你 好 老师. I am felling very happy from your video because your teaching way is extremely good. I really appreciate to your videos. Mam you are very helpful teacher and your video given help to understand many concept in chinese language. Mam i am student of chinese language from india. Thanku so much mam. 😊 谢谢 老师. 👍😊
I think a good example of "tones" in English to compare with Chinese are the words dessert (dez-URT) and desert (DEZ-urt). Like a lot of Chinese words, the pronunciation is the same, but the accent you put on it, like a tone, makes it a totally different word.
Hi JEn,Greetings from Sydney NSW Australia. I liked your tone examples. Comparing them to English especially. There are tones in English and the way you emphasise the words you can change the meaning of a phrase. One example in English! are the many ways you can say "i love you". By changing the tone you can say "i love you" when you actually mean " i hate you". English (Australian, American, British, Canadian, South Afrikan and New Zealanders )people are not aware they are using tones. and there is no formal teaching that i know of to tell them they are using tones.
This was so helpful and well explained! For the longest time I’ve had a bad stigma that Chinese is Overly extremely hard to learn mainly because of the Tonal system, but now that I can distinguish tones it’s just that bit easier (well a lot really). Thank you! 💕
Thanks a lot for the lesson! This is extremely useful! Actualy it's my first video on your chanel😀Without doubt you've a new subscruber. Greetings from Russia, thank you (спасибо(spacibo))
i just started to learn chinese all by myself for about 2 weeks and im kinda have a problem about the tone pronouncing. when we talk in chinese, are the tones should be heard clearly as well? cuz i think its kinda hard to maintain its tones while having a conversation😥
I recommend this video to you: ruclips.net/video/KDQgKxuRJM4/видео.html The young lady tells a short story first at a slow pace, and then she repeats the story at a faster pace. You can tell that the tones are maintained even when the Chinese is spoken more quickly. Follow the story, but don't worry about the translation. Just listen to the pronunciation and try to repeat what she says immediately after she says it. Doing this helped me massively! Through practising the pronunciation, your brain 'integrates" the words with their tones, and they become as one. Combine that with Jen's teaching and you will learn quickly. I hope that helps 👍
I hate tone videos. It is always explained the same way, but it is impossible to speak like this at full speed. English tones are much slower and farther apart in speech. I feel like I am hurting myself trying to vary all the tones with every word.
第三声你教的不好啊！You explained 3rd tone badly. I think it is bad to teach new learners to Chinese like this. In a sentence in a natural talking rhythm, it will not be so long and it will not rise like that. Lots of learners get told "you said it wrong, you said 2nd tone" by native speakers, because of the bad teaching of 3rd tone. It should be the lowest pitch of the throat, and it shouldn't rise like that. For example 喜 in 喜欢 should be a short syllable and lowest pitch.
you're so pleasant in the literal sence, your explanation so plain and so convenient at the same time
谢谢老师 😁 I appreciate your videos. I struggle with tones.
American Otaku 不客气，加油💪
你 好 老师.
I am felling very happy from your video because your teaching way is extremely good. I really appreciate to your videos. Mam you are very helpful teacher and your video given help to understand many concept in chinese language. Mam i am student of chinese language from india. Thanku so much mam. 😊
谢谢 老师. 👍😊
this was actually really fun and entertaining to watch and practice as well, great video ^^
I think a good example of "tones" in English to compare with Chinese are the words dessert (dez-URT) and desert (DEZ-urt). Like a lot of Chinese words, the pronunciation is the same, but the accent you put on it, like a tone, makes it a totally different word.
such an underrated 老师! im glad i found this channel it's been really helpful i was struggling with tones quite sometimes now. 谢谢 💖
I must say that you've got a beautiful way of teaching
THAT was awesome. So easy to follow!!!!
Fantastic lesson Jen!! And amazing cat too!! 😉 Trying these tones... I feel like a baby trying to speak!! 🙃 Thanks for all your effort and lessons!! 😊
Breaking The Limits 😊jia you
@@chinesewithjen Thank you!! I will try! 😉
Hi JEn,Greetings from Sydney NSW Australia. I liked your tone examples. Comparing them to English especially. There are tones in English and the way you emphasise the words you can change the meaning of a phrase. One example in English! are the many ways you can say "i love you". By changing the tone you can say "i love you" when you actually mean " i hate you". English (Australian, American, British, Canadian, South Afrikan and New Zealanders )people are not aware they are using tones. and there is no formal teaching that i know of to tell them they are using tones.
