Emma Răducanu is a British professional tennis player with origins in Romania and China. Her father is of Romanian origin and her mother is Chinese....a beautiful combination, of mixed blood. Emma is a sweet lovely young lady I wish her nothing but love. 😘
What an amazing person Emma is, I pray she keeps touching the millions as she is at the moment, to keep our dreams of a better world alive. God Bless you Emma
My wife is from the Philippines and I am trying to learn her language ...I applaud how you and Lelah can fluently speak so many languages....I grew up speaking French but cant remember it it all anymore
In terms of speaking different languages. Leylah is much better than Emma. It is not even comparable. I know Leylah is very good in English and French. Not sure how fluent Leylah is in Spanish but it must be better than Emma's Chinese. We can't expect Leylah to speak the language of the Philippines because she belongs to the 3rd generation outside of the Philippines.
@@benthekeeshond545 well she was born in Quebec to an Ecuadorian father and second (I think) generation Filipino mother. She stated in commercials and instagram bio(now gone) that she spoke 3 languages: Spanish, French and English. Don't think she speaks her maternal grandparents language fluently or at all
During Emma's 2 weeks at Flushing Meadows, I didn''t see too much coverage from China. While Leylah had a lot of Filipinos American fans at the stadium but there were almost no Chinese Americans there to support Emma. We know there is a significant Chinese population in the city of NY. @3:16, the gentleman was induced into a state of shock to hear Emma speaking Chinese. Emma is so lovely and a natural beauty!
Few knew she's half-Chinese. It's very well concealed by the western media. Perhaps she should include her mother's surname in her name to gain quicker & wider recognition among Chinese people like Aileen Gu. With the strong anti-Chinese sentiment in the west now, even her mother's name was deliberately excluded in her Wiki entry.
She can be the new “It” Bond girl.. Smart, Beautiful and well spoken. Just like Eileen Gu, if you are successful in the sport and got the looks, sky's the limit. Movies, tv shows, ads, endorsements deals... so marketable.
For anybody to get an "F" is a strong indication of not putting effort into the subject. But it is also unfair to compare yourself to Emma in Chinese. I won't be surprised if Emma learned Chinese and English at the same time when she was a baby. Emma didn't go to school to learn to speak Chinese.
I've learned Mandarin for more than 7 years, but I don't have any Chinese ancestry so I can't say I speak Mandarin better than her.Still, I can spot some few pronunciation mistakes because I've heard a lot o Chinese so I know how it should sound like correctly, but I guess for a native Chinese this should still be 100% understandable.After all, she is worthy of praise because many children of Chinese immigrants can't speak their own language and easily abandon their culture.
@swimdeep1 Hi, The acquisition of linguistic skills is quite easy. All languages belong to Family trees e. g. English originated from Anglo-Saxon but by 100 A. D. it began to absorb Latin, Scandinavian, Greek, French and it borrows many words from many other languages and cultures. All languages belong to a family tree e. g. Romance languages - Latin, French, Italian, Spanish... they share certain similarities ies in inflections, grammar, vocabulary and semantics... there're overlaps that facilitate learning the new language once you're aware... however, some languages like Mandarin though it's put under the Sino-Mongolian cluster, have nothing much in common... however, your learning skills are facilitated as you become more aware of the similarities or differences... so learning more languages is an additive process for your brain... Good luck! You can self - learn from RUclips Language Learning videos. The best way to acquire a mother language is to speak it use it and read it.
Like Aileen GU, she spends many a summers staying with her grandparents in Shenyang, China. As she said in the interview, she's a Dongbei (North-east China) girl.
@@JayJay-vd4jp The vast majority of the racists were from the Middle East and Asia, not the UK lol. Why are people obsessed with Raducanu’s race? She would never live in Romania or China and that is a fact.
She didn’t win Wimbledon, still no one mentioned her ethnicity. We are not interested in her skin colour. We are interested in what she has inside and that is 100% Britishness 😀
It sounds like you are fairly comfortable with Chinese (Mandarin) -- impressive. I still like it better when you speak English. I wish you well in your future Tennis Tournaments.
Sounds like a second generation immigrant who learned from her parent(s) but it would still would be considered a pretty fobby accent if she went to live in China.
@@stopinvadingmyprivacy8375 Stop being so overly critical you donut. Her Mandarin is very good, she’s definitely fluent but speaks with an English accent and British mannerisms. 👋
@@stopinvadingmyprivacy8375 If Emma is going to stay in NE China for a period of 2 to 3 years, I bet she will be able to speak closely resembling the locals. But to fully utilize a language, she has to be able to read and write. Emma said she didn't learn Chinese in school and therefore doesn't know how to read/write.
Not true. Emma has grown up in Britain and sees the world from a British point of view. Remember, her parents chose to move from Canada. So they wanted their little girl to grow up in our country.
