structure of 是…的 is it possible to make a video to explain?
哈哈，我这一期正好要上“怎么礼貌地说xxx”
哈哈哈哈剛好相反🤣
@@GraceMandarinChinese 谢谢中国台湾省小姐 🇨🇳👍🏻
@@Carbuncle0168 do something useful with your life, troll
@@johnny5941 It's just a placeholder for whatever you want to add in its place.
@@Carbuncle0168 lol is there any video she made that shows her political stance?
Hi,could you please upload more lecture videos to your channel?Thanks.
非常好！😁😁😁❣️🤜🤛
Omg I’m early! Ty for the vids!
Do you have a video of chinese dramas you recommend? 🥺
I’ll recommend some good shows in my next video! Stay tuned! 😆
谢谢老师！
Thank you laoshi
非常好！ (Does that make sense here?)
2:51 It's hard for me to understand his 发音. Is that a regional sound or just the way he speaks in particular?
Hii i'm new to Mandarin, i was searching for Chinese Keyboard and saw your video about how to type fast. And you showed Zhuyin, and it's so nice, i'm learning with your Zhuyin video
i have a question: How can you guys read those Hanzi? like you put in your videos, the Pinyin and the Zhuyin the pronunciation, but how they teach you in school for you to be able to read it? like if you was in school when was a child, and a person was holding a conversation with other one, you would know how to write that conversation using the correct hanzi? because hanzi are so different from like pinyin and zhuyin, they are more hmm like write it differently, so i always wonder how Chineses and Taiwaneses can read Hanzi "if they only learn the sounds/pronunciation", if you see a 馬 without knowing this Hanzi, you would be able to read it? this what i wonder to know, how they can see a random hanzi and read it
sorry for the long question, i hope you can understand (sorry for my english)
Taiwaneses are Chineses that also live in 中国人民共和国台湾省
@@Carbuncle0168 Taiwaneses are Taiwaneses (From Taiwan) Chineses are from Mainland China
and i don't know how to read '中国人民共和国台湾省'
@@SuAmazing yes but Taiwaneses are still part of Mainland China PRC. One country, 2 systems just like Hong Kong.
@@SuAmazing 中国人民共和国 Zhōngguó rénmín gònghéguó
@@Carbuncle0168 Ik, but like for they, they are independent already, they don't need China anymore. but China don't accept that and keep saying that only have 1 China
Shifu~ Xie xie ne !! 😃
As a Singaporean, I am pretty sure 啥 and 咋 isn't used in Singapore too, not just Taiwan.
身为新加坡人，我很少听到啥和咋，这里应该跟台湾一样不用。
Well most Singaporeans I knew back then did not speak much Mandarin. They spoke Singlish mostly. Some did speak Mandarin but not at the level that they can fully express themselves. Not sure if things have changed with more mainland Chinese moving there.
啥 and 咋 are mainly used in Northen China
❤️❤️❤️
Do you have name of chinese dramas you recommend in this video? 🥺
I’ll recommend some good shows in my next video! Stay tuned! 😉
What is that strange figure above characters
I explained it in this video😊: ruclips.net/video/AKH5IHhbUUA/видео.html
the link is broken for the pdf of particles
I changed the link! I hope it works this time! Thanks for letting me know:)
我都知道这些单词但是以前我乱用哈哈我不知道加‘的’是更礼貌
小明：干吗？
小红：好😊
Hi Grace, how are you?
she's ready to welcome China's PLA
Lol, recently my teacher scolded me because I kept saying 好啊 instead of 好的。
Xiexie laoshi ☺️
Hi dear friend how are you
Madam Inlarge Chinese Character n Leter 4 Clear Reading 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Formal sound better
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I love you but I HATE the way you say "VEEDIO"!
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