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Andy this is ALL very good, but don’t you think it is too much information to learn at once?😅 it is not al all confusing, don’t get me wrong, but it is way too much info to digest (for me, of course). Thanks anyway for your efforts, it is much appreciated!
You don't have to watch it through at one time just like you don't have to finish reading a book at one time. But the writer cannot publish a half-written book, right? 😊
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Hi Andy, i just retired and wanted to learn the language of my ancestors at last. i find your channel very easy to understand as you take the time to slowly explain everything so well. Please keep up the good work!
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at the age of 50, i have finally decided to learn new skills. i am already bi-lingual, but have always been fascinated with chinese tradition and language. i'm hoping it is not too late for me to learn. love your channel Andy
Andy, your authentic personality, genuine smile, relaxed simple direct style, and contextualization, really helps to enjoy every moment, and I'm sure to learn more effectively. Also your use of media. Thanks!
I'm not a native speaker but I lived in China for a few years and in my experience, most people don't use nihao very often. Only when trying to get someone's attention, like when calling a waiter. When greeting someone (at least in a more informal setting) most people that I met simply said 哈喽 (ha1lou2) i.e. hello. Also, baibai is more common than zaijian 😂
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I was surprised how easy learning basic stuff was. It felt like my brain was already processing the sounds in the right order, I found sentence structure more intuitive.
Still I am living in Beijing, and along with my study I am learning Chinese from Beijing, but these videos are helping me alottttt,, really I appreciate his videos,, really it helps a lot in daily life in China. Hen hao gege👍👍👍👍😅
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Thank you for your sharing! It is great! And there is a suggestion: the reason why Chinese say "Have u eaten" to great others is that food is of vital importance to the Chinese lifestyle. It links to the social activities, politics, philosophy and so on. If you are interested, here is a book called Food in China: A cultural and Historical Inquiry. There is a further explanation.
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In our Filipino culture, we always ask if you have had your meal yet, if someone had just arrived in your place. But usually if it's a visitor we always give snacks and kindly force them to eat 😁
My partner is Chinese (mainland, Mandarin speaker), and I am German. Some of the similarities in phraseology are most interesting. "Have you eaten yet?" is a greeting used in both countries. In Germany, we have countless greetings, depending on familiarity, the occasion and the region; for example, coming from Niedersachsen, I usually greet friends with "Moin". Also, unless someone is close or related, one would never say "How are you?", because if this question is posed to someone who is not particularly close, it would be dismissed as insincere. Vielen dank for a very interesting video!
This is really helpful.. Easy to understand, though pronunciation is still hard for a beginner like me😊 I have to rewatch and pause then play multiple times. Thank you!
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Sir, it’s been a great joy going through your lessons and you make it seem like a walk in the park, especially with your simple but fast to grasp style of teaching. This would be my third Asian language to learn and I’m so excited to search for more of what you have to offer. I’d recommend you to any beginner who would like to learn, but dread going through the basic dynamics of your beautiful language. Great job and all the best in your future endeavors. Xie xie and God bless you Sir. Ni Hao from Geraldton WAustralia.
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I'm trying to teach chinese to some people (from what I've learnt myself) and this explanations also help me with my clases ☺️ now I can explain better the different ways of greeting people
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I am so happy that I found your channel. I know some "real Chinese" from my Chinese fiance but I am preparing to take the HSK tests in the future (plus he is planning to move back to China at one point) and it always feels weird that I have to learn and memorize things that are either not authentic, incorrect or old-fashioned. So I am always juggling between what I know to be authentic and what I need to know for academic reasons. I studied (and plant to continue studying) in the language teaching field so I know that there is a big difference between academic requirements and the everyday language. I always feel like revolutionizing language learning when I can call myself a professional in the future. 😂
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Thank you for the additional information. I was trying to learn how to greet an older neighbor I see almost every morning and now I do! 😃 And I know that I can say good morning as I only see him around 9 AM. 😊
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I’m a native speaker and at least from my experience and where I’m from we do say 你好吗 to each other and typically is answered with 好 or 还可以。 In informal settings we use 好不好. We use some of the other ones as well but it’s not uncommon to get hit by a 你好吗 after a good morning.
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Your educational channel is very good! Thank you for your lessons! I like China, Chinese people and Chinese culture. Chinese language also is like a Universe in itself!
