It’s not easy to balance school and RUclips, but I enjoy making videos and interacting with you all so much, so I’ll do my best! 💪 Thank you for always being here! 💕 - ✍ Practice writing today's Chinese characters here → app.skritter.com/link/zh/?link=skritter.com?deck=5448268961415168&apn=com.inkren.skritter.chinese&ibi=com.inkren.skritter.chinese&isi=1370892114 (If you don't have a Skritter account yet, feel free to use the code "GRACEMANDARINCHINESE" to get 10% off)
Thank you for trying so hard for all of your students. That being said, both are stressful responsibilities, so please prioritize taking care of yourself
Yes! My mom cooks sweet potato leaves as well, though she uses the stir-fry method. This was a good video for learning some new vocabulary and getting Chinese immersion time. Thank you!
I just recently started learning chinese, and I found your video on vowel pronunciation. It was really helpful, and I instantly subscribed. I can't wait to see what new videos you make in the future.
Thank you for still making videos as a busy student 🙂 0:32 Are there any nuances about when people say 燕麥 Yànmài for oatmeal rather than 麥片 Màipiàn? Being in Taiwan, you should have access to some pretty good black sesame powder (黑芝麻粉 Hēi zhīma fěn) for oatmeal (we often ask friends/family to bring some from Taiwan to the US). We also sometimes add peanut butter powder 🙂 10:28 It's interesting how much detail people studying linguistics/English go into analyzing patterns that native speakers take for granted; they remind me of a few linguistics courses I did for fun. The text made no sense until I looked up the audio files and realized that they were just snippets of from different sources/speakers rather than single phrases: H* L-H% "banana but anyway marinade" L* L-H% "a rutabaga small another banana Amelia knew him" H* H-L% "low marinade a honeydew" L* H-L% "the the airport a rutabaga she knew Abercrombie"
麥片 for me is more like cereals. Haha yes! I find it interesting to look into the intonational part of a language. And I find it funny that they always use some words like "banana", "rutabaga" or "marmalade" as examples lol
if i’m being quite honest i’m a native english speaker and i didn’t know what a rutabaga was 😅 we call it a swede, and even then i didn’t know what it was until i came to the west
I always enjoy watching and learning from your vlogs. Thanks for making videos even with your busy student life🙏 Make sure to take care of yourself too and good luck with all your classes💪 PS. I think I’ll try that timer strategy too for my own school assignments. Thanks for the tip lol
Thanks so much for making these vlogs; they make great listening practice. If I could just make one request: could you please consider maybe using music without English lyrics? When I try to practice Chinese, my brain sort of goes into "Chinese mode", but hearing so much English in this video kept snapping me out of it. Plus if you're talking in a language which (let's face it) I can barely understand at all, hearing a language that I understand perfectly in the background can be really distracting. With that said, I love your channel and can't wait to see more from it!
I watched your videos throughout university to help me learn Chinese, now I’ve graduated and move to Taipei it’s crazy to think we now live in the same city haha
It’s not easy to balance school and RUclips, but I enjoy making videos and interacting with you all so much, so I’ll do my best! 💪
Thank you for always being here! 💕
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✍ Practice writing today's Chinese characters here → app.skritter.com/link/zh/?link=skritter.com?deck=5448268961415168&apn=com.inkren.skritter.chinese&ibi=com.inkren.skritter.chinese&isi=1370892114
(If you don't have a Skritter account yet, feel free to use the code "GRACEMANDARINCHINESE" to get 10% off)
Thank you for trying so hard for all of your students. That being said, both are stressful responsibilities, so please prioritize taking care of yourself
@@yazars I will! Thank you🥺
We love you Grace 老師!
Yes! My mom cooks sweet potato leaves as well, though she uses the stir-fry method. This was a good video for learning some new vocabulary and getting Chinese immersion time. Thank you!
I just recently started learning chinese, and I found your video on vowel pronunciation. It was really helpful, and I instantly subscribed. I can't wait to see what new videos you make in the future.
🥳Stay tuned!
你很漂亮！You are a great source of motivation for me, thank you for sharing and teaching Mandarin in such a beautiful way, many successes! 谢谢！
Awww Thank you Andrea! ❤
哇塞！有時候我在這裏寫信，！你的影片對我很大影響，看你的影片就是因爲我來台灣的原因之一，我沒知道我們是校友！我在臺大花了六個月了開始學中文。我很喜歡看你的部落格練習中文, 我常回來看你的影片，特別是你解釋發音的影片.
加油！Keep up the good work!
我很開心我的影片讓你想來台灣🥰 說不定我們在台大曾經擦肩而過😂
Great stuff, Grace! Keep up the good work and thank you for the lesson 😊
Thank you Jesse!
