I had no idea about the nuts. And with the fireworks, giftpacks and clothes it does seem like Chinese New Year is an awesome celebration for kids to enjoy with a new freshness each year, and sharing those moments with family and friends. Sounds wonderful. I hope you have a great celebration Dawn. (I always watch and read-aloud the pinyin,. It really helps that you do slow your speaking!. Thank you.)😁😁😁
Yes, you're right! When I was a kid, I always enjoyed that fresh feeling every time Chinese New Year came around. And nuts are definitely one of the most common snacks you'll see on a celebration table! Thank you so much for your kind wishes - 新年快乐! 🎆 I’m really glad that my slow speaking helps with your speaking practice! :)
Thank you! I would say it could be as early as a week ahead. Many people need to figure out how early they can get time off and head back to their hometowns!
omg its chinese at dawn!!
hahahahahaam I famous!? >
Thank you so much for making soft subtitles!
@IslandLobster Your feedback helped me improve!
very usefull thanks :)
thank you!!
I had no idea about the nuts. And with the fireworks, giftpacks and clothes it does seem like Chinese New Year is an awesome celebration for kids to enjoy with a new freshness each year, and sharing those moments with family and friends. Sounds wonderful. I hope you have a great celebration Dawn.
(I always watch and read-aloud the pinyin,. It really helps that you do slow your speaking!. Thank you.)😁😁😁
Yes, you're right! When I was a kid, I always enjoyed that fresh feeling every time Chinese New Year came around. And nuts are definitely one of the most common snacks you'll see on a celebration table! Thank you so much for your kind wishes - 新年快乐! 🎆
I’m really glad that my slow speaking helps with your speaking practice! :)
在新加坡我之前也看过这些年货!
谢谢你解释这个~
不用谢!你在新加坡过过春节吗?
过了!跟同事一起吃过魚生,还挺好玩的😊
@ 哇,我從來沒吃過魚生!你喜歡嗎?
@@chineseatdawn666 我觉得不错!
Great video :) It was really interesting to hear about all the preparations for Chinese New Year. How early do people usually start preparing things?
Thank you! I would say it could be as early as a week ahead. Many people need to figure out how early they can get time off and head back to their hometowns!
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最喜欢的是旺旺大礼包😂
那是真的很经典啊!
Nice ASMR👍
Haha, looks like I might unintentionally turn into a ‘Chinese bedtime stories’ channel! Didn’t realise I had ASMR potential!
很有興趣,我沒聽說過這個年貨習俗的由來。除衣服和食用油外,人們通常在過年積存哪些東西?
可能還有保質期比較久的食物,比如乾貨,也有人會存酒。大家還會積存一些比較常用的生活用品~
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在春節或中秋節期間我沒見過蜜漬堅果。 在西方的聖誕節和感恩節期間糖的和/或烤的堅果還有其他sweetmeats是傳統零食。爲什麼在中國蜜漬堅果不太常見?
我知道琥珀核桃,但我在中國大陸和臺灣度過了幾個春年節,很少看過是這樣。
我覺得果乾要常見很多,但其實調味的堅果也有不少,比如辣味花生、椒鹽腰果等等,不過蜜漬的似乎不多,我吃過類似的有話梅味瓜子。😄
話梅味瓜子一定是個特殊的味道
@ 是比較特殊喔。其實吃多了容易口乾,哈哈
妳怎麼知道啊?打賭妳把整個番瓜的都吃掉了!
你很漂亮。
谢谢~
HanaFi from Malaysia 🇲🇾wanna say🙏🇨🇳 ^Gong Xi Fa Cai^🙏🇨🇳🌏🌏💯💯♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️😍😍😘😘😘🤗🤗
@@hnionrya Hi and 恭喜发财!
@chineseatdawn666 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💯💯💯💯
wow teacher so pretty😍😍🤩
@@sereyvisalbun994 ☺️☺️
Can you please add Pinyin?😊
Hi, if you turn on the subtitles and select the 'Chinese (Simplified)' option, you should be able to see Pinyin!
老师。在中国年景人还跟中过年古老的传统马? 好像去在到爷爷的家 和别的到第十五天?
@@amirfontana8311 你的问题很好!有些年轻人会的,看个人和家庭的习惯。我们会说,过完【正月十五】(第十五天)才算过完年,但是一般那时候大家都上班了🤣
@chineseatdawn666 不是假期很长马? 不是 春天是中国最大的节日?
@@amirfontana8311 没错,春节比别的假期更长。但我有些朋友告诉我他们只放一星期的假(跟国庆节假期一样)
@@chineseatdawn666 那老师你也过年跟中传统到正月第十五天马?
@ 我不会,可能就前面几天。如果我回乡下的老家,也许会过到正月十五。