*Really love how you explained everything, hope you continue on doing chinese lessons cause I badly wanted to learn chinese & Im just relying on YT chinese lessons as of now HAHAHAA and also most of the chinese tutorials here are the formal ways of saying stuffs that makes me confused when I watch C-dramas ‘cause they communicate/speak as natives, thats why I prefer lessons like these* ♥️♥️♥️ *Now Ive been hearing what they’re saying in the drama finally!* lol
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Wow! Andy! I just discovered this video and your channel! I'm very certain my old, annoyed Chinese neighbors will be VERY relieved that I stopped trying to speak in 'textbook' whenever I saw them, but I'm afraid they are now all going to get fat from not having to run away from me every time they see me first! LOL! Seriously, thank you for this video. It's one thing to study for HSK, but living in the Fenway of Boston, MA with a HUGE HUGE student and immigrant/ABC population, it's very different than what's taught. This video broke a barrier for me (I hope) and shows me a path to study things a bit more naturally. Also, I like your use of parentheses and color-coding. That extra work on your part made a LOT more sense to me!
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Andy you are an amazing teacher how am I discovering you just now? 😱 You have the most soothing voice too and very clear enunciation it really helps me a lot. Thank you for such a detailed content. Looking forward to watching your other videos.
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I'm a 1.5 generation Chinese-American and am fluent in Chinese, but I find it interesting to hear it explained, because when you've only learned through exposure, you aren't actually aware of the details of the language. You just know how to use it. Personally, when I greet someone I know in an informal setting, I usually just nod at them and say "eh" in a deliberate tone, and then if I want a longer conversation, I will follow up the "eh" with one of the other greetings mentioned. In my experience, confirming what you think the other person is going to do, and asking how they've been lately, are probably the more common ones. I'm not sure I qualify asking if someone has eaten as a "greeting." To me, asking whether you've eaten is more of a way of asking if I'm inconveniencing you. Like, if they haven't eaten, that's my sign to either keep the conversation short (so they can go eat) or to invite them to join us to eat (if it's convenient for everyone).
I'm from Singapore where Mandarin and Chinese dialects are commonly spoken everywhere. Mandarin was adopted as one of our official languages only after we became an independent nation in 1965. Before that most people spoke their native dialects depending which part of China their ancestors came from. It was common for the older generations to ask, as a greeting, "吃饱没?" Literally, have you eaten till full? I remember this used as a standard greeting in Hokkien (from Fujian province) and Cantonese (from Guangdong province). The Chinese here mostly came originally or descended from impoverished parts of China, where getting enough to eat was uncertain. Getting a good meal was a blessing. Hence the focus on getting a full meal. The immigrants typically were not well-educated people. Mandarin was taught in schools and promoted later through films and TV dramas. Today, it has changed, both in China and Singapore. And we have gone past the stage of basic survival for most people. So only elderly people who still speak dialects may continue to use this greeting. They are not really asking if you had enough to eat. The greeting just reflects the age-old preoccupation with hunger and poverty that seems to be stamped on to the Chinese psyche. I am the third generation born and bred here. I have never known intense poverty and hunger and I'm very grateful for it. So when I hear greetings like this, I am reminded what a struggle it was for my ancestors.
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Thank you, Andy. Another interesting video. Never imagined ni hao ma isn't right! Eye opener. I guess Chinese all over the world greets each other by asking about meals. Having a full stomach IS important! 😁 more important than a Person's well being!! Have a pleasant day
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4:57 When asking "Have you eaten?" over the phone, it's a way of asking "Can you talk now?" The other person can imply the negative by saying "I'm eating now" or "I'm cooking now" or whatever phrase they can come up to say they are busy without actually saying "no" which comes across as too brusque.
5:01 ‘have you eaten?’ Or ‘kumain ka na ba?’ Can be used as a greeting to someone close or dear to you. When a spouse meets his/her other half after a few hours of not seeing each other, instead of saying ‘how are you’, they can say ‘Kumain ka na ba?’ as a gesture of love and caring for each other. This is a Filipino trait. 🇵🇭
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I’m not Chinese but I am Asian. We express we care by asking if friends or family have eaten yet. I think it is for Asian family is important and our celebrations always involve food and sharing.
