Timestamps🫰🏻━☆ﾟ.*･｡ﾟ 0:03 welcome back! 0:40 how to say “hello” => 0:54 fabric over board 1:14 writing 1:48 pronounciation +further explanation 4:46 how to write her name “ting ting” 5:30 fabric on board again 5:49 how to write “bye bye” => 6:17 pronounciation+ further explanation 7:33 fabric on board 7:57 how to write “thank u” => 9:08 pronounciation 9:55 fabric on board 10:38 how to write “bathroom” => 11:40 how to pronounce it 13:12 one.. two.. three..four..five.. 13:50 “room” 15:16 writing “taxi” => 16:13 how to pronunce 17:50 fabric on board 18:27 writing “how much? (price)” =>18:52 how to pronounce it 19:56 fabric on board 20:49 writing numbers => 21:15 how to pronunce 1,2,3 21:30 writing 4 and 5 21:52 how to pronunce 4 22:04 how to pronunce 5 22:22 four=smiley face 22:39 five Is in the character itself! 23:07 repeating pronouciation 23:38 fabric 24:17 writing “i want to order food/a meal” => 25:32 how to order in china 26:05 pronouciation 26:44 she asks if we ever tried Beijing roasted duck! 27:13 writing first character =>27:22 Do u remember what It means?? 27:39 writing second character 28:08 means "good eat" aka “delicious!” 28:14 how to pronunce It 28:36 explaining how chinese characters work 29:02 “mouth” 29:24 fabric 29:39 which words do u wanna learn next time?? 29:49 thanking u 30:08 bye bye 30:13 thanking patreons [goodnight everybody 💫]
I don't think it's bedroom at 10:38, I think it's bathroom, since the character by character translation is "wash hand room". Tingting just has an accent so "th" sounds like"d" sometimes
I have the same problem. I'm always trying to actually learn the words. I recognized "bathroom" from having taken Japanese in university, even though the order of the characters is different ("hands wash place" instead of "wash hands place").
You are the first asmrtist I watched in the 7th grade when I was having trouble sleeping before a tennis tournament. I am about to finish my first year in the Navy. Thank you.
It's crazy how much differrence a few years make when you're young! I mean 5 years for a 15 yo can be huge but 5 years to a 30 yo is not really that much :D
Chinese being a tonal language is so interesting to me as a native English speaker because with English it is all about the context of the words as a whole but Chinese seems to be more about *how* you say the words
It's definitely odd to adjust to, but it's not too bad! Chinese is also context dependent, and English also relies on how you say words. For example, I read an anecdote forever ago about someone's friend who spoke English as a second language and would always have to repeat themselves when they ordered an americano at the coffee shop. a-MER-ican, but ameri-CA-no, but they didn't know the stress changed and said it like a-MER-icano. The pronunciation isn't technically wrong, but the way it's said threw off the cashier till the second try and they figured out what they wanted lol
sometimes in chinese they can use context as well, especially when its obvious what you're talking about. i think it'd be like "oh u said that wrong but i know what u mean"
Even the most basic Chinese words and phrases are so poetic and beautiful. Ting Ting please do more Chinese language videos! I got such big tingles and learned so much!
These have always beem my favorite videos of yours. I still go back and watch your old teaching/teacher videos all the time. Those, the classmate role plays (study and helping a sick classmate) as well as all of your other channel are my favorites. I'd love it if you made more like them so this is very appreciated!
As someone living in China and learning Chinese, this was actually very helpful! Went out to the bus station this morning and knew what the characters for taxi meant as one drove by
I may have had my first tingles while watching this video. Yours were the first ASMR videos I ever watched far too long ago, so it's only fitting. I've always thought myself immune to those, and I watch ASMR to fall asleep above all.
Hi Tingting! Love your Chinese lessons, I've been learning Chinese since this year and I was so proud knowing all thoses characters. Thanks for the training
I love this so much. I had lost my tingles for a very long time and thought I would never get them back. Then I watched this today and my brain was just on fire (in a good way) the entire time. Thought it deserved a comment , so I came back to let you know that I am amazed at how great you are at this Tingting. I also really enjoy hearing about Chinese culture and learning even the most basic things. Please make more videos like this in the future. Thank you so much.
