Basic Chinese Words and Phrases (Slow & Simple)😃 Easy Chinese Conversation🤩

Circle English Language Hub proudly present you with a video for English speakers learning Mandarin Chinese. This video consists of 300 basic Chinese words & phrases where each is repeated three times in such order after English:
→ English → Chinese (slow speed) → Chinese (very slow speed) → Chinese (normal speed)
The objective of having such listening pattern is for your to register the words and phrases in your mind while you're learning, resting (say in a couch) or even sleeping. Enjoy the journey of learning with Circle Language Hub!
Thanks for peeping into our channel and hope you enjoy listening to this learning vid. Please do subscribe to our channel as there are more vids to come! 😃💪🏽

[@umargul5644]

Great 👍 thanks

[@hongly7790]

Good video

[@melindamilareyes3492]

Thank s for sharing chinese basic

[@Ni0israndom]

This is very useful for beginners I like this because I have a Chinese class in my school and I get bad grades so I’m here to learn

[@lucynthialeazma5270]

I am a Beginner and👉 I LOVE THIS!!!!°👈
XÌe Xìe.

[@masabaiwin3434]

谢谢，老师

[@kaewlaviboonanh7138]

Thank you for your video I want to learning Chinese language I like it

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Thise lessan very well

[@tsrana5315]

Very useful words and phrases !

[@kulasekarathusharalatha3145]

That is a useful video for all beginners. i want to know how to learn Chinese language easily and correctly

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Thanks for great share

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I am use to study your lesson very day thanks you very much this teson is very great.

[@jorgeortiz4794]

Thank you for sharing this video, but now I need some Chinese friends; however, I could practice some word. Chinese friends, where are you? Saludos desde México!!! Greetings from a Mexican!

[@ttcc5194]

Good help for my chinese.

[@Bean-ig3ov]

Maybe we can study together,I’m chinese

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[@masabaiwin3434]

我在这里😊，我可以做你的朋友吗？

[@wattananoyachai6076]

谢谢您

[@makeminemandarin79]

Very useful!🙏👍

[@srdjanjovanovic3313]

Great content , thanks for sharing !
I suggest you make a video with most commonly used words and phrases when visiting a doctor , the words used in fitness gym too !
It will be a great help for sports professionals and medical staff working in China !

[@ivanovr2408]

Thank you so much for your videos

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[@1mesunkim]

Great listening audio in the car thank you. Xie xie

[@ongchocho4662]

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[@gavinmeng4812]

Thanks and I am a Chinese person

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Thank you for the video

[@oh9622]

Thank you 🌹

[@Iquxc]

THANK YOU IM CHINESE AND I REALLY NEEDED THIS THANK YOU YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH I NEEDED THIS

[@bunkea]

Nice and like it

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Thanks for the Chinese language

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Thank you, good video. Like.👍👍👍

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Thank for this video p

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I. Love it

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this was very useful thanks

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Thank you🥰

[@cindyaucathan5079]

Thank you so much. Very useful words and phrases !

[@ongchocho4662]

Easy and nice Thank You.

[@wenbalatbat2795]

I hope its written in traditional☺️

[@cxhow.24]

Traditional and Simplified is basically desame the only difference is that it’s either said in a slightly different way or written a bit different but all in all it’s pretty much desame

[@paminapamina]

@@cxhow.24 thank youuu!!!

[@danielm.4346]

@@cxhow.24
So, I've watched and listened till the ninth example in this video, and so far, it is a mix of Traditional and Simplified Chinese.
There is in this video, 這個 zhè ge，in Traditional Mandarin Chinese, meaning "this". In Simplified Chinese, it is written 这个.
And "that", 那個, 那个, respectively.
But there is "Not bad." shown written in Simplified Chinese. 还不错。In Pinyin: Hái bù cùo.
In Traditional Chinese, it is written 還不錯。
And "How are you?", “Nǐ hǎo ma” in Pinyin, was in Simplified Chinese.
你好吗
In Traditional Chinese it is 你好嗎
There are going to be differences depending on what regions of China the speakers are from.
( Saw no more of the video because the reception was cut off.)

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nice language you got

[@MrJohnnykhoo88]

Thank you, that's great.

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I would like to listen this video so much.Thank you🥰😘

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P0q

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Thank you for sharing its great content.. I really love to learned chinese language as well..

[@belair6540]

👍👍👍

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i love this !

[@wattananoyachai6076]

我在泰国学习汉语。
现在很最重要的。

[@larrysims4684]

Are there flashcards available here? And if so, where?

[@plucky2115]

thank you for the video some words are not the same like what i am learning...why is that?

[@seikaikiyotaka2367]

ikr

[@King-jd7zi]

I dont know for sure but I think that its because of "way of saying". For example: yes in chinese you can say: "hao de" or "shi de". Im not good but I think this will help you on this Q

[@plucky2115]

@@King-jd7zi that makes sense is probably just diferent was to express oneself

[@andrestevenson3418]

Is it only me or does the audio always get cut off in the beginning of each phrase?

[@ongchocho4662]

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[@andrestevenson3418]

@@ongchocho4662 Great, thanks for your help!

[@ikaybelas2744]

duo xie

[@nikfiesya1926]

Can anyone tell me why use 這個 instead of 这个

[@周朝影-h7e]

all are right!

[@周朝影-h7e]

but we always use 这个

[@lekhnathdhakal7895]

@@周朝影-h7e hi

[@ganmuihoon5048]

The actual or original written words.

[@萧子夜]

They are the same meaning.

[@HansDunkelberg1]

What a sort of a "zhe ge" is that, at 2:03? I've never seen that, before.

[@HansDunkelberg1]

@Learn CHINESE channel - Largest Video Library Good to know! I anyway want to learn the traditional characters, too. I've heard that they are more systematically composed than the simplified ones. I also assume that poetry, as well as the atmosphere of some nonfiction, will unfold in a more catchy way, when they are used. And now that you typically use an electronic device for writing it isn't so much of an additional effort, any more, to produce a character with more strokes.

[@sunfirefire45]

@@HansDunkelberg1 try the app 'Chinese simple' they have hsk 1 through 5 and they let you look at simplified and traditional.

[@HansDunkelberg1]

@@sunfirefire45 That sounds interesting. I just find such an app neither on Google nor on RUclips.

[@BADRUBULDURA]

😊😊😊

[@jparsit]

Good content and beautiful images. It would be better if put the English below at the right spot of Chinese. Incorrect Eng. grammer no matter, we are learning Chinese.

[@plucky2115]

exactly👍👍👍

[@Germistephens]

Ni hao

[@ongchocho4662]

:)

[@angelicaagujar1731]

Is this mandarin?

[@yunpengzhi8769]

24，why-----the pronouncation of second letter is wrong

[@ongchocho4662]

:) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)

[@doloresbelcina3216]

Better to write the original cbaracter.

[@anjono8308]

this chinese is easy?

[@Moriekqlol]

I wonder where's the easy 😂😂

[@erikbraxton2153]

A lot of stuff on here is weong

[@inesantunes9594]

69 is wrong 😑

[@kemmonyelebogang7224]

I hate this