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Thank you so much for this.. realized that I did all the mistakes you mentioned when communicating with native Chinese.. concerning the How are you question.. now i knew why they gave me no response along with weird looks whenever i asked them that question.. OMG!! I feel embarrassed now 😅
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ohh, now i understand why my Chinese friend always answered "so-so" to "how are you?" question so-so is an authentic way to answer it in Chinese context but it is not an authentic way to answer it in English context, i'm not a native English speaker so i didn't know about this either
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Actually, as a native English speaker I think "so-so" is a fine way to reply to "how are you?" But be careful because sometimes people assume anything other than a response like "I'm doing great!" suggests not-so-good, so when someone says 'so-so' the other person often assumes that something is wrong.
Very helpful video, thank you! I have seen this video a year ago without understanding anything and now, after having done a Chinese course for almost two semesters, a know almost all of the signs. :) Feels so good. Cheers from Germany
That was explained amazingly, thank you very much Andy, I will try my hardest to remember what I learned from C-dramas already with this old age of mine 😊 💖
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So this is very helpful - learning how Chinese people *really speak* . I believe this is a phenomenon in all languages. There is correctness and formality - but then there is how people *really* speak.
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I was inspired by the Asian American community in my area. I rely on their businesses and they are all so kind ✨ and I wanted to learn more about Chinese culture. Thank you so much! P.S. I have started to use little phrases but I get nervous about my pronunciation. 😅 Nobody seems to mind though.
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Why are you making fun and judging him Khan Layba?? You have a fucked up name!! I'm bringing that to your attention !! Next time you judge someone else...LOOK IN THE MIRROR!!
So im half Chinese and half polish, my family speaks Chinese around the house (though I look really white lol) and we have always said Ni Hao. I was at China town in LA and was speaking to a lady who works at a store and I was speaking Chinese and a stranger came up to me (a white guy) and said Ni hao Ma and I looked at him like he grew a third head lol. I was super confused and the poor lady that was working at the store looked confused also lol. I could tell he was learning which was great but I corrected him and told him Ni hao was more appropriate lol
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I'm not a native Chinese, but when I lived there couple years ago, and when I was walking around the village, the local usually asked me: chi fan le ma? Well, it's like a heartwarming. Thanks for being nice to foreigners that even cannot speak Chinese properly ❤️
I'm sorry, this is quite random, but what does "ta bian qian shan wan shui, feng yu wu zu" means? It was written on the handmade muffler my crush gift me. The only thing I know is qian, which means thousand, I think. The translation on the internet was pure nonsense. Did she friendzoned me thousand of time or what? :')
@@orange4887 Don't know, man. That's kinda sound worrying. I mean, 'go through every corner of the world and nothing can stop me'? Sounds like yandere shit ngl.
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At 04:14 reminds me of that I sometimes use "good afternoon" or "good evening" in formal written email / message trying to indicate that I am sorry if I bother you at non-working hours. Or trying to use the words of time to indicate that this case is important, I want you reply my email immediately after you saw it. But I am not sure whether I am the only one doing this. And I often use "good afternoon" or "good evening" to greet with my professors and bosses if we came across or had video meeting, not often with friends or family members.
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Andy this is ALL very good, but don’t you think it is too much information to learn at once?😅 it is not al all confusing, don’t get me wrong, but it is way too much info to digest (for me, of course). Thanks anyway for your efforts, it is much appreciated!
You don't have to watch it through at one time just like you don't have to finish reading a book at one time. But the writer cannot publish a half-written book, right? 😊
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I love how you translate in culturally appropriate ways rather than plain, rote translations from chinese to English.
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En español es ñi o ni a mí me suena como ni ojo se más de un idioma. con el chino es como el 5 idioma que aprendo viendo dramas ufff
wow ni hao ma laoshi same name andy
Love yourvchannel Bliss mann ans 老師慢好！
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As a language teacher of two decades, I say with some experience that that was an excellent lesson, Andy.
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Hello,i'm a chinese student, can you teach me english and then i can teach chinese to you
@@小橘子-j8d bro it doesnt work like that cuz you'd need a language to communicate in
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My landlord is an older Asian man, and he speaks broken English, and I want to show respect by learning his language.
That is so sweet and considerate.
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Hi Andy, i just retired and wanted to learn the language of my ancestors at last. i find your channel very easy to understand as you take the time to slowly explain everything so well. Please keep up the good work!
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Thanks a million! Very proud of people willing to teach and teach so wonderfully.
at the age of 50, i have finally decided to learn new skills. i am already bi-lingual, but have always been fascinated with chinese tradition and language. i'm hoping it is not too late for me to learn. love your channel Andy
good luck in your learning journey! it's never to late to learn ^^
Yeah. It's never too old to learn👍
I am 70 .And l hope l could to learn something new as Chinese.