Same here! As soon as I finished watching the short I looked on her channel for a recent upload of the same nature and didn't see one, so I figured it was from a video she was working on for a new upload. So glad I was right!
This was super-fascinating! I love your extra supporting explanations, such as talking about how a character also appears in your name, or the individual meanings (hand wash room) that work together to make a term or idea or phrase we need to use. Also, it’s always nice to see them being written, so you can understand stroke order, stroke count, etc. I’d love to see another one-please consider making it? ☺️🙏
"Ni hao" being "You good?" In English is funny because in English "You good" can either be a positive question or a negative question depending on how you say it
Hi, I am an American my name is Blankita and I’ve been watching your channel for over 3 years when you had hit 1 million followers. I want to say thank you for all you teach us about the culture in China. Would you be willing to teach us more about China? Or the different administrative regions of China? As an American I know nothing and they here in America teach us nothing other than how China affects the US. And as an American, I’m tired of being programmed to believe false narratives. Again, thank you ting ting, for your relaxing education and for the many beautiful years you’ve given us especially with the Chinese princess videos whom are my absolute favorite. 🇨🇳 🇭🇰 ❤️💛🤍❤️
@@GervJean Well, I put it on there as a representation of things Ting Ting can maybe teach us about but if its offensive and I am unaware, I can take it off. :) The only thing I know about Hong Kong is Disneyland, as a previous cast member myself. 😬
@@kesh-o9x not to sound rude in any way but I am unaware of the Hong-Kong - China situation. Why is it wrong to support Hong-Kong being indépendent from China?
@@Kote_val Well，Hong- Kong was a essential part of China since a long time ago.Hong Kong used to be a British colony.Hong Kong was returned to China in 1997.
different languages in general are so interesting but Chinese for example with an entirely different letter system is so fascinating for someone who doesn’t understand it. Also the way the characters themselves mean something entirely different when combined with another character
I saw a short from her of this exact same roleplay a few weeks ago and assumed it was for a future video, so I've been looking forward to seeing the upload! Thank you Teacher Ting Ting!
I’ve been trying to pick up on Chinese so this is so exciting! Maybe listening while I sleep or in the background will help me get use to the pronunciation
I've been watching for a long time and I don't usually comment (often because I am watching old videos lol) but I just wanted to say that I really love this and I hope you do more! I learned a lot while being very relaxed 😊❤ also, a fun fact about linguistics: most languages share the commonality with chinese as she explained, where questions have a specific ending style in which pitch/tone goes upwards in comparison to the rest of the sentence to indicate that it is a question rather than a statement 😊
Unpopular opinion: I play your videos not only at night time to help me sleep, but also during work time to reduce my stress and anxiety with my over workload ❤
This is super relaxing but also super interesting. I like how you broke down and explained the characters, including additional context about the culture.
Omg it’s been so long since a video like this 😢 I wish you would do more it’s one of my favorite things you have ever done! Whether it’s with the ink or like this I love it! 🥰
I've heard Chinese is a very difficult language to learn.Perhaps it would make it easier if I had someone like you to help me,as you seem to be very calm and patient.
Loved this. It was more educational, should I say, and super informative than something that could put me to sleep! The Chinese language has its own unique form of calligraphy, it's so intricately fascinating given it's ancient history spanning centuries. You have got yourself an additional subscriber! Brilliant content! Mareena from the UK Xx
Great video! Maybe for the next class you can teach us some words related to how to spend free time or about hobbies for example watching tv, dancing, singing, going for a walk, running, playing football, playing games etc something like that!
