In China, people in different areas might speak Mandarin differently, and even I've got a bit of an accent. Understanding native Mandarin speakers often depends on context and background. So, for beginners, it's good to listen to people who speak clearly and accurately. Most news broadcasts have good Mandarin pronunciations, so I recommend beginners to listen to the news.
@@AChinesetranslatorWhat you mean by clearly ? Those who know mandarins they speak clearly .yes for non native those native speaker who speak so fast and half word can be like they are not speaking clearly.
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Thank you for explaining. Chinese characters is so fascinating and full of meaning. I learn from you every video you put up. Tqvm 1:27 🙏😊😊
Very good explanation!
Please make video on chinese sentence structure
I’ve heard ppl from rural China pronounce that word as: su fu.
Any thoughts on why they say it differently?
In China, people in different areas might speak Mandarin differently, and even I've got a bit of an accent. Understanding native Mandarin speakers often depends on context and background. So, for beginners, it's good to listen to people who speak clearly and accurately.
Most news broadcasts have good Mandarin pronunciations, so I recommend beginners to listen to the news.
@@AChinesetranslatorWhat you mean by clearly ? Those who know mandarins they speak clearly .yes for non native those native speaker who speak so fast and half word can be like they are not speaking clearly.
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That's so cool!!