Yap, Mandarin is a kind of Chinese and it's the official language in China...but Mandarin is not the only Chinese language. It's so sad that when people ask me "Can you teach me some Chinese", they always mean Mandarin. Even after explaining that I am not a native Mandarin speaker but Cantonese speaker, most of them still insist to learn Mandarin from me but not my mother tongue. This is like asking a Spanish "hey can you teach me some European" when you actually mean French...just an example...
1-Yí 2-èr 3-Sãn 4-sì 5-wû 6-liù 7-qì 8-bã 9-jiû 10-Shí 20-èrshi 30-sãnshí 40-Sìshi 50-wûshi 60-Liùshi 70-qíshi 80-Bãshi 90-jiûshi 100-yibâi cadê os outros números exemplos: 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28. 29 30 '-' eos números que estão com o Infem trocados e por que o meu não tem....
is so depressive when people think mandarin is the same thing as chinese. I mean,just because is the official language in China doesn't mean it's restrict to this... in Hong Kong for example,they speak more cantonese (which sounds better than mandarin pronounciation - really,in my opinion). But when you compare spanish and portuguese, you made a mistake. even the pronounciation sounds similiar but the writing is difference...
Yeah, I think I can understand that, even thought I'm from southamerica xD I'm chilean, but it happens to some brazilian, you know? most of us talk spanish, while brazilian people speak portuguese. Hey, I have a friend from Canton! and I'm learning Mandarin. Or trying to...
I thought mandarin was a kind of chinese... you know, like you can't say "you should call it toe instead of fingers"... besides, when people talk about chinese, they're most likely talking about mandarin chinese, 'cause it's the oficial dialect :)
You are lucky that you speak the more common language in S. America XD Speaking Mandarin is not difficult, if you don't care about the tones... and in reality, most Chinese speak Mandarin with different degrees of accent, some old people who didn't receive much education in the past can't even speak Mandarin. So keep trying...
Yap, Mandarin is a kind of Chinese and it's the official language in China...but Mandarin is not the only Chinese language. It's so sad that when people ask me "Can you teach me some Chinese", they always mean Mandarin. Even after explaining that I am not a native Mandarin speaker but Cantonese speaker, most of them still insist to learn Mandarin from me but not my mother tongue. This is like asking a Spanish "hey can you teach me some European" when you actually mean French...just an example...
Your repeated pronouncing of the words is really useful for a beginner. Thank you .
Jetzt hab ich mir das ganze 3 Minuten und 20 Sekunden angeschaut und kann jetzt alles auswendig..yaaaay ! :D
I learned chinese numbers in 3 min 20 thank youu xD
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Thanks it helps me a lot to count in Chinese
I don't have much of an ear for tones, but this was actually pretty helpful.
1-Yí
2-èr
3-Sãn
4-sì
5-wû
6-liù
7-qì
8-bã
9-jiû
10-Shí
20-èrshi
30-sãnshí
40-Sìshi
50-wûshi
60-Liùshi
70-qíshi
80-Bãshi
90-jiûshi
100-yibâi
cadê os outros números exemplos:
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28.
29
30
'-'
eos números que estão com o Infem trocados e por que o meu não tem....
is so depressive when people think mandarin is the same thing as chinese. I mean,just because is the official language in China doesn't mean it's restrict to this... in Hong Kong for example,they speak more cantonese (which sounds better than mandarin pronounciation - really,in my opinion). But when you compare spanish and portuguese, you made a mistake. even the pronounciation sounds similiar but the writing is difference...
Shut up
great video and it was really understandable, thanks
Good work
Thank you! This is very helpful.
im a beginner n dis is very helpful so tnx a bunch!!
谢谢！这个是很好！
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number is simplest in sino tibetan language. eg. chinese, vietnamese, thai, myanmarese, etc
this made me laugh
Yeah, I think I can understand that, even thought I'm from southamerica xD I'm chilean, but it happens to some brazilian, you know? most of us talk spanish, while brazilian people speak portuguese. Hey, I have a friend from Canton! and I'm learning Mandarin. Or trying to...
My Mandarin teacher is making us each write 1-50 in Chinese characters and I'm like: I ALREADY HAD MATH TODAY!
xie xie ................... I stayed with chinese people more than 4 years , but I did t leaned anything , now only I lean ..........
thanks a lots
I already now Chinese cuz I am chinese and she says it slow
I know I want to hear it faster so I can learn to talk like a grownup lol
THANk you
So, how do you write the number 13? or any of the teens, help please! Need to know for an art project
+Dysmorphic Beats 十三
I already knew that because I have chinese on my school and it's required so I'll have it for the next 3 or 4 years!! lol
I'm learning this in school and I'm not getting it at all. can you help me with it a little more?
congratulations
😊😊😊😊😊😊
If any one learn oriya language of Odisha then i will teach u but u also teach me your language .thanks
nice language
Ist ja toll! Kannst Du es immer noch, nach fuenf Monaten?
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0:05 - 0:06 Shisha !
btw,i think the most difficult numbers are 14,40 and 44 hahaha just try say it XD
I thought mandarin was a kind of chinese... you know, like you can't say "you should call it toe instead of fingers"... besides, when people talk about chinese, they're most likely talking about mandarin chinese, 'cause it's the oficial dialect :)
I Dong like your viduo
7 and 10 prononced it equal?
Hi ,i am prakash from india
i want to learn chinese
4 and 44 and 14 ;/
I know chines the teach me it in school
0:36
xie xie lao shu
you just said “Thanks mouse”
3:14
Lucas Busto lol
Plz send me chinese alphebet
You are lucky that you speak the more common language in S. America XD Speaking Mandarin is not difficult, if you don't care about the tones... and in reality, most Chinese speak Mandarin with different degrees of accent, some old people who didn't receive much education in the past can't even speak Mandarin. So keep trying...
xiexie, thanks,............
Xie Xie Ni.
I think you should call this Mandarin instead of "Chinese"
Tai hao le
hahaaha
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xie xie :)
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Very nice, thank you :)
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