Languages are so interesting. I found myself wondering this entire video “how do people manage to memorize these??” But I guess the same would be said for the latin - Germanic structure of English. Humans are so weird and cool when you get down to it
In my experience learning it for fun on the side, it's not that bad. Better to start with pinyin (romanization, AKA writing out with the roman alphabet, like 谢谢 = xièxiè) and start learning hanzi (characters) after you learn some words and phrases. Then you're learning things like stroke order and common hanzi shapes while tying them to words you know, rather than cracking open a book of characters that you don't know and have to memorize the strokes, pronunciation, and meaning! I think I read a while back that Chinese and Japanese children do tend to take longer to get to where they can read and write confidently, but that it all comes out in the wash later and the populace has a very high literacy rate comparable to any other 1st world country. With the side note if you didn't know, that Chinese hanzi = Japanese kanji, although kanji complicate it by having multiple readings with different pronunciations and meanings. I actually find Chinese easier in that sense -- hanzi are always one syllable, and aaaalmost always just have one reading tied to them :)
For anyone with tingle immunity: abstinence works ! I’ve been busy and not been able to have my usual asmr nighttime wind down routine .. But last night when I did; tinglleeszsz prooooo maaaxxxx and then I was out like a light
Honestly I’m over them too, it’s one particular youtuber whom makes ASMR videos and does it to get likes and to hopefully convert into subscribers with their comments. I’m not thanking the lord because someone above is taking the lord personally. So I’ll thank the universe for you. But I’m over them too. Like we get it you want the likes. Yeesh.
My Japanese teacher taught us the origin of Japanese and now every time I see hirigana, katakana, and chinese writing I cant stop thinking about how crazy cool it is that it came to be the way it did. Truly a meaningful and beautiful language. (Both)
If you actually taught Chinese I would pick up on it so fast. It’s hard not to hang on every word you say while explaining everything to us. Great video!!
Does English writing look this complicated to native Chinese speakers? It must, right? What a strange world we live in. I could NEVER learn another language, my brain just doesn’t work that way 😂
It would seem much easier to learn say Italian, Spanish, French or German since they all use basically the same Roman alphabet, give or take a few language-specific letters. Some languages, like Greek or Russian, use their own alphabets, meaning you have to learn their alphabets before learning to write in the language. Asian languages (as well as some island nations and parts of the middle-east and Africa) use character-based writing like Chinese. Character based writing is founded on completely different principles than an alphabet-based writing system, so it will seem very hard for you to wrap your head around at first. Standard Chinese has something like 500-1,000 characters, compared to the 26-30 or so possible letters in the Roman alphabet.
Learning to read idiographic languages involves a complete different part of your brain than learning to read alphabetical languages. It’s like when you see a no smoking sign -> 🚭 you know it means “no smoking” even though it doesn’t have a single letter in the symbol, you know what it means. In fact you know that because you know this symbol 🚫 means not allowed and this symbol 🚬 means smoking. So 🚭 has a linguistic translation even with no words involved. These Chinese characters work the same. You just have to learn what the ideograms are communicating. I will say we tend to teach languages backwards in schools. “Read it, write it, speak it” When we learn languages naturally “speak it, write it, read it”
I could never learn finnish if I were born in another country. The grammar is so complex I had hard time learning it in upper classes of comprehensive school. Later when I studied in high school (?) the grammar became more obsolete and the actual content was preferred.
it’s actually not so complicated for native Chinese speakers. The difficult part of English language are grammar and practical application in communication. The English letter looks similar to Chinese Pinyin, which helps you to read the Chinese Characters.
The videos where I get to learn about China and chinese culture and language are my favorites! Could I suggest a video about family members? I know there are specific words for aunts and uncles depending on whether they are from the mom or the dad's side, or if they are younger or older, and I find that very interesting (if a bit confusing 😅)
![[ASMR] Teaching You More Basic Chinese To Help You Sleep](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LF1MaT6-vjc/mqdefault.jpg)
![[ASMR] Teaching You More Basic Chinese To Help You Sleep](/img/tr.png)
![[ASMR] Relaxing Chinese Calligraphy](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1L5YDwR6NFE/mqdefault.jpg)
![[ASMR] Helping You Fall Asleep](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gqDj6SlE3ZQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![BLACK BAG - Official Trailer [HD] - Only in Theaters March 14](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Du0Xp8WX_7I/mqdefault.jpg)
Timestamps🫰🏻━☆ﾟ.*･｡ﾟ
0:03 welcome back!
0:40 how to say “hello”
=> 0:54 fabric over board
1:14 writing
1:48 pronounciation
+further explanation
4:46 how to write her
name “ting ting”
5:30 fabric on board again
5:49 how to write “bye bye”
=> 6:17 pronounciation+
further explanation
7:33 fabric on board
7:57 how to write “thank u”
=> 9:08 pronounciation
9:55 fabric on board
10:38 how to write “bathroom”
=> 11:40 how to
pronounce it
13:12 one.. two.. three..four..five..
