This is probably my favourite language crossover channel. The conversations have some real depth to them! Not only does this demonstrate a real intricate detailed understanding of the language, instead of just ordering food and asking for directions, but we actually get into some interesting topics, learn more about people, and even history!
Little bit of an experiment tbh. I spend alot of time talking about history with Chinese people, its one of the things i most enjoy. Wasn't sure whether it was youtube worthy content though haha, so we shall wait and see. Qinshihuangs suspected burying of Confucian Scholars is a really interesting bit of history.
That was fun. So many different interactions. I quite liked the history conversation at the end. I actually learned something from it. That young man was an excellent conversationalist and he knew his stuff too!.
everyday is a learning day on your channel, Jack. Loved hearing about the chinese history...you must tout your channel more...you deserve a bigger following
0:00 Such a CUTE reaction! 2:30 He was ANGRY until I spoke his language… 5:24 Chinese girl raps for me!! 9:31 He went CRAZY after I spoke Mandarin… 11:57 Are you married? 17:53 How often do you think about the fall go the Roman Empire?
Chiming in here to say, I love the way you show in-depth conversations you have with real people about history and their personalities, it really does demonstrate your understanding and confidence in the language when you can initiate and navigate conversations like these. This is great and unique omeTV content, and listening to you and native speakers also assists with my learning!
Actually it's easier to learn languages while older, because you got a better understanding of the world in general, and have a much broader understanding of a variety of concepts. The only real problem with learning languages when one is older, is finding the time to do so. I speak multiple languages, but I wouldn't say that I am particularly good at learning languages, because I'm an awfully lazy person. But if one can put aside 10 to 15 minutes every day to study, one can become decent at another language within a year.
This is probably my favourite language crossover channel. The conversations have some real depth to them! Not only does this demonstrate a real intricate detailed understanding of the language, instead of just ordering food and asking for directions, but we actually get into some interesting topics, learn more about people, and even history!
Yo that history lesson was actually interesting, lot of new stuff I didn't know
Little bit of an experiment tbh. I spend alot of time talking about history with Chinese people, its one of the things i most enjoy. Wasn't sure whether it was youtube worthy content though haha, so we shall wait and see. Qinshihuangs suspected burying of Confucian Scholars is a really interesting bit of history.
I really enjoy your channel, Jack. Always great conversations, not just idle chit chat. That sets you apart from the rest and it's being noticed.
That was fun. So many different interactions. I quite liked the history conversation at the end. I actually learned something from it. That young man was an excellent conversationalist and he knew his stuff too!.
everyday is a learning day on your channel, Jack. Loved hearing about the chinese history...you must tout your channel more...you deserve a bigger following
0:00 Such a CUTE reaction!
2:30 He was ANGRY until I spoke his language…
5:24 Chinese girl raps for me!!
9:31 He went CRAZY after I spoke Mandarin…
11:57 Are you married?
17:53 How often do you think about the fall go the Roman Empire?
Good to see the channel growing Jack 👍
I am so glad that i found your channel Jack! So nice videos!
Thanks for another great video. I am trying to learn Mandarin and these videos spur me on!
I predict a million subscribers for you! Your videos are truly affirming and inspiring. Best of health and success to you!
Another great video, I loved the history lesson!!
The one in specs is cute.
last conversation was fantastic. really interesting history in the east.
Chiming in here to say, I love the way you show in-depth conversations you have with real people about history and their personalities, it really does demonstrate your understanding and confidence in the language when you can initiate and navigate conversations like these. This is great and unique omeTV content, and listening to you and native speakers also assists with my learning!
Thankyou for the lovely comment. Real heartfelt thanks 🙏
Awesome history lesson at the end 😂 the dude really thought you were a history teacher
And today we learn history! Keep these coming👍
I really, really like your videos, I feel like they are improving a lot, keep up the good work
The rap part was sooo cute and funny 😂❤️
nice, liked this one
Simply wonderful 👍🏾🙏🏾🇬🇧
your cat really likes u i see lol
Thank you for the videos ! Im looking for the song 7:44, if someone can help me :p
The rapper's amazing if discovered the world will change......
Lots of love from tamilnadu 👍
i wish I'd learnt languages while I was younger. learning is more difficult when you're older 😒😒
Actually it's easier to learn languages while older, because you got a better understanding of the world in general, and have a much broader understanding of a variety of concepts.
The only real problem with learning languages when one is older, is finding the time to do so.
I speak multiple languages, but I wouldn't say that I am particularly good at learning languages, because I'm an awfully lazy person.
But if one can put aside 10 to 15 minutes every day to study, one can become decent at another language within a year.
difficult yes, impossible no :)
You guys says a lot o "N" word lol. I saw one of your videos you went to the chinese shop and talk to them please make more videos like that. ❤
Jack, how on earth do you still look like you're in your mid 20's mate? Like wtf lol
对我来说那个最后的对话比较有意思，帮助我提高我的中文水平哦。谢了哥们儿。
she looks like hanni new jeans
banger
Would you please tell me how I can make this video by phone with proper sound
ring ring
Is it an app?
17:53 dude basically describes the United States in 2024