Wow, I noticed these particles when speaking to my Chinese friends, and I began using them in my sentences to make them look more natural instead of basic sentences. I had no idea of what most of them really insinuated or meant, I just put one on the end and if it "felt right" I would use it that way. I'm amazed at how accurate I actually was after watching this!
I just started studying Mandarim this year and found your channel and loved, the way you explain makes everything easier to understand, thank you so much!!!
I'm a student who's learning various languages like, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Thai and Korean and I love this video so much bcz it's rlly and super helpful thank u grace 谢谢 本当にありがと ☺
Tips for learning in Grace's channel. 1. After watching her content, open the material she has prepared 2. Feel free to re-watch 3. Try to absorb as much as you can before moving on to other content, so you really learn something from this Feel free to like if this were good reminder for you
Grace, I admire all the hard work you put in to your videos, clips of people on TV speaking, explanation in english and of course real life scenarios. Thank you!!
Thanks so much!! Final particles are some of the most elusive and slippery aspects of the language (other than 嗎of course, that's straightforward). It feels like a bit more of an art than a science at times, and when you venture a guess and get it wrong, it sticks out like a sore thumb. I would almost think of 語助詞 as colors that you can add to the sentence, rather than something that strictly follows certain sentences or patterns. For instance, after watching a ton of 小明星大跟班, I started to pick up the habits of the female guests, at which point I realized it was time to start watching more male-focused content....
Have to say your channel is one of the most easy to learn. I'm from Brazil and little by little with your effort and help I'm understanding this new language. So much thanks 🙋
All the effort you put on each video is just amazing, you should have at least 10 times the views you have :c. Thanks for the lesson and the PDF! No doubt you're the best 老师 哈哈哈
I love seeing snippets of Office Girls! It's been one of my favorite shows for years and a lot of my friends watch it too 😄 Thanks for your hard work on this video!
Thank you so much for this video, other than "ma" and some cases for "ba", I've always been confused on how to use some of these sentence ending words. Very helpful explanations! If possible, in the future, an idea for a video may be some common measure words that are important to learn. I think a lot of us learn some like specifics like "ben" for books or "jian/tiao/shuang" for clothes but then just use "ge" for everything else when we shouldn't do that XD That would be very helpful!
Unfortunately, when studying other dialects, we find that in each dialect, particles are often, some of the most different and unique elements of each dialect. Jiu, ming!!! unique part of vocabulary
How did you learn to speak English so well? You used the word “inkling” and I was impressed. Still, one would not say “have an inkling in your mind” because it is unnecessary or redundant to say “in your mind.” It is understood, without saying, because the mind is the only place you can have an “inkling.” This was a good lesson because I used “a” to tell someone “ni hao diao a” (a phrase learned from you) but I didn’t know why the “a” was there at the end. By the way, my friend was impressed and very amused that I used that phrase so thanks!!!
If you say you have an inkling in your mind you are emphasizing that its just a trace of a memory, which is what she was going for. Its not redundant because the usage of 吧 wouldn't make sense if you just say something that is on your mind as opposed to something that you have an inkling of in your mind
Ohhhh！Do you usually have these "workbook" pdf's available or is it a new thing? What a GREAT idea! I find that it's really difficult to have enough exercise to practice grammar in mandarin. I am so grateful for your efforts 感謝 🙏
When I first read 我不会说出去的 I thought it would mean "I can't say whether [I'm] going" but in context it's "I won't tell anyone" which is a good example of where my Chinese is lacking, I can't get a sense of the context when I hear it the first time.
Thanks for the video. I'm really grateful that you made a video explaining these particles. I have a question though. At 5:52 it says "你喜欢他" but beneath it says "you like h e r". I thought "他" was "he/him" and "她" was "she/her". Is there something I'm misunderstanding or was it a typo maybe? Thanks.
I dont think that is a typo, because "他" can be used all kind of gender. (When you're not sure of a person's gender. You can just use"他") "她" this word was invented when the English was introduced into the Chinese language area. before that, we use the word "他" for all genders. Sorry if my English is weird.I'm still learn it.
Hello. I Was looking for a video that explains the differences between Ming bai, Liao jie, Li jie, Ling hui, Dong, Ting dong & Ling wu, but I Couldn't Find Anything Could You Make A Video On This Topic Please ? Or A Quick Explanation In A Reply To My Comment ? I'd Be Extremely Grateful. Thanks. J
Dictionary enteries for sentence final particles can be confusing. Information may be out of date or non-existent. Especially older publications before 2000.
他 is gender natural (and supposed to be gender natural.) 她 is new word after chinese was influenced by western culture. Many chinese dialects don't have gendered third-person pronoun.
