thank you for this useful video , could you please also make a video to teach us how to use this material , we need to check the new words write them down or just only watch it or listening
Re: Chinese dramas... I'm finding that dramas with child characters often have dialogue that is closer to my level. It also helps to watch modern dramas rather than costume ones if you're building a working vocabulary. Secondly, RUclips has been flooded recently with micro dramas, basically short form works filmed for Douyin, aka Chinese Tiktok. These are stitched together into 2-4 hour-long 'movies', usually with less than perfect subtitles or only Mandarin subtitles. The advantage of these is that they're very repetitive; the same basic script is performed by several different groups, so the dialogue and vocabulary is quite similar. The pace and speech patterns are also generally more typical of the average Chinese speaker. Finally, I highly recommend Reset as a drama to watch. It's a very interesting and enjoyable drama.
Actually good video. I thought it would be just another language learning video, but even if what you said I knew already I found some of your recommendations very interesting. You did a good job compiling a good amount of variety on each category. Thanks!
I have watched many korean movies, and also some dramas, but Chinese one are unwatchable for me. I only liked light the night like you, it was quite good show, but the rest, even while I think about it as a language tool I cant....
Yeah, you really have to dig in deep until you find something you like. And it is very personal. I, for example, prefer listening to songs and podcasts than movies.
this vid keeps on popping up in my reccs, so i clicked while expecting nothing. turns out this is surprisingly helpful. thank you so much!
glad you enjoyed the video!
6:37 I literally have this song in my playlist - downloaded it last week 😂😂😂❤
thank you for this useful video , could you please also make a video to teach us how to use this material , we need to check the new words write them down or just only watch it or listening
Hey there,
thank you for the suggestion. I will add that video idea in my list.
Re: Chinese dramas...
I'm finding that dramas with child characters often have dialogue that is closer to my level. It also helps to watch modern dramas rather than costume ones if you're building a working vocabulary.
Secondly, RUclips has been flooded recently with micro dramas, basically short form works filmed for Douyin, aka Chinese Tiktok. These are stitched together into 2-4 hour-long 'movies', usually with less than perfect subtitles or only Mandarin subtitles. The advantage of these is that they're very repetitive; the same basic script is performed by several different groups, so the dialogue and vocabulary is quite similar. The pace and speech patterns are also generally more typical of the average Chinese speaker.
Finally, I highly recommend Reset as a drama to watch. It's a very interesting and enjoyable drama.
Extremely detailed and helpful. Thanks for putting so much work into this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you... this was actually helpful!
Actually good video. I thought it would be just another language learning video, but even if what you said I knew already I found some of your recommendations very interesting. You did a good job compiling a good amount of variety on each category. Thanks!
Thank you for taking the feedback. I really appreciate it! ☺️
Thank you for your help ❤
You're welcome 😊
多谢
cool.
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Where are you from?
My guess is the Netherlands :)
JCVD’s son.
My guess is Germany
hot? 😂
Thanks for the hint. Didn't notice it for more than 6 months haha
I have watched many korean movies, and also some dramas, but Chinese one are unwatchable for me. I only liked light the night like you, it was quite good show, but the rest, even while I think about it as a language tool I cant....
Yeah, you really have to dig in deep until you find something you like. And it is very personal. I, for example, prefer listening to songs and podcasts than movies.
Try *Reset*.
Also, if you're interested, trying searching for drama recommendations in your favorite genre over on the Cdrama subreddit.