13:50 “room”
15:16 writing “taxi”
=> 16:13 how to
pronunce
17:50 fabric on board
18:27 writing “how much? (price)”
=>18:52 how to pronounce it
19:56 fabric on board
20:49 writing numbers
=> 21:15 how to
pronunce 1,2,3
21:30 writing 4 and 5
21:52 how to pronunce 4
22:04 how to pronunce 5
22:22 four=smiley face
22:39 five Is in the
character itself!
23:07 repeating
pronouciation
23:38 fabric
24:17 writing “i want to order food/a meal”
=> 25:32 how to order in
china
26:05 pronouciation
26:44 she asks if we
ever tried Beijing roasted
duck!
27:13 writing first character
=>27:22 Do u remember
what It means??
27:39 writing second
character
28:08 means "good eat"
aka “delicious!”
28:14 how to pronunce It
28:36 explaining how chinese characters work
29:02 “mouth”
29:24 fabric
29:39 which words do u wanna learn next time??
29:49 thanking u
30:08 bye bye
30:13 thanking patreons
[goodnight everybody 💫]
I don't think it's bedroom at 10:38, I think it's bathroom, since the character by character translation is "wash hand room". Tingting just has an accent so "th" sounds like"d" sometimes
@@enchantedcrane6328you're right👍🏻
@@enchantedcrane6328 thank u lots!
@@enchantedcrane6328 Thank u lots 🙌🏻
@@paninozzz no problem! Thank you lots for making the timestamps, those are awesome as heck to have!
this reminds me of that one short where tingting had an existential crisis over a writing mistake lmao
doesnt she say something like “i AM chinese… im pretty sure..” LOL
@@twansmasc yeah that 😂
@@bathtubcockroach it's the fourth short in her shorts column "funny blooper 🤣 am i really chinese???"
@@bathtubcockroach i dont remember but its one of the shorts she has up on her channel :)
@@bathtubcockroachruclips.net/user/shortsqe6oRtMWOjQ?si=VA0Sy6LQ-pMFbPEZ
this is too interesting to fall asleep 😭
😂
As a Chinese I fell asleep❤😂
@@douknodawae7805 هل لديكم يوتيوب بالصين؟ او محظور
@@douknodawae7805but you probably already know the language 😂
I have the same problem. I'm always trying to actually learn the words.
I recognized "bathroom" from having taken Japanese in university, even though the order of the characters is different ("hands wash place" instead of "wash hands place").
Oh man, people are going to be very confused when I can only speak Chinese in whispers… 😆
🤣
It's okay because they will fall asleep first 😪
Or in your sleep
😂😂😂
LOL
You are the first asmrtist I watched in the 7th grade when I was having trouble sleeping before a tennis tournament. I am about to finish my first year in the Navy. Thank you.
It's crazy how much differrence a few years make when you're young! I mean 5 years for a 15 yo can be huge but 5 years to a 30 yo is not really that much :D
Chinese being a tonal language is so interesting to me as a native English speaker because with English it is all about the context of the words as a whole but Chinese seems to be more about *how* you say the words
认为英语的单词也十分难记
It's definitely odd to adjust to, but it's not too bad! Chinese is also context dependent, and English also relies on how you say words. For example, I read an anecdote forever ago about someone's friend who spoke English as a second language and would always have to repeat themselves when they ordered an americano at the coffee shop. a-MER-ican, but ameri-CA-no, but they didn't know the stress changed and said it like a-MER-icano. The pronunciation isn't technically wrong, but the way it's said threw off the cashier till the second try and they figured out what they wanted lol
@@elliot20201 Yeah, but that's because that particular word--like most of the words surrounding coffee--is Italian.
@@elliot20201 what I love is that you don't have to speak Chinese to read Chinese, I find that absolutely fascinating
sometimes in chinese they can use context as well, especially when its obvious what you're talking about. i think it'd be like "oh u said that wrong but i know what u mean"
Even the most basic Chinese words and phrases are so poetic and beautiful. Ting Ting please do more Chinese language videos! I got such big tingles and learned so much!
真的有人在asmr里学中文哈哈哈
@@goudanli7539你翻過來啊
@@IwantsomeMilkuwu没办法，youtube上面的asmr种类种类比较丰富。现在已经变成重度youtube用户了哈哈
Came for the ASMR. Left with my first Chinese words! Ting Ting will need to start a third channel to teach Chinese! Very interesting!! Thank you!