谢谢！however, i've heard that using 啊 is impolite, no, i understand that it is used only into informal conversation, but what about that fact i've mentioned above? Is it true?
Yes! In some contexts, 啊 can sound quite impolite. For instance, sometimes 啊 expresses an impatient and unhappy tone (I talk about this and give some examples in the PDF file of today's lesson).
📝 Start mastering Chinese modal particles today and get the PDF here → gum.co/OtXAp
(Traditional and Simplified characters included)
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Grace很可爱呀!
视频也很好哇!
大家关注她吧!
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現學現用（现学现用）😂
Wow, I noticed these particles when speaking to my Chinese friends, and I began using them in my sentences to make them look more natural instead of basic sentences. I had no idea of what most of them really insinuated or meant, I just put one on the end and if it "felt right" I would use it that way. I'm amazed at how accurate I actually was after watching this!
I just started studying Mandarim this year and found your channel and loved, the way you explain makes everything easier to understand, thank you so much!!!
I'm a student who's learning various languages like, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Thai and Korean and I love this video so much bcz it's rlly and super helpful thank u grace 谢谢
本当にありがと ☺
I just wish I knew this channel while I was living in Kaohsiung , thank you Ive learned a lot. ✨💖
0:40 What are Modal Particles?
1:42 啊
3:34 那
4:13 哇
5:00 呀
5:36 吗
6:02 的
6:35 了
7:18 把
谢谢！
@@rikusoma4539 不用谢！
I love how half the video was essentially dedicated to the shortest word in the entire Chinese language: 啊
呃
@@georgeherzog5929what’s that?
Tips for learning in Grace's channel.
1. After watching her content, open the material she has prepared
2. Feel free to re-watch
3. Try to absorb as much as you can before moving on to other content, so you really learn something from this
Feel free to like if this were good reminder for you
أجح.
،ك. 😅
Grace, I admire all the hard work you put in to your videos, clips of people on TV speaking, explanation in english and of course real life scenarios.
Thank you!!
Thanks so much!! Final particles are some of the most elusive and slippery aspects of the language (other than 嗎of course, that's straightforward). It feels like a bit more of an art than a science at times, and when you venture a guess and get it wrong, it sticks out like a sore thumb.
I would almost think of 語助詞 as colors that you can add to the sentence, rather than something that strictly follows certain sentences or patterns. For instance, after watching a ton of 小明星大跟班, I started to pick up the habits of the female guests, at which point I realized it was time to start watching more male-focused content....
LOL yeah men and women speak very differently in Chinese
Thank you! I'm just a begginer in chinese but this was very well explained
Thanks Grace!! I like it that you say the sentences in normal speed. Other youtubers speak so slowly it's not normal conversation.
that was extremely useful, the examples and short videos you provide do really help to grasp the idea. 谢谢你啊！
谢你的影片，我现在三个月正在学普通话：你的影片已经帮我。Greetings from Colombia. 🇨🇴
很高興能幫上忙（很高兴能帮上忙）！:D
Have to say your channel is one of the most easy to learn. I'm from Brazil and little by little with your effort and help I'm understanding this new language. So much thanks 🙋
I have just stumbled upon this channel and it has been so incredibly helpful. You have an exceptional gift for teaching, Grace. We are so grateful 😃
omg this chanel is amazing thanks for your hard word I love your channel so much and I hope it keeps growing rapidly
Your videos are fast becoming one of the best ways to help study Mandarin
miles So glad that I could help! :D
This channel should be 10 million subscribers
Teacher Grace thanks a lot! 💜 I hope you'll continue to do these videos, but even if you could no more, I'd still be very thankful to you! 🙏
每一個回覆都是繁體簡體英文，真的很用心
謝謝！:)
All the effort you put on each video is just amazing, you should have at least 10 times the views you have :c. Thanks for the lesson and the PDF! No doubt you're the best 老师 哈哈哈
OMG! i'm going to watch this video a hundred times today! 非常感谢你！你是很酷啊！
太谢谢你了。这很有帮助！ Thanks so much! This is great. I am relearning Chinese
Great video, I really like the way you teach Chinese and motivates me to continue learning the language.
I love seeing snippets of Office Girls! It's been one of my favorite shows for years and a lot of my friends watch it too 😄 Thanks for your hard work on this video!
I just discovered your channel a couple of days ago. And ur contents are soooo good. Ive learnt a lot. Tk so much this is very kind of you🥺💓💓
Four days since it was posted and no dislikes yet! Yassssss Grace!
Thank you so much for this video, other than "ma" and some cases for "ba", I've always been confused on how to use some of these sentence ending words. Very helpful explanations!
