Much better than most of the other videos in RUclips. She explains the single words and - what is really important for learning - you see the face while speaking.
Just discovered this channel today. Your english is very interesting. I'm an American (from Southern California) so obviously a native english speaker. Your english sounds like a native speaker 80% of the time and is extremely good.
when you're saying "weather" in English, instead of making a "d" sound to make it sound like "wedder", youll want to place your tongue between your teeth to make the "th" sound. hope this helps :) your tips for speaking in chinese are great!
Teacher, thanks a million for all your hard work , and thanks for giving us the literal translations. It helps us to think and understand like a native speaker.
Learning this language is difficult especially when you brain doesn't easily retain vocabulary. But it's also exhilarating trying to master this so that I can communicate with my Chinese students by using a little of their own language (like you, I'm a lecturer). So I love your videos and the way you teach - makes me feel happy when I'm learning from you.
You teach Mandarin very well. I like the fact that you repeat the vocabulary often and break down the meaning of the Chinese characters. You also have excellent pronunciation in both Mandarin and English but if I I hope you don't mind if I correct your grammar. I was an English as second language teacher in New York for more than 25 years. I also speak Mandarin fairly well, but not as well as you speak English. Anyway, here's my little correction. Generally we don't use a time words like yesterday, last night, last year, etc. with the present perfect tense. Instead use the simple past tense. So 我昨天看了天气预报 should be translated as I saw/watched the weather forecast yesterday. I really like your video very much. I will look for others that you have made.
I'm very certain Michelle is aware of the correct English sentence structure - in the videos I've watched her grammar is near perfect. I believe in this case, she is actually trying to get her students to THINK in (what I often hear referred to as Chinglish), by doing an imperfect translation. I personally think its a great idea and wish more teachers would do that. I have been learning Chinese for about 6 years now, and I often do such translations, so I can get more used to thinking in Chinese. Its kinda like thinking about how Yoda would structure a sentence. If you are familiar with Star Wars you've heard him speak enough to know he'd say, "right you are".
Been looking for good videos to learn Chinese. This is really good, thank you teacher :) So many other videos are really annoying, either no subtitles, or stupid talking... Keep it up!!!
Learn Chinese like a native speaker Bukeqi... xiexie nin Laoshi. For your hard work... Your all videos are really very good and helping for beginners. Full of information. Thank a lot.
i watched more your videos so too good . your method very good i hope you make more videos with more improvement .please if you can make a video about body situation like bend -low -site etc ....thanks ..
I like your method so much. I am learning a lot from you. I'm trying to start to only the pinyin first then I will get a certain level i will learn the characters . Do you think it will work for me?
hi. I would like to ask, is chinese that you are teaching is a same thing with taiwanese mandarin. I need to learn taiwanese mandarin, I just find you're great teacher. just wondering if your teachings can be taiwanese mandarin.?
Could you explain me why you have 是 in 不是很好? I always thought you need 的 in the end to use it with adjectives , but after googling found out that many people use the way you do.
yes you need in the end to use it with adjectives , like hen hao de ren( good person.), but just like English, we skipped the noun (weather) , in English you can say not very good. instead of not very good weather, in Chinese likewise.
Thank you for your comment. bu shi hen hao and bu tai hao both means not very good. and bu hao means not good. they are all correct . just different ways of expressions.
wo feichang ganxie ni but you never answer my question last week i ask you a question but no answer please answer me i need your help to speak a good chinese thank you
Much better than most of the other videos in RUclips. She explains the single words and - what is really important for learning - you see the face while speaking.
Just discovered this channel today. Your english is very interesting. I'm an American (from Southern California) so obviously a native english speaker. Your english sounds like a native speaker 80% of the time and is extremely good.
when you're saying "weather" in English, instead of making a "d" sound to make it sound like "wedder", youll want to place your tongue between your teeth to make the "th" sound. hope this helps :) your tips for speaking in chinese are great!
You have the skill to tell lessons, go on girl!
I love the way you teach. Yay
Teacher, thanks a million for all your hard work , and thanks for giving us the literal translations. It helps us to think and understand like a native speaker.
THANK YOU!
You are a Great Teacher, I cant thank you enough.
you are welcome! pls feel free to post if you encounter any questions.
I like the way you speak and your teaching method thank you,,,,,i’m watching all your videos....i’m currently working in taiwan,,20191102
Learning this language is difficult especially when you brain doesn't easily retain vocabulary. But it's also exhilarating trying to master this so that I can communicate with my Chinese students by using a little of their own language (like you, I'm a lecturer). So I love your videos and the way you teach - makes me feel happy when I'm learning from you.
you are welcome! pls feel free to post if you encounter any questions.