Dude for REAL. Imagine learning a new word or phrase twice a week and passively learning the basics of a whole other language before bed
she has a third (or forth now i think?) channel made recently for chinese asmr
yesss more chinese in tingting video is always a win :)))
bing chilling
This!
She started a 100% chinese channel recently btw!
She recently started a second channel where all the videos are done in Chinese. I think it's called TingTing asmr .ch
@@laradheygere1952Could you share the name of it ?
Hopefully, I won't fall asleep in Chinese class again 🥰😴 Wait...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥱🥱🥱😴😴😴
Did not expect to see you here!
At least the teacher won't yell at you
When you blink, and it’s the end of class and your friend is trying to wake you before the teacher notices
@@Zestysti my chinese teacher yells at me if i move
These have always beem my favorite videos of yours. I still go back and watch your old teaching/teacher videos all the time. Those, the classmate role plays (study and helping a sick classmate) as well as all of your other channel are my favorites.
I'd love it if you made more like them so this is very appreciated!
(I love your avatar 🤣)
I think we need a series of videos where TingTing just teaches us conversational Chinese while we fall asleep. I'd become fluent in no time!
我认为你需要和一个中文是母语的多多交流才能流利的讲中文
@cunju I think they meant it as a joke.
@@blyssfulxx6128 好吧，你说的有道理
How am I ever supposed to learn when the tapping and your whispers put me to sleep! And the writing sounds!!!
I love these types of videos!!!
我是中文母語者～看這種影片睡覺很有趣❤️
I’m a native Chinese speaker and it’s interesting to watch this kind of video to fall asleep 🥰
Love love love this! Would also love this with your calligraphy set. That charcoal ink is super tingly!!
Please Miss Teacher TingTing don't tell my mother, I Fell asleep again in class. 😇
Hilarious comment
这不会
lol 😂me too
* boss music plays as the flip flop comes off *
😂
I would love her to create more videos like this, great tingles and learning Chinese in the process
As someone living in China and learning Chinese, this was actually very helpful! Went out to the bus station this morning and knew what the characters for taxi meant as one drove by
i need a whole series about learning chinese, this is so interesting!!
But，English is difficult for me.I can't understand content. oh，my god. I also can't understand what you say.
其实最后一句想表达的是我只能听懂最基础的语言😢
I may have had my first tingles while watching this video. Yours were the first ASMR videos I ever watched far too long ago, so it's only fitting. I've always thought myself immune to those, and I watch ASMR to fall asleep above all.
Hi Tingting! Love your Chinese lessons, I've been learning Chinese since this year and I was so proud knowing all thoses characters. Thanks for the training
I love this so much. I had lost my tingles for a very long time and thought I would never get them back. Then I watched this today and my brain was just on fire (in a good way) the entire time.
Thought it deserved a comment , so I came back to let you know that I am amazed at how great you are at this Tingting.
I also really enjoy hearing about Chinese culture and learning even the most basic things. Please make more videos like this in the future. Thank you so much.
My favorite ASMR videos are cultural ones. Thank you for showing us a few important Chinese words. I hope you show us more in the future.
Awesome, ever since I saw that chalkboard in one of your shorts I was hoping you would make a full video with it!
Same here! As soon as I finished watching the short I looked on her channel for a recent upload of the same nature and didn't see one, so I figured it was from a video she was working on for a new upload. So glad I was right!
I loved the gentle scratch and tap of the chalk combined with the thorough and patient explanation.
This was super-fascinating! I love your extra supporting explanations, such as talking about how a character also appears in your name, or the individual meanings (hand wash room) that work together to make a term or idea or phrase we need to use. Also, it’s always nice to see them being written, so you can understand stroke order, stroke count, etc.
I’d love to see another one-please consider making it? ☺️🙏
Love this one. The whispers go great with the soft sound of the chalk and the clicks of the nails. Thank you.
"Ni hao" being "You good?" In English is funny because in English "You good" can either be a positive question or a negative question depending on how you say it
상냥해보이는 언니가 너무 좋은 목소리로 조곤조곤.. 좋다..