If possible, in the future, an idea for a video may be some common measure words that are important to learn. I think a lot of us learn some like specifics like "ben" for books or "jian/tiao/shuang" for clothes but then just use "ge" for everything else when we shouldn't do that XD That would be very helpful!
I knew this would be a good channel to subscribe to! ☺️ Really clear! 谢谢哦！ 我希望你下一个的短篇/视频包括“喽” 不知道如果是经常用的语气词但我北京来的朋友有时用。 反正， 我很期待啊 ☺️☺️
Jasmine Burton 有哦！下個影片我會講到「囉/嘍」，在PDF裡面也有！（有哦！下个视频我会讲到“啰/喽”，在PDF里面也有！）😄
多谢
Your contents are always great! 谢谢你！
Very good video! It's really hard to understand for foreigners and you explained it very well!
非常感谢你的这段视频啊！🙏这是非常有帮助且易于理解的，有时候我有点困惑如何使用中文这个词。😊💕 我关注了你的频道并已订阅啊！太喜欢看你的中文教学视频啦！
Noreen Arthithaya Akhtar 不客氣 Noreen! 很高興你喜歡（不客气 Noreen! 很高兴你喜欢）💕
I love studying from this channel! Hope you can make a video about 过 (guo) too. Thank you and keep fighting!
LOL that IRL 可以哇 was so funny to me, I don't know why.
Taiwan really specializes in the unique melody of its final particles.
Fantastic, thanks for including English and with pinyin
Your videos are very informative a d I especially like the fact you add zhuyin in the examples.
Unfortunately, when studying other dialects, we find that in each
dialect, particles are often, some of the most different and unique
elements of each dialect. Jiu, ming!!!
unique part of vocabulary
Grace creates such quality videos!!!!
Thanks!!
Very helpful video thank you 😊
OMG, this is so helpful!!! 谢谢！！❤️❤️
Its very informative! Now, I learned a lot from this video. 谢谢你！💕
Thanks for making a pdf file!
Laura Vecoli No problem! Hope you find it helpful!
Good teacher.
Fantastic
Grace thank you so much for this lesson!
You're welcome!
"Do you like her" with 她 and not with 他 :). As always useful lessons. Thanks a lot
你用注音符號！謝謝！
她很漂亮啊。。。谢谢你Grace老师
永远的神 ! 🐘
You're awesome, Grace! The best!! ♥️
Thank you!
谢谢你❤我这喜欢的❤
07:18 你没事吧 vs 你没事吗？Is there a difference in these 2 sentences? Also, when does 了 = le / liao?
.吧 even I think it's not a big problem but still ask, due to I'm not you. 吗 I care about what happened on you and need you answer the certain thing.
How did you learn to speak English so well? You used the word “inkling” and I was impressed. Still, one would not say “have an inkling in your mind” because it is unnecessary or redundant to say “in your mind.” It is understood, without saying, because the mind is the only place you can have an “inkling.” This was a good lesson because I used “a” to tell someone “ni hao diao a” (a phrase learned from you) but I didn’t know why the “a” was there at the end. By the way, my friend was impressed and very amused that I used that phrase so thanks!!!
If you say you have an inkling in your mind you are emphasizing that its just a trace of a memory, which is what she was going for. Its not redundant because the usage of 吧 wouldn't make sense if you just say something that is on your mind as opposed to something that you have an inkling of in your mind
Guo老师好, 您真棒啊, 多谢多谢!
谢谢你
Ohhhh！Do you usually have these "workbook" pdf's available or is it a new thing? What a GREAT idea! I find that it's really difficult to have enough exercise to practice grammar in mandarin. I am so grateful for your efforts 感謝 🙏
This is a new idea haha so I’ve only created two so far! But there will be more in the future! :D
@@GraceMandarinChinese can't thank you enough! :)
When I first read 我不会说出去的 I thought it would mean "I can't say whether [I'm] going" but in context it's "I won't tell anyone" which is a good example of where my Chinese is lacking, I can't get a sense of the context when I hear it the first time.
谢谢啊，很好的资料啊！😎
wow thank you form making things so clear for me.
很漂亮
5:56 Doesn't the character 他 really mean "him"? Doesn't 她 mean "her"? Or am I missing something?
4:55 Grace綁頭髮好漂亮喔！🥺
Greetings from Rio de Janeiro Brazil
Thanks for the video. I'm really grateful that you made a video explaining these particles. I have a question though.
At 5:52 it says "你喜欢他" but beneath it says "you like h e r". I thought "他" was "he/him" and "她" was "she/her".
Is there something I'm misunderstanding or was it a typo maybe?
