I am Chinese, I can tell that those ways to learn Chinese are so true/helpful, and exactly the same when we/Chinese learn Chinese. Never too old to learn.
Oh, I've got the sense that you would be fluent in Chinese in no time...That's very impressive. What you are doing is actually enjoying learning the language, just like that when you have been learning English, I think. With such motivation, a language as difficult as Chinese would be an easy case.
thank u so much! Im learning chinese and after awhile I couldnt seem to memorize any more characters it was just like overwhelming, so i hope i can improve my vocab and learn more characters with your tips! hugs!!!!
Thank you for sharing a very clear and useful insight into learning Chinese characters in this video, it's very helpful and motivating. Much love to you Vicky
What she said is very true, building muscle memories helps a lot!!! That's also how I learned stroke order while I was young. Besides, one more tip for everyone, if you have some basis of Chinese characters, try to memorize phrases instead, then you can know how to use it as well.
Thanks, Vicky! Another good way to learn some of the first characters and stroke orders is to buy an introductory book that explains the strokes and allows you to trace over the characters to practice writing them many times over. This might be harder to do if your bookstore doesn't have any Chinese language learning books.
I am German and I like this Chinese sentence: 说 英 文 好 不 好? 我 想 说 英 文 不 好, 因 为 我 们 想 英 国 人 和 美 国 人 是 很 太 大 傲 慢 的 傻 逼! (Americans and English men should not take this phrase seriously, because of some ugly words. They belong to a language and to know them is also important! You must know, what people are talking behind your back!)
Thank you , my question is : do you learn them during your learning process ? Or do you choose one day in a week to learn new characters then keep revising them throughout the week ?
Oooo you are smart, good job. I am learning Korean right now. :D I'm a beginner but I thank goodness that Korean is not nearly as hard as Chinese. Hangul is easy to learn and There are no tones. I guess Chinese is a little easier to pronounce for Americans but Korean sounds so much better anyway. I sometimes struggle with Hangul stroke order lol. I can only imagine Hanja Stroke order.... With Korean Hangul its only like 3-4 strokes but with Chinese its what like 24 strokes in each character or something??? I would want to learn someday but right now I am just grateful Korean is not like this. My question is...do you need to learn Hanja to be good at Korean? Like is it an important part of learning Korean? Or is it just like an old concept that has a small amount of value? I would imagine it has very little value for an American learning Korean. Just wondering.
Repetition and the use of stupid learning cards is the most worse thing what you can do with the learning prozess and your brain. It makes you tired and frustrating in wasting useless time. You should learn like a child, which is learning intuitivly the mother language whithout having fear to get a bad note or punishment. Without to be under pressure of performance, compulsion or force. It will do, if you learn a chinese character together with the meaning and pronounciation, to write it somewhere very big and that the new memorized word becomes immetiatly under posession in using it in another context verbal and also in writing as you have been in posession of this new word for ever. (I can say this more clearly in German because English is not my native language) Wiederholung und der Gebrauch stupider Lernkarten ist das Schlimmste, was man dem Lernprozeß antun kann. Es ist ermüdend und frustrierend, wenn man hierbei seine Zeit unnütz damit verschwendet. Man sollte wie ein Kind lernen, welches intuitiv die Muttersprache erfaßt ohne Angst zu haben, daß man hier benotet und bestraft wird. Ohne Leistungsdruck und Zwang. Es reicht, wenn man ein chinesisches Schriftzeichen lernt, wenn man es möglichst groß irgendwo hinschreibt und daß das neue gelernte Wort in einen anderen Kontext sowohl schriftlich als auch mündlich sofort gebraucht wird, als wäre man schon immer im Besitz jenes neuen Wortes gewesen.
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I am Chinese, I can tell that those ways to learn Chinese are so true/helpful, and exactly the same when we/Chinese learn Chinese. Never too old to learn.
Oh, I've got the sense that you would be fluent in Chinese in no time...That's very impressive. What you are doing is actually enjoying learning the language, just like that when you have been learning English, I think. With such motivation, a language as difficult as Chinese would be an easy case.
WHY DOES NOBODY KNOW THIS ALREADY?! CHINESE IS NOT A LANGUAGE
@@Amiaaaaaaaaa lol ikr... Chinese isn't a language.... Well it is a written langauge.. But not a spoken langauge
my head is like a bucket, the more I learn the more I forgot 😂😂😂
thank u so much! Im learning chinese and after awhile I couldnt seem to memorize any more characters it was just like overwhelming, so i hope i can improve my vocab and learn more characters with your tips! hugs!!!!
hey, my videos would be helpful :)
i need „talk to me in korean“ for chinese
What is talk to me? Is it an app?
Thank you for sharing a very clear and useful insight into learning Chinese characters in this video, it's very helpful and motivating. Much love to you Vicky
This is the exact same method I use...it works!
What she said is very true, building muscle memories helps a lot!!! That's also how I learned stroke order while I was young. Besides, one more tip for everyone, if you have some basis of Chinese characters, try to memorize phrases instead, then you can know how to use it as well.