When she speaks in Mandarin it’s as if someone is singing to you a beautiful song ❤
Emma Răducanu is a British professional tennis player with origins in Romania and China. Her father is of Romanian origin and her mother is Chinese....a beautiful combination, of mixed blood. Emma is a sweet lovely young lady I wish her nothing but love. 😘
We all bleed red.
I pray that the person she is doesn't get lost in the champion she has become!!🙏🙂🙏
Please leave politics aside. She is not a politician, a young classy tennis player.
Soon be call Billions dollars tennis player. Before 25. Big corporations want her for endorsement.
What an amazing person Emma is, I pray she keeps touching the millions as she is at the moment, to keep our dreams of a better world alive. God Bless you Emma
Keep touching the million sounds like a good touch
Teaching the millions..
My wife is from the Philippines and I am trying to learn her language ...I applaud how you and Lelah can fluently speak so many languages....I grew up speaking French but cant remember it it all anymore
Philippines wife golddiggers
In terms of speaking different languages. Leylah is much better than Emma. It is not even comparable. I know Leylah is very good in English and French. Not sure how fluent Leylah is in Spanish but it must be better than Emma's Chinese. We can't expect Leylah to speak the language of the Philippines because she belongs to the 3rd generation outside of the Philippines.
@@benthekeeshond545 well she was born in Quebec to an Ecuadorian father and second (I think) generation Filipino mother. She stated in commercials and instagram bio(now gone) that she spoke 3 languages: Spanish, French and English. Don't think she speaks her maternal grandparents language fluently or at all
Oh mY Goodness ! What a beautiful accent ! The smile the way she talks so sweet so lovely !
Not only a great Tennis player Emma is more than perfect 🌹
Wonderful girl..hope she win many more championships...
That sports scene dude was probably so excited to be able to have this conversation at work. That’s a cool clip Emma is amazing
During Emma's 2 weeks at Flushing Meadows, I didn''t see too much coverage from China. While Leylah had a lot of Filipinos American fans at the stadium but there were almost no Chinese Americans there to support Emma. We know there is a significant Chinese population in the city of NY.
@3:16, the gentleman was induced into a state of shock to hear Emma speaking Chinese.
Emma is so lovely and a natural beauty!
The info of her being half chinese was scarce, most came to know her heritage after she won the semi.
Few knew she's half-Chinese. It's very well concealed by the western media. Perhaps she should include her mother's surname in her name to gain quicker & wider recognition among Chinese people like Aileen Gu. With the strong anti-Chinese sentiment in the west now, even her mother's name was deliberately excluded in her Wiki entry.
I would love to hear her speak Romanian too !!
She is the future.
im chinese and i only started learning mandarin this year ...just 10 months, and i can understand what she said
Is you mother tongue Cantonese then?
What a wonderful young lady best of luck in the future Emma 🙏🇮🇪❤
Lovely Princess Emma Raducanu 💐❤️
Gosh, I like her so much!
Love her energy
Wow, Emma’s Mandarin is super 👍
Her recollection of child time with Grandma in China is so heartwarming 👍
Emma is the best kid that Chinese parents wish to have! Her calm manner and humble attitude are impressive 👍
@@henryw.1319 That's it. You are RACIST. If you want to defend your honor, FIGHT WITH ME! I choose PISTOLS at dawn.
Like Aileen GU, she spends many a summers in Shenyang China. As she said in the interview, she's a Dongbei (North-east China) girl.
Special girl
Her mother was great teacher
She's so beautiful
She's incredible
Amazing.. Hope you keep getting better in tennis.
She can be the new “It” Bond girl.. Smart, Beautiful and well spoken. Just like Eileen Gu, if you are successful in the sport and got the looks, sky's the limit. Movies, tv shows, ads, endorsements deals... so marketable.
She speak 100 times better my Mandarin which I learned in years in college. Wonder why I end up grade F.
For anybody to get an "F" is a strong indication of not putting effort into the subject. But it is also unfair to compare yourself to Emma in Chinese. I won't be surprised if Emma learned Chinese and English at the same time when she was a baby. Emma didn't go to school to learn to speak Chinese.
I've learned Mandarin for more than 7 years, but I don't have any Chinese ancestry so I can't say I speak Mandarin better than her.Still, I can spot some few pronunciation mistakes because I've heard a lot o Chinese so I know how it should sound like correctly, but I guess for a native Chinese this should still be 100% understandable.After all, she is worthy of praise because many children of Chinese immigrants can't speak their own language and easily abandon their culture.
She's a Polyglot,But Nico Rosberg speaks 8 languages I think. Such a talent
She speaks her ancestral languages. Romania Dad and Chinese Mum.