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I have a Chinese resident at our care home and wanted to learn how to say good morning and such as no one speaks Chinese. This was very helpful!
Andy, your authentic personality, genuine smile, relaxed simple direct style, and contextualization, really helps to enjoy every moment, and I'm sure to learn more effectively. Also your use of media. Thanks!
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I'm not a native speaker but I lived in China for a few years and in my experience, most people don't use nihao very often. Only when trying to get someone's attention, like when calling a waiter.
When greeting someone (at least in a more informal setting) most people that I met simply said 哈喽 (ha1lou2) i.e. hello.
Also, baibai is more common than zaijian 😂
Yes, you are right!
Yes, it is generally used to communicate with strangers in written language on the Internet.
Hello is used between friends. Nihao is used in more formal settings, eg speaking to a bank teller.
The 哈喽 thing is mainly used by younger people, people wishing they were younger than they are, friends, or people using it for your benefit.
i am a Singaporean Chinese who lived in Shanghai for a while, ni hao is used quite often in my experience
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I was surprised how easy learning basic stuff was. It felt like my brain was already processing the sounds in the right order, I found sentence structure more intuitive.
Still I am living in Beijing, and along with my study I am learning Chinese from Beijing, but these videos are helping me alottttt,, really I appreciate his videos,, really it helps a lot in daily life in China. Hen hao gege👍👍👍👍😅
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Thank you for your sharing! It is great! And there is a suggestion: the reason why Chinese say "Have u eaten" to great others is that food is of vital importance to the Chinese lifestyle. It links to the social activities, politics, philosophy and so on. If you are interested, here is a book called Food in China: A cultural and Historical Inquiry. There is a further explanation.
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I really enjoyed your class, I am very thankful for passionate professors like you! Thank you for a wonderful semester.
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In our Filipino culture, we always ask if you have had your meal yet, if someone had just arrived in your place. But usually if it's a visitor we always give snacks and kindly force them to eat 😁
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My grandma agree
We adopted lots of Chinese cultures. Especially in Mindanao.
My partner is Chinese (mainland, Mandarin speaker), and I am German. Some of the similarities in phraseology are most interesting. "Have you eaten yet?" is a greeting used in both countries. In Germany, we have countless greetings, depending on familiarity, the occasion and the region; for example, coming from Niedersachsen, I usually greet friends with "Moin". Also, unless someone is close or related, one would never say "How are you?", because if this question is posed to someone who is not particularly close, it would be dismissed as insincere. Vielen dank for a very interesting video!
It's really fantastic teaching. You are definitely the best teacher in the world.❤
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This is really helpful.. Easy to understand, though pronunciation is still hard for a beginner like me😊 I have to rewatch and pause then play multiple times. Thank you!
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Sir, it’s been a great joy going through your lessons and you make it seem like a walk in the park, especially with your simple but fast to grasp style of teaching. This would be my third Asian language to learn and I’m so excited to search for more of what you have to offer. I’d recommend you to any beginner who would like to learn, but dread going through the basic dynamics of your beautiful language. Great job and all the best in your future endeavors. Xie xie and God bless you Sir. Ni Hao from Geraldton WAustralia.
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I'm trying to teach chinese to some people (from what I've learnt myself) and this explanations also help me with my clases ☺️ now I can explain better the different ways of greeting people
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Wow do you really understand it? Please can I learn from you?
@@bellodasola5032 I think you can learn with Andy here 😊 unfortunately atm because of my jobs schedule I can no longer teach
I am so happy that I found your channel. I know some "real Chinese" from my Chinese fiance but I am preparing to take the HSK tests in the future (plus he is planning to move back to China at one point) and it always feels weird that I have to learn and memorize things that are either not authentic, incorrect or old-fashioned. So I am always juggling between what I know to be authentic and what I need to know for academic reasons.
I studied (and plant to continue studying) in the language teaching field so I know that there is a big difference between academic requirements and the everyday language. I always feel like revolutionizing language learning when I can call myself a professional in the future. 😂
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As a native mandarin speaker, I never realized these unspoken rules. It’s interesting to see this being explained! This is a great video :)
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That was a good lesson. I was not bored even for a second. I can certainly learn from a teacher like you.
Thank you for this, I really apreciate the clear explanations.