You teach Mandarin very well. I like the fact that you repeat the vocabulary often and break down the meaning of the Chinese characters. You also have excellent pronunciation in both Mandarin and English but if I I hope you don't mind if I correct your grammar. I was an English as second language teacher in New York for more than 25 years. I also speak Mandarin fairly well, but not as well as you speak English. Anyway, here's my little correction. Generally we don't use a time words like yesterday, last night, last year, etc. with the present perfect tense. Instead use the simple past tense. So 我昨天看了天气预报 should be translated as I saw/watched the weather forecast yesterday. I really like your video very much. I will look for others that you have made.
I'm very certain Michelle is aware of the correct English sentence structure - in the videos I've watched her grammar is near perfect. I believe in this case, she is actually trying to get her students to THINK in (what I often hear referred to as Chinglish), by doing an imperfect translation. I personally think its a great idea and wish more teachers would do that. I have been learning Chinese for about 6 years now, and I often do such translations, so I can get more used to thinking in Chinese. Its kinda like thinking about how Yoda would structure a sentence. If you are familiar with Star Wars you've heard him speak enough to know he'd say, "right you are".
I love u! I like the way u teach, well pronounced and well explained,thank u much!
Been looking for good videos to learn Chinese. This is really good, thank you teacher :) So many other videos are really annoying, either no subtitles, or stupid talking... Keep it up!!!
Very good and clear explanation.
wow nice
Love your videos. Thanks.
Thank you so much for such a nice comment. please feel free to post if you encounter any questions:)
The more you teach me the more beautiful you become.
thank you lol pls feel free to post if you encounter any questions.
excelent
你很好的老师。
Thank you so much for such a nice comment. please feel free to post if you encounter any questions:)
谢谢你！我喜欢你videos:)
Nice.. Like always :)
xie xie nin:)
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Bukeqi...
xiexie nin Laoshi. For your hard work...
Your all videos are really very good and helping for beginners. Full of information.
Thank a lot.
i watched more your videos so too good . your method very good i hope you make more videos with more improvement .please if you can make a video about body situation like bend -low -site etc ....thanks ..
Thank you. Do you mean teaching commands like: sit down, stand up etc.?
yes , and knee, sleep , lay ,rise hand or foot ....etc ,these words use for massage or sports thanks ....
I like your method so much. I am learning a lot from you.
I'm trying to start to only the pinyin first then I will get a certain level i will learn the characters . Do you think it will work for me?
谢谢你
不客气
hi. I would like to ask, is chinese that you are teaching is a same thing with taiwanese mandarin. I need to learn taiwanese mandarin, I just find you're great teacher. just wondering if your teachings can be taiwanese mandarin.?
Thank you for your comment. Taiwanese chinese is almost the same as mandarin chinese, the main difference is pronunication:)
谢谢
I can't read the phonetics as you put subtitles on it.please write the chinese phonetics on upper side.
Could you explain me why you have 是 in 不是很好? I always thought you need 的 in the end to use it with adjectives , but after googling found out that many people use the way you do.
yes you need in the end to use it with adjectives , like hen hao de ren( good person.), but just like English, we skipped the noun (weather) , in English you can say not very good. instead of not very good weather, in Chinese likewise.
Thanks.
嗨，老師
Very nice but it seems a little strange to me the '' bu shi hen hao'' . I have heard "bu tai hao" or "bu hao". Are all of them correct?
Thank you for your comment. bu shi hen hao and bu tai hao both means not very good. and bu hao means not good. they are all correct . just different ways of expressions.
， 老师好🍎； 今天我们有雨。 我是湿。
老师好🍎 ； 今天要下雨。我是湿。
please can you tell me how do you learned english language ?
我住在巴西，这里总是 晴天 （is it a correct sentence?)
yes, 100% correct ! ：）
wo feichang ganxie ni but you never answer my question last week i ask you a question but no answer please answer me i need your help to speak a good chinese thank you
Are you wearing blue lenses? o.O
Hmmu
你很漂亮
At 2:27 can you also say “bu hao “
You can, but you'd be saying something slightly different.
Bu hao = not good
Bu (shi) hen hao = (is) not very good.
Hope that helps!
Today weather is pleasant...
how we can say this?
jin tian tian qi hen hao. we usually say hen( very)
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xiexie nin
wo
你好 早上好
I'm getting canto and manderin mixed up 😢
Gan xie