Thanks.
i think it was a typo
I dont think that is a typo, because "他" can be used all kind of gender.
(When you're not sure of a person's gender. You can just use"他")
"她" this word was invented when the English was introduced into the Chinese language area.
before that, we use the word "他" for all genders.
Sorry if my English is weird.I'm still learn it.
I remember i asked for this 😎
Alex Jonathan Hahaha right!
You're so cute, smart and the video is so information 😍😍😍 🌹🌹🌹
Namash Aggarwal Thank you Namash! ☺️
@@GraceMandarinChinese My pleasure, Grace 🌹🌹🌹
不客气 ~~~ 💝💝💝
Thank you ! What is the name of the tv show you used in your video please ? 😊
Can you please make a video about some sentence/ final particles to say in chat/ messages?
You can use these final particles in chat/messages! :)
I'll talk about more final particles in the next video btw!
她是多麼美麗啊我的上帝😊
What is that show at 6:34? It looks so good but I can't read its name ;;
If both 的 and 啊 can be used to express certainty, when to use one or the other?
When do you zi, like ya zi for duck or xie zi for shoes?
Really helpful, thank you 🙏🏻
I am new this video 👌🏻😁❤️
Hello. I Was looking for a video that explains the differences between Ming bai, Liao jie, Li jie, Ling hui, Dong, Ting dong & Ling wu, but I Couldn't Find Anything Could You Make A Video On This Topic Please ? Or A Quick Explanation In A Reply To My Comment ? I'd Be Extremely Grateful. Thanks. J
Dictionary enteries for sentence final particles can be confusing. Information may be out of date or non-existent. Especially older publications before 2000.
What was the show you used for examples
It looks funny
Yesterday I saw a video on RUclips called "快来和我一起吃饺子吧！" Why was 吧 used in this case?
学不进去、老师太可爱了
謝謝啊！
Im new here, what is the translation characters at the most top of the 4 rows?
我知道了，谢谢你grace hehehehe
哦！我忘了！wich is the serie that you put some examples? looks like very funny uwu
這群人 (a RUclips channel) and 小資女孩向前衝 (It's on Netflix). They both are pretty interesting! :D
Could you list some cool chinese series please ? Thankkkks
At 5:53 you wrote 他 then said "her". Is that a Taiwan thing?
“他” can refer to male or female:) But “她” can only refer to female.
很有趣啊 :)
2:11 ‘见’ for simplified version :p
5:52 '他'还是'她' ? ^^
(btw I miss your clips from movies :p)
Ah! Right! Thank you for pointing it out!
他 and 她 both can refer to females. :)
哇塞，真的吗
所以说如果我写 ‘我喜欢他’ 你不知道是男的还是女的，对吗 lol
我只是好奇而已 :D
Tronix 如果你不想讓對方知道你喜歡的人的性別的話，你就可以用這個「他」。但如果你想指女性，而且不想被誤會的話，還是用「她」會比較好😊 (如果你不想让对方知道你喜欢的人的性别的话，你就可以用这个“他”。但如果你想指女性，而且不想被误会的话，还是用“她”会比较好😊)
那我就用'她' 就可以了哈哈。谢谢你的解释啊。
好喜歡你的影片😉😍
他 is gender natural (and supposed to be gender natural.) 她 is new word after chinese was influenced by western culture. Many chinese dialects don't have gendered third-person pronoun.
This part 4:55 killed me in cuteness
What is the name(s) of the show(s) where the clips are taken from?
Like. Like. Like. Thanks!
I just wanted to make sure :
Is 的 here just a final particle thing or is it 是/的 structure without 是?
where can I watch chinese comedy?
(easy to understand comedy)
I hear 'lo' all the time, what is the correct usage for 'lo'?
I talked about it in this video😊: ruclips.net/video/wigN5SOIB_8/видео.html
Hey, does anybody knows which font she uses when writing in Chinese?
Thanks for the video! One particle I notice a lot is 喔, do you know how to use it?
I’ll talk about it in the next video! Also it’s included in the PDF of today’s lesson. :)
@@GraceMandarinChinese I'll check the PDF out! Looking forward to your next video!
CEDict says this one is more or less "woah!"
@@QuizmasterLaw Thanks!
@@LucarioandPichu first tone i see neutral tone surprise
what about 啦? is it just another version of 啊?
好厉害咯
谢谢！however, i've heard that using 啊 is impolite, no, i understand that it is used only into informal conversation, but what about that fact i've mentioned above? Is it true?
Yes! In some contexts, 啊 can sound quite impolite. For instance, sometimes 啊 expresses an impatient and unhappy tone (I talk about this and give some examples in the PDF file of today's lesson).
is this sinplified or traditional one