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谢谢。你是一位好老师。
Xièxiè. Nǐ shì yī wèi hǎo lǎoshī.
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Thank you for the additional information. I was trying to learn how to greet an older neighbor I see almost every morning and now I do! 😃 And I know that I can say good morning as I only see him around 9 AM. 😊
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You are the best you take your time and explain well you don't rush.
I’m a native speaker and at least from my experience and where I’m from we do say 你好吗 to each other and typically is answered with 好 or 还可以。 In informal settings we use 好不好. We use some of the other ones as well but it’s not uncommon to get hit by a 你好吗 after a good morning.
you are so soft..i have never met any chinese like you. You made my mind to look chinese another side too. Thanks!!
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I recently started learning Chinese, it has proven to be difficult but your video's are very helpful.
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I finally understand what my neighbors are asking me :D
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Great least. Thank you for your time and patience. It was just the right speed and the repeat of pronunciation was helpful.
After watching your video, i'm willing to learn Chinese again 😊 easy to understand. Thank you 🙏
Your educational channel is very good! Thank you for your lessons! I like China, Chinese people and Chinese culture. Chinese language also is like a Universe in itself!
*Really love how you explained everything, hope you continue on doing chinese lessons cause I badly wanted to learn chinese & Im just relying on YT chinese lessons as of now HAHAHAA and also most of the chinese tutorials here are the formal ways of saying stuffs that makes me confused when I watch C-dramas ‘cause they communicate/speak as natives, thats why I prefer lessons like these* ♥️♥️♥️ *Now Ive been hearing what they’re saying in the drama finally!* lol
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Wow! Andy! I just discovered this video and your channel! I'm very certain my old, annoyed Chinese neighbors will be VERY relieved that I stopped trying to speak in 'textbook' whenever I saw them, but I'm afraid they are now all going to get fat from not having to run away from me every time they see me first! LOL! Seriously, thank you for this video. It's one thing to study for HSK, but living in the Fenway of Boston, MA with a HUGE HUGE student and immigrant/ABC population, it's very different than what's taught. This video broke a barrier for me (I hope) and shows me a path to study things a bit more naturally. Also, I like your use of parentheses and color-coding. That extra work on your part made a LOT more sense to me!
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Wow, this was so helpful! Ive been struggling to fid the best Chinese learning channel, but this comes as an answer to my problem. ☺
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Andy you are an amazing teacher how am I discovering you just now? 😱 You have the most soothing voice too and very clear enunciation it really helps me a lot. Thank you for such a detailed content. Looking forward to watching your other videos.
Your explanations are impeccable. That is precisely what I needed, you got a new subscriber.
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I love china and decided to learn Chineese thanks to you. U r doing such a good job
thank you so much... I 've learned a lot from you. Simple and very clear pronunciation.. so easy to understand.
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I giggled about the so and so and don't even ask answer. Love it. Thank you for the video
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I'm a 1.5 generation Chinese-American and am fluent in Chinese, but I find it interesting to hear it explained, because when you've only learned through exposure, you aren't actually aware of the details of the language. You just know how to use it. Personally, when I greet someone I know in an informal setting, I usually just nod at them and say "eh" in a deliberate tone, and then if I want a longer conversation, I will follow up the "eh" with one of the other greetings mentioned. In my experience, confirming what you think the other person is going to do, and asking how they've been lately, are probably the more common ones. I'm not sure I qualify asking if someone has eaten as a "greeting." To me, asking whether you've eaten is more of a way of asking if I'm inconveniencing you. Like, if they haven't eaten, that's my sign to either keep the conversation short (so they can go eat) or to invite them to join us to eat (if it's convenient for everyone).
I'm from Singapore where Mandarin and Chinese dialects are commonly spoken everywhere. Mandarin was adopted as one of our official languages only after we became an independent nation in 1965. Before that most people spoke their native dialects depending which part of China their ancestors came from.
It was common for the older generations to ask, as a greeting, "吃饱没?" Literally, have you eaten till full? I remember this used as a standard greeting in Hokkien (from Fujian province) and Cantonese (from Guangdong province). The Chinese here mostly came originally or descended from impoverished parts of China, where getting enough to eat was uncertain. Getting a good meal was a blessing. Hence the focus on getting a full meal.
The immigrants typically were not well-educated people. Mandarin was taught in schools and promoted later through films and TV dramas.