Thank you for still making videos as a busy student 🙂
0:32 Are there any nuances about when people say 燕麥 Yànmài for oatmeal rather than 麥片 Màipiàn? Being in Taiwan, you should have access to some pretty good black sesame powder (黑芝麻粉 Hēi zhīma fěn) for oatmeal (we often ask friends/family to bring some from Taiwan to the US). We also sometimes add peanut butter powder 🙂
10:28 It's interesting how much detail people studying linguistics/English go into analyzing patterns that native speakers take for granted; they remind me of a few linguistics courses I did for fun. The text made no sense until I looked up the audio files and realized that they were just snippets of from different sources/speakers rather than single phrases:
H* L-H% "banana but anyway marinade"
L* L-H% "a rutabaga small another banana Amelia knew him"
H* H-L% "low marinade a honeydew"
L* H-L% "the the airport a rutabaga she knew Abercrombie"
麥片 for me is more like cereals. Haha yes! I find it interesting to look into the intonational part of a language. And I find it funny that they always use some words like "banana", "rutabaga" or "marmalade" as examples lol
if i’m being quite honest i’m a native english speaker and i didn’t know what a rutabaga was 😅 we call it a swede, and even then i didn’t know what it was until i came to the west
No wonder I've never heard of it haha
This vlog is incredibly calming, but also motivating!
謝謝!
I love watching your videos! U really inspired me to start my own channel!
That’s awesome!! So glad to hear that 💛
I love watching these kinds of vlogs and I love your channel so these videos are just perfect 🥹
Grace 老师, 我是美国人大学生和学中文. 你 videos 是很好！谢谢
You are so so busy, and still make videos for us. 谢谢Grace老师！
拜託妳以後拍這樣子影片比較多啦！！！很讚很期待😍😍😍😍
上週時隔3年去了臺灣旅行🥹 我也在台大！風景太美了😊 - 韓國人-
Yay another awesome vlog!
I'm studying Chinese because I'm going to NTU this spring!!
Welcome!! 🥳
chinese language is like a honey for my ears
Wow nice video❤❤❤
I like your vlogs , it helps me to improve my Chinese alot
小姐姐好棒！！！嗷嗷❤期待姐姐更多vlog～
Мне нравиться ваша страна, и даже изучаю китайский. Желаю удачи в продвижении канала
I always enjoy watching and learning from your vlogs. Thanks for making videos even with your busy student life🙏 Make sure to take care of yourself too and good luck with all your classes💪
PS. I think I’ll try that timer strategy too for my own school assignments. Thanks for the tip lol
Haha I'm sure the timer strategy would be helpful! 😉
loved this vlog s2
@7:54 哈哈哈 不好意思，Grace，我搞笑了🤣
You’re awesome, keep up the good work💗💗!!
VIRGO POWER!
NTU is a very excellent university !
Alright, keep up with the good work
姐姐真的好像明星人❤
oh love your vlogs!! do make them more hehe
I was surprised to see you using praat since I use it a lot for research 🤣 很厲害！
Haha I'm just a beginner lol
So busy so辛苦...please take care.
Grace超美.很有氣質.運動很好😍
"把握一下", "take advantage of"...so that's how you say it, thanks! :D
Thanks so much for making these vlogs; they make great listening practice. If I could just make one request: could you please consider maybe using music without English lyrics? When I try to practice Chinese, my brain sort of goes into "Chinese mode", but hearing so much English in this video kept snapping me out of it. Plus if you're talking in a language which (let's face it) I can barely understand at all, hearing a language that I understand perfectly in the background can be really distracting. With that said, I love your channel and can't wait to see more from it!
Thanks so much for these videos. I love Taiwan and hope that I can travel there again someday soon. What is your college major?
I majored in Chinese literature for my bachelor's degree. And now my major is Teaching Chinese as a Second Language. :)
thank you
在大学，年底总是很难😫
每次太多的事情~！
Vlog in Mandarin again please 😊
妹妹真的很羡慕你啊姐姐🥹💘💖🌷🥰
加油！
很有意思, 谢谢！
let's go praat!!!
精致的小女人，管自己这么严格是不是太累了？Anyway, 地瓜叶是啥东西？能吃呀？
是有點累，但很值得～地瓜葉在台灣很常見，我也不知道該怎麼解釋，下次你看到可以買來試試看😂
哇，來到臺大留學之前我看了你的關於注音的影片，沒想到你竟然也是臺大的學生
😆
好巧！
广州人？or hong kong？
❤
I watched your videos throughout university to help me learn Chinese, now I’ve graduated and move to Taipei it’s crazy to think we now live in the same city haha
She is my fevarit girl'..💘
Because of very good information more events.. really i like you 💥💘👌🌹💕💞💘👍
Hello 🎉
最近在讀明年要考研的書有點靜不下心來🥲剛好在休息時間滑yt看到你的影片發現你的自律以及一些讀書技巧是我可以學習的地方，期待你之後的更多影片，也希望明年能順利考上台大😅
考研準備期間真的很容易焦慮或分心🥲 我在IG裡面寫過一篇考研準備的文章，有興趣的話可以去看看～加油加油！！
Studying at Nanyang Technological University?
National Taiwan University
lol what made you think if it’s in nanyang
你好
你好美！！
我倒台灣因為你在台灣，今天，我在台灣。But i cant see you.....
你們那裡還需要戴口罩嗎？
還需要～
You are always eating. Hahaha
Chinese love to eat
@@Carbuncle0168 I agree...😆
Thank you.
加油！