Love your channel! Your voice is beautiful and you are so articulate that is easy to understand you.
i don't even learn chinese (yet) but this is so relaxing.
The best video I've found so far. Thank you!
谢谢老师 😀！！！ Greetings from Shanghai, China.
Muchas gracias!
This was so helpful and well explained! For the longest time I’ve had a bad stigma that Chinese is Overly extremely hard to learn mainly because of the Tonal system, but now that I can distinguish tones it’s just that bit easier (well a lot really). Thank you! 💕
I love the way you explain
Thanks for your efforts. Love your lessons. Your cat is also very beautiful
Guitarman 谢谢
Thank you u helped me alot because i always mix the second tone with fourth tone and my chinese exam is tomorrow:) but thanks :)
Excellent video, 谢谢你。it's really easy to learn with you, God bless you.
thank you very much
finally, it's here, the cat in thumbnail
Xiexie! It really helped me! When is the pronunciation class on Wechat?
Thanks a lot for the lesson! This is extremely useful! Actualy it's my first video on your chanel😀Without doubt you've a new subscruber. Greetings from Russia, thank you (спасибо(spacibo))
你厉害，非常感谢你
Ali Amini 😊加油
谢谢老师！
你的猫真可爱，还有真安静。我也喜欢猫。
哇！谢谢你～😍
Thank you so much teacher that's really helpful ♡
Thank u very much
Thank you
谢谢你的教训。
Really good lesson, thx :)
Thank you so much for this video
谢谢
You got a new subscriber.
.我想学习如何翻译新闻。
Great video!
i just started to learn chinese all by myself for about 2 weeks and im kinda have a problem about the tone pronouncing. when we talk in chinese, are the tones should be heard clearly as well? cuz i think its kinda hard to maintain its tones while having a conversation😥
I recommend this video to you:
ruclips.net/video/KDQgKxuRJM4/видео.html
The young lady tells a short story first at a slow pace, and then she repeats the story at a faster pace. You can tell that the tones are maintained even when the Chinese is spoken more quickly.
Follow the story, but don't worry about the translation. Just listen to the pronunciation and try to repeat what she says immediately after she says it. Doing this helped me massively!
Through practising the pronunciation, your brain 'integrates" the words with their tones, and they become as one.
Combine that with Jen's teaching and you will learn quickly.
I hope that helps 👍
@@lindenh2014 thanks buddy 🤘
"ouch" is good! but the nature of the 1st tone, and the 2/3 difference, wasnt too clearly explained
我来自越南， 谢谢你
老师太漂亮了
Awww I love your trick. So cute! :D
棒棒哒 ! 🐘
Xièxiè....Māo hěn piàoliang
so pretty, my best teach s2 from brazil s2
But teacher when Chinese people speak fast it's like they don't follow all 5 tones ..why?
你太可爱了！
this video would have been more helpful if you would have included the characters with the words
You are so cute, thank you for the lesson!
Wow you're so cute and 天才
I really loved your channel thanks for the effort
English translation: Learn tones or you will never eat lunch in this town.
老师,请问一下，你可以告诉我你的E-MAIL，感谢您
Using ㄣ to expend 与与马写鸟与吗妈 勺 鸟乌鸦呜. ㄣ denote bird leg, or horse, pen .counter check with handphone keyboard
How lucky Catty........🙃
I hate tone videos. It is always explained the same way, but it is impossible to speak like this at full speed. English tones are much slower and farther apart in speech. I feel like I am hurting myself trying to vary all the tones with every word.
I can be her 🐱 cat.
你是大陸人嗎?
第三声你教的不好啊！You explained 3rd tone badly. I think it is bad to teach new learners to Chinese like this. In a sentence in a natural talking rhythm, it will not be so long and it will not rise like that. Lots of learners get told "you said it wrong, you said 2nd tone" by native speakers, because of the bad teaching of 3rd tone. It should be the lowest pitch of the throat, and it shouldn't rise like that. For example 喜 in 喜欢 should be a short syllable and lowest pitch.
Thank you so much teacher that's really helpful ♡