Today, it has changed, both in China and Singapore. And we have gone past the stage of basic survival for most people. So only elderly people who still speak dialects may continue to use this greeting. They are not really asking if you had enough to eat. The greeting just reflects the age-old preoccupation with hunger and poverty that seems to be stamped on to the Chinese psyche.
I am the third generation born and bred here. I have never known intense poverty and hunger and I'm very grateful for it. So when I hear greetings like this, I am reminded what a struggle it was for my ancestors.
I have been learning chinese and i copied all sentenced in my own dialec to spell/read clearly. Thanks for the lesson
You taught me Mandarin better than my husband by the way 😂 he also Mandarin native, but when he taught me Mandarin in English, so hard for me to understand. So I decided to learn by Mandarin Teacher in my country and now trying to practice by myself. And I just found your RUclips channel, your content is very educational, must to subscribe 👍
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Andy is a good teacher with clear explanations
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THANK you Andy! You are the best teacher! Everything is clear to me now! Your lessons are very useful
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Thank you, Andy. Another interesting video. Never imagined ni hao ma isn't right! Eye opener. I guess Chinese all over the world greets each other by asking about meals. Having a full stomach IS important! 😁 more important than a Person's well being!! Have a pleasant day
You are a good teacher!! Thank you for this video!!
I just found this video and this is the clearest explanation I've heard, thank you so much 🙏
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Thank You Sir.... Very helpfull..... I am living in china nd its helped me a lot
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Not Chinese but I still want to learn this language. Never knew it could be so complex as this.
谢谢, Andy. Well, I'll stat writing the characters to remember then as well.
4:57 When asking "Have you eaten?" over the phone, it's a way of asking "Can you talk now?" The other person can imply the negative by saying "I'm eating now" or "I'm cooking now" or whatever phrase they can come up to say they are busy without actually saying "no" which comes across as too brusque.
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5:01 ‘have you eaten?’ Or ‘kumain ka na ba?’ Can be used as a greeting to someone close or dear to you. When a spouse meets his/her other half after a few hours of not seeing each other, instead of saying ‘how are you’, they can say ‘Kumain ka na ba?’ as a gesture of love and caring for each other. This is a Filipino trait. 🇵🇭
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I am learning Chinese language recently... It is so interesting...... And you are so helpful sir.... Thanks a lot sir.....
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I've been watching Chinese dramas for a year now I'm fascinated, Thanks 😊
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I’m not Chinese but I am Asian. We express we care by asking if friends or family have eaten yet. I think it is for Asian family is important and our celebrations always involve food and sharing.
I love it Andy he helps me learn
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I really like the way you teaching, your pronunciation will follow your teaching . Thank you very much. Blessings!
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Thank you so much for this.. realized that I did all the mistakes you mentioned when communicating with native Chinese.. concerning the How are you question.. now i knew why they gave me no response along with weird looks whenever i asked them that question.. OMG!! I feel embarrassed now 😅
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wow... your explanations are so good!!! Thank you so much!
ohh, now i understand why my Chinese friend always answered "so-so" to "how are you?" question
so-so is an authentic way to answer it in Chinese context but it is not an authentic way to answer it in English context, i'm not a native English speaker so i didn't know about this either
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Actually, as a native English speaker I think "so-so" is a fine way to reply to "how are you?" But be careful because sometimes people assume anything other than a response like "I'm doing great!" suggests not-so-good, so when someone says 'so-so' the other person often assumes that something is wrong.
Very helpful video, thank you! I have seen this video a year ago without understanding anything and now, after having done a Chinese course for almost two semesters, a know almost all of the signs. :) Feels so good. Cheers from Germany
That was explained amazingly, thank you very much Andy, I will try my hardest to remember what I learned from C-dramas already with this old age of mine 😊 💖
You speak English fluently and your voice is good with tones,amazing thankyou?
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Damn dude, you're so interesting that you've made me commit to learning Mandarin. Thank you for these videos
In simple words: great explaination, beginning to share your teachings with my kids. Greetings from Valledupar Colombia.
Thank you a lot for this video!! This helped me so much! Best explaining video on this topic.
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So this is very helpful - learning how Chinese people *really speak* .
I believe this is a phenomenon in all languages. There is correctness and formality - but then there is how people *really* speak.
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I was inspired by the Asian American community in my area. I rely on their businesses and they are all so kind ✨ and I wanted to learn more about Chinese culture. Thank you so much!
