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My vocabulary has increased and my pronunciation has slightly gotten better. Now if I can only generate a sentence without having to remember the sentence structure
0:49 You're sure 待會/待会 is "dāi huǐ" ? Pleco tells me it's "dāi hui". And when I try to look up other sources, I get all kind of different tones for this same word. So I'm completly lost now.
of course there is. Flashcards. And practice every day. Trust me, it's not hard. Actually they are very easy, just don't try to write them from memory, because that's hard :)
looking good, sounding good, more confident ... the braces where worth it. Clearer mouth image and diction ... hope you tax deducted. your English terminal consonants have improved, just a little work on you L's
Are you kidding me? Compared to some "teachers" she sounds awesome! Clear English. She already speaks better than 90% of Chinese teachers out there (who are from China).
I see you are using traditional characters. While in my early days I saw some videos using it, I have to notify all the misguided learners: China uses SIMPLIFIED characters and Taiwan, Hongkong and Macau (maybe also Tailand - too lazy to check) uses TRADITIONAL character. So, if you are planning to go to China mainland, don't waste time with traditional characters. It won't help you and will just make you more confused and you will need more time to learn characters. Unless you want to work in a Buddhist monsatery as a translator of ancient scripts (never heard of this position, but who knows), then you need to brush up those traditional characters and learn some ancient Chinese too! Yeah, more words, words that nobody uses. If you don't know where will you want to go, or just having fun with Chinese, than knock yourself out with whatever character form you find. But for mainland China only simplified form. And if you plan on going to Hongkong, where there is already 20 million people, with inflated flat prices and tiny appartments and probably around 300.000 or even a half million foreigners, be my guest. I mean, from all the China, that huge landmass that is a home of 1.4 billion people, and you choose to cram yourself with 20 million on a small island ... well, it's your doom, not mine. I would rather choose some less populated city = less poluted = less foreigners in it, and try to make my foothold in there. Or, Beijing, Shanghai, and a few other major cities that also has 20million people but on a much bigger area and with bigger flats and smaller rent prices (all compared to Hongkong). So, choose your character style wisely and use flashcards and start learning! It's not hard, only time consuming. And for Katrina I wish you all the best and great success in teaching us, westerners, Chinese! As I said in one of my comments here, your English is really good and you can easily teach people English (in countries that don't know English). I met a Chinese person living in Italy teaching English to Italians. Can you believe it? :) So, 加油！
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As a native Chinese speaker , I would like to say that this course is perfect for Chinese learners.
Thanks for the quality control, I’ll start monitoring the English instructors
By far the best class! 太谢了❤
Perfect i really this. This is smth that we really need in conversation
Thank you very very much for the lesson that you are teaching lao3 shī !!
Very useful Vedios!I used to watch your Vedios and I learned a lot..💖🥰💞
Thank you teacher
Very good i enjoy it
Thanks
謝謝您 。
Thank you for helping me with my Chinese!
不客氣！
As always excellent lesson Miss Katrina
My vocabulary has increased and my pronunciation has slightly gotten better. Now if I can only generate a sentence without having to remember the sentence structure
Thank you so much
李老師, I am surprised. You included Zhuyin onto your lesson. Though I do have one question, why the change of tones with 會 ?
Awesome info as always!! Xie xie!
how to join in fb class from phillipines thank you
Thank you dear teacher 🙏
0:49 You're sure 待會/待会 is "dāi huǐ" ? Pleco tells me it's "dāi hui". And when I try to look up other sources, I get all kind of different tones for this same word.
So I'm completly lost now.
Actually it's dāi huǐ but you pronounce it as dāi hui because you won't say the thrid tone if you have something else to say, as in 待会见.
I want to join your online classes please..tell me more
Did you get the chance to watch this video till the end or check out the link in description ? There's in formation about my online program.
Is there any formula for mastering characters?
Try searching characters on my channel, I've made some videos about learning characters!
of course there is. Flashcards. And practice every day. Trust me, it's not hard. Actually they are very easy, just don't try to write them from memory, because that's hard :)
looking good, sounding good, more confident ... the braces where worth it.
Clearer mouth image and diction ... hope you tax deducted.
your English terminal consonants have improved, just a little work on you L's
Are you kidding me? Compared to some "teachers" she sounds awesome! Clear English. She already speaks better than 90% of Chinese teachers out there (who are from China).
I see you are using traditional characters. While in my early days I saw some videos using it, I have to notify all the misguided learners: China uses SIMPLIFIED characters and Taiwan, Hongkong and Macau (maybe also Tailand - too lazy to check) uses TRADITIONAL character. So, if you are planning to go to China mainland, don't waste time with traditional characters. It won't help you and will just make you more confused and you will need more time to learn characters. Unless you want to work in a Buddhist monsatery as a translator of ancient scripts (never heard of this position, but who knows), then you need to brush up those traditional characters and learn some ancient Chinese too! Yeah, more words, words that nobody uses.
If you don't know where will you want to go, or just having fun with Chinese, than knock yourself out with whatever character form you find. But for mainland China only simplified form. And if you plan on going to Hongkong, where there is already 20 million people, with inflated flat prices and tiny appartments and probably around 300.000 or even a half million foreigners, be my guest. I mean, from all the China, that huge landmass that is a home of 1.4 billion people, and you choose to cram yourself with 20 million on a small island ... well, it's your doom, not mine. I would rather choose some less populated city = less poluted = less foreigners in it, and try to make my foothold in there. Or, Beijing, Shanghai, and a few other major cities that also has 20million people but on a much bigger area and with bigger flats and smaller rent prices (all compared to Hongkong).
So, choose your character style wisely and use flashcards and start learning! It's not hard, only time consuming.
And for Katrina I wish you all the best and great success in teaching us, westerners, Chinese! As I said in one of my comments here, your English is really good and you can easily teach people English (in countries that don't know English). I met a Chinese person living in Italy teaching English to Italians. Can you believe it? :) So, 加油！
Very good i enjoy it