You are very beautiful and I love your english accent. Thank you! Here in my place Korean swallowed the system of living.
Thanks, Vicky!
Another good way to learn some of the first characters and stroke orders is to buy an introductory book that explains the strokes and allows you to trace over the characters to practice writing them many times over.
This might be harder to do if your bookstore doesn't have any Chinese language learning books.
설명을 너무 잘 해주시네요. 중국어 독학중입니다.
공부 자극 받고 갑니다.
你 很努力。加油
You are so awesome. I’ll let my daughters see your video to help them some tips to learn their second language. Thanks
Kay Tong Thank you 💖
Amazing! I use Yoyo Chinese too!
Sherry Mae Carandang what is yoyo?
It's an online Chinese learning website
Great video 👍
The strokes, do they give you information about how to pronounce them?
There are also some worksheet generators online and you can print them out. One of my favourites is chineseworksheetgenerator.org
Thank you Vicky. You are very smart. I appreciate your tips! Kind regards
Its a true that Japanese and Chinese are so close? Bc i find kanji is from Chinese characters.
I am German and I like this Chinese sentence: 说 英 文 好 不 好? 我 想 说 英 文 不 好, 因 为 我 们 想 英 国 人 和 美 国 人 是 很 太 大 傲 慢 的 傻 逼! (Americans and English men should not take this phrase seriously, because of some ugly words. They belong to a language and to know them is also important! You must know, what people are talking behind your back!)
WCiossek 笑死我了哈哈哈哈点个赞
哈哈， 哦！ 谢谢！我是英国人，正学习中文。 我不懂 “傲 慢 的 傻 逼!” ，但是在现可以！：-P
WCiossek What does it mean in English?
Thank you , my question is : do you learn them during your learning process ? Or do you choose one day in a week to learn new characters then keep revising them throughout the week ?
Awesome cognitive demonstration for learnng Mardarin or any language anything! xiexie ni!
3:14 you misspelled the character wo / ngo
Are you chinese?
Please tell me how to learn writing chinese
Thank you this looks helpful
Fantastic tips!!!
May I write you in Chinese? That is the main area where I would practice for my current level.
Helpful video and you are so pretty
Thank you
Oooo you are smart, good job. I am learning Korean right now. :D I'm a beginner but I thank goodness that Korean is not nearly as hard as Chinese. Hangul is easy to learn and There are no tones. I guess Chinese is a little easier to pronounce for Americans but Korean sounds so much better anyway. I sometimes struggle with Hangul stroke order lol. I can only imagine Hanja Stroke order.... With Korean Hangul its only like 3-4 strokes but with Chinese its what like 24 strokes in each character or something??? I would want to learn someday but right now I am just grateful Korean is not like this. My question is...do you need to learn Hanja to be good at Korean? Like is it an important part of learning Korean? Or is it just like an old concept that has a small amount of value? I would imagine it has very little value for an American learning Korean. Just wondering.
please can you teach us without music ...thank you so much for your cours.
im in Apple device wers hanja keyboard?????
Thank you 😊
Nice Video :)
Hy dear I want to learn Chinese language please help me...
You wrote the 我 wǒ character wrong
She missed one stroke 😁
It’s Chinese traditional pinyin
Damn, Zhuyin is sad :(, got excluded from Vicky's video.
Repetition and the use of stupid learning cards is the most worse thing what you can do with the learning prozess and your brain. It makes you tired and frustrating in wasting useless time. You should learn like a child, which is learning intuitivly the mother language whithout having fear to get a bad note or punishment. Without to be under pressure of performance, compulsion or force. It will do, if you learn a chinese character together with the meaning and pronounciation, to write it somewhere very big and that the new memorized word becomes immetiatly under posession in using it in another context verbal and also in writing as you have been in posession of this new word for ever. (I can say this more clearly in German because English is not my native language)
Wiederholung und der Gebrauch stupider Lernkarten ist das Schlimmste, was man dem Lernprozeß antun kann. Es ist ermüdend und frustrierend, wenn man hierbei seine Zeit unnütz damit verschwendet. Man sollte wie ein Kind lernen, welches intuitiv die Muttersprache erfaßt ohne Angst zu haben, daß man hier benotet und bestraft wird. Ohne Leistungsdruck und Zwang. Es reicht, wenn man ein chinesisches Schriftzeichen lernt, wenn man es möglichst groß irgendwo hinschreibt und daß das neue gelernte Wort in einen anderen Kontext sowohl schriftlich als auch mündlich sofort gebraucht wird, als wäre man schon immer im Besitz jenes neuen Wortes gewesen.
I like you.
Gomenasai.
Sorry, I could not get your method, would you please explain more 😁😁😁
NJStar Chinese/Japanese WP 6.10.exe for Windows 10
Chinese Strokes.apk
Hanzi Writing.apk
Wenlin.exe
Vicky Smile Chinese Characters RUclips
我想你 is written wrong in this video!
there's a missing stroke in 我
Looks hard to learn!
妳看的懂我答得字？：「臺灣不是個省，臺灣是個國家。」
Edit: Yes this is 漢字.
Thank you