P.S. I have started to use little phrases but I get nervous about my pronunciation. 😅 Nobody seems to mind though.
No problem.
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l have created 8 playlists on my channel👆. You can check out all the playlists which are all practical but you can't find them in a school.
You're the best Chinese teacher, thanks man for your nice teaching ❤❤
He speaks English with tones♥️😅
Technically speaking , intonations :)
@@AskAndy don't worry you don't🤦🤦
Thank you, my friend😊
English itself has strong intonations.
Why are you making fun and judging him Khan Layba?? You have a fucked up name!! I'm bringing that to your attention !! Next time you judge someone else...LOOK IN THE MIRROR!!
I learned chinese so long ago, and mostly very formal phrases. This kind of presentation was really missing. Thank you for this new introduction.
So im half Chinese and half polish, my family speaks Chinese around the house (though I look really white lol) and we have always said Ni Hao. I was at China town in LA and was speaking to a lady who works at a store and I was speaking Chinese and a stranger came up to me (a white guy) and said Ni hao Ma and I looked at him like he grew a third head lol. I was super confused and the poor lady that was working at the store looked confused also lol. I could tell he was learning which was great but I corrected him and told him Ni hao was more appropriate lol
Good story! Thank you for your good feedback. 😊
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l have created 8 playlists on my channel👆.
You can check them all out which are all practical but you can't find them in a school.
Thank you Andy. This is the best video about learning Chinese.
After having watched so many dramas and donghau everything he's said seemed obvious.
I'm not a native Chinese, but when I lived there couple years ago, and when I was walking around the village, the local usually asked me: chi fan le ma? Well, it's like a heartwarming. Thanks for being nice to foreigners that even cannot speak Chinese properly ❤️
I'm sorry, this is quite random, but what does "ta bian qian shan wan shui, feng yu wu zu" means? It was written on the handmade muffler my crush gift me. The only thing I know is qian, which means thousand, I think. The translation on the internet was pure nonsense. Did she friendzoned me thousand of time or what? :')
Go through every corner of the world and nothing can stop (me)
@@AskAndy Thank you for answering. But, is that a good or a bad thing, the sentence, I meant?
@@orange4887 Don't know, man. That's kinda sound worrying. I mean, 'go through every corner of the world and nothing can stop me'? Sounds like yandere shit ngl.
@@jichuismywaifu6248 I see this as an absolute win.
It's a good thing and usually used to describe someone's resolution & persistance.
Your English is not hard to understand , you speak very clear. Thanks for this upload 🙂
No problem.
Thank you for your good feedback😊
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First time I see this very accurate video about Chinese grama. Thank you so much
With pleasure, my friend!
These gracious greetings are wonderful
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Thank you so much! This was totally new to me even though I have been learning since March this year.
At 04:14 reminds me of that I sometimes use "good afternoon" or "good evening" in formal written email / message trying to indicate that I am sorry if I bother you at non-working hours. Or trying to use the words of time to indicate that this case is important, I want you reply my email immediately after you saw it. But I am not sure whether I am the only one doing this.
And I often use "good afternoon" or "good evening" to greet with my professors and bosses if we came across or had video meeting, not often with friends or family members.
Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷 Thank you very much .. one month now in the process of learning chinense language...i always wanted to learn it... Very useful videos!! Btw most of us here loved China from Bruce Lee back in the 90's as children watching in video his movies...😅 There is always a different reason for people to get involved with something!!! ❤
非常感谢你,较很有意思的, 我不是中国人所以中国人每天说什么是什么我最要学习, 你的教学方法真的别样。不错
不客气，我的朋友:)
你的中文非常好👍
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@@AskAndy 好啊。不用谢
Teacher thanks for you clear explanation about real communication among people.
Love from Brazil 🇧🇷 🌏🇧🇷❤
Thank you for your good feedback, my Brazilian friend😊
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l have created 8 playlists on my channel👆. You can check them all out which are all practical but you may not find them in a school.
O Brasil them
1) 3 Institutos Confucius do governor Chinese
2) O vlog? da Sra Liao Sisi. do vlog
Pula Muralha e seu curso do Chinese
Boa sorte !!!, Zhu, ni, Hao yunqi !!!
Andy speaks English wonderfully. I am happy to learn Chinese from him. I am Malaysian Chinese with poor Chinese proficiency, illiterate in the language at most.
I learned a lot just by listening to you.
Thank you so much, I am trying to learn Chinese ,this has been very helpful .