@swimdeep1 Hi, The acquisition of linguistic skills is quite easy. All languages belong to Family trees e. g. English originated from Anglo-Saxon but by 100 A. D. it began to absorb Latin, Scandinavian, Greek, French and it borrows many words from many other languages and cultures. All languages belong to a family tree e. g. Romance languages - Latin, French, Italian, Spanish... they share certain similarities ies in inflections, grammar, vocabulary and semantics... there're overlaps that facilitate learning the new language once you're aware... however,
some languages like Mandarin though it's put under the Sino-Mongolian cluster, have nothing much in common... however, your learning skills are facilitated as you become more aware of the similarities or differences... so learning more languages is an additive process for your brain... Good luck! You can self - learn from RUclips Language Learning videos. The best way to acquire a mother language is to speak it use it and read it.
Like Aileen GU, she spends many a summers staying with her grandparents in Shenyang, China. As she said in the interview, she's a Dongbei (North-east China) girl.
Meanwhile naomi osaka can’t speak Japanese lol
ANGELINA JOLIE AT FIRST GLANCE.!💖🇦🇺
more like Maggie Grace. she's too sweet looking to resemble AJ
Brilliant speaking such a difficult language
her mom is Chinese
I would have loved to have seen the look on Max Eisenbud's face the first time he saw a video of Emma speaking fluent Mandarin.
much better than my cousins whose parents are Chinese but grew up in America
It Is just wonderful
I can't even speak English as good as she speak Chinese...I only know one language.
goat
It’s funny in the uk no one mentioned her Chinese or Romania side…. Obviously really, because she won, she British…
@@Dionysos640 please, give me a link of the tv program, where i can see them discussing her background. if not. you are talking rubbish.
Because we are not obsessed with race and colour like you are. She is British 🇬🇧 her ethnicity is not important at all
@@domremyuk right, so no links??
And yes 'we' are not obsessed with race or colour.... mmmmm what happen to the euro 2021 recently....
@@JayJay-vd4jp The vast majority of the racists were from the Middle East and Asia, not the UK lol. Why are people obsessed with Raducanu’s race? She would never live in Romania or China and that is a fact.
She didn’t win Wimbledon, still no one mentioned her ethnicity. We are not interested in her skin colour. We are interested in what she has inside and that is 100% Britishness 😀
❤
Your Tennis is great, your Mandering is surprising 👌👍❤️
She is half chinese
Such a lovely girl.
She speaks Chinese better than I!
Amazing
It sounds like you are fairly comfortable with Chinese (Mandarin) -- impressive. I still like it better when you speak English. I wish you well in your future Tennis Tournaments.
I am completely flushed and taken by her when she speaks Mandarin
I was wondering does she speak Romanian??
Yes she can, though I don't know how fluently.
Beautiful Looking Girl xx
De ce nu faci în română
Russian as well?
She reminds me of a brunette version of Maggie Grace.
would love to here her swears in chinese 😄😄😄
Wow! You must be a very nice guy. You must teach your kids to do that. Especially to do that in the public or at work. That is if you have kids.
Like President Duterte ??? 🤭🤭🤭
As a teacher in a multilingual classroom, I had to learn what the swear words were so I could identify the students who were talking trash.
Wo ai nee
As a non chinese, I wonder does her chinese good? And what accent does she have?
Sounds like a second generation immigrant who learned from her parent(s) but it would still would be considered a pretty fobby accent if she went to live in China.
@@stopinvadingmyprivacy8375 Stop being so overly critical you donut. Her Mandarin is very good, she’s definitely fluent but speaks with an English accent and British mannerisms. 👋
@@crazycatpetera1404 Literally answering this dude's question. White knight more.
@@stopinvadingmyprivacy8375
If Emma is going to stay in NE China for a period of 2 to 3 years, I bet she will be able to speak closely resembling the locals. But to fully utilize a language, she has to be able to read and write. Emma said she didn't learn Chinese in school and therefore doesn't know how to read/write.
@@stopinvadingmyprivacy8375 you could’ve just said her mandarin is fluent but her accent is British 😂
Xie Xie
I wonder if she speaks Romanian as well.
Yes, she does, fluently.
中國記者遇到明明會說中文的老外也要說英語，好像怕別人以為他不會說英語。太沒有自信了！
那是国际频道，内容主要面向海外，Emma不知道但主持人要把握度
@@binyan9148 國際頻道就不能說中文？西班牙語法語德語為什麼就可以？就只有中文是見不得人？
@@jimtso9802 china daily 中国日报是中国的英文媒体
@@jol6310 對自己語言文化的驕傲是人性自然的表現。中國人也許因為過去太貧窮落後，往往很羞愧自己的語言和身分。其實，如果對自己有自信，西方人才會尊敬你！
傻逼
chinese mother, romanian father born in canada. zero, zero british
Not true. Emma has grown up in Britain and sees the world from a British point of view. Remember, her parents chose to move from Canada. So they wanted their little girl to grow up in our country.
She is merely Romanian and Chinese on the surface. Inside she is 100% British and this is all that matters.
Went to British school and hold British Passport
@@Soha27 just only went and hold.
What an ignorant comment.