Hi, I am an American my name is Blankita and I’ve been watching your channel for over 3 years when you had hit 1 million followers.
I want to say thank you for all you teach us about the culture in China.
Would you be willing to teach us more about China? Or the different administrative regions of China?
As an American I know nothing and they here in America teach us nothing other than how China affects the US.
And as an American, I’m tired of being programmed to believe false narratives.
Again, thank you ting ting, for your relaxing education and for the many beautiful years you’ve given us especially with the Chinese princess videos whom are my absolute favorite.
🇨🇳 🇭🇰 ❤️💛🤍❤️
I probably would wanna remove the Hong Kong flag in this post about China.
@@GervJean Well, I put it on there as a representation of things Ting Ting can maybe teach us about but if its offensive and I am unaware, I can take it off. :)
The only thing I know about Hong Kong is Disneyland, as a previous cast member myself. 😬
Never mind.As long as you don’t support Hong Kong to be independent from China, it’s not offensive at all.
@@kesh-o9x not to sound rude in any way but I am unaware of the Hong-Kong - China situation. Why is it wrong to support Hong-Kong being indépendent from China?
@@Kote_val Well，Hong- Kong was a essential part of China since a long time ago.Hong Kong used to be a British colony.Hong Kong was returned to China in 1997.
different languages in general are so interesting but Chinese for example with an entirely different letter system is so fascinating for someone who doesn’t understand it. Also the way the characters themselves mean something entirely different when combined with another character
Perfect to decompress after a long day of work ❤
I saw a short from her of this exact same roleplay a few weeks ago and assumed it was for a future video, so I've been looking forward to seeing the upload! Thank you Teacher Ting Ting!
I started studying Chineese in my spare time. This was a great oppotunity to practise writing along since I'm still very new to it.
加油哈哈哈
哈哈哈哈哈哈加油
你好，能看懂我说的话吗？😊
@@jthwyya 可以的😌
I’ve been trying to pick up on Chinese so this is so exciting! Maybe listening while I sleep or in the background will help me get use to the pronunciation
I absolutely love these language teacher videos, i really hope you do more of them. ❤
I’m Japanese college student and I learn Chinese as a second language❤ This video really helps me, thank you Tingting☺️
I've been watching for a long time and I don't usually comment (often because I am watching old videos lol) but I just wanted to say that I really love this and I hope you do more! I learned a lot while being very relaxed 😊❤
also, a fun fact about linguistics: most languages share the commonality with chinese as she explained, where questions have a specific ending style in which pitch/tone goes upwards in comparison to the rest of the sentence to indicate that it is a question rather than a statement 😊
thank you for this TingTing!! in college im taking a Chinese language class and a Chinese film class and this was wonderful to watch for practice 🫶🌙💕
I love these type of videos! Please do more of these🙏🏻 it's both interesting and relaxing
I'n so glad for this video! I adored the shorts you out out with this chalkboard and I've been waiting for a full video for weeks!
I'm french and I’ve been trying to learn Chinese for two years. I want you to be my personal chinese teacher! You are so good at explaining!
Thank you Tingting your gentle whispers and fantastic smiles are amazing.
Unpopular opinion:
I play your videos not only at night time to help me sleep, but also during work time to reduce my stress and anxiety with my over workload ❤
I am in love with this video, I've always wanted to learn chinese from tingting
This is super relaxing but also super interesting. I like how you broke down and explained the characters, including additional context about the culture.
喜欢这期❤
love this video❤
You should do a channel where you teach Chinese! I love how you explain words!
After this video I have watched the one where you sing lullabys in Chinese and OMG you should do it again, it was stunning
yessss i love videos like this so much!! this is so fun and relaxing at the same time, i hope she makes more in future! ♡♡
Relaxation 10/10 Strongly recommend ⭐
Chinese lesson 1/10 I only got to learn one word before falling asleep 😮💨
Omg it’s been so long since a video like this 😢 I wish you would do more it’s one of my favorite things you have ever done! Whether it’s with the ink or like this I love it! 🥰
谢谢 婷婷！我已经学习普通话四个月了。I wish my Mandarin teacher spoke as nicely as you do 😊
I've heard Chinese is a very difficult language to learn.Perhaps it would make it easier if I had someone like you to help me,as you seem to be very calm and patient.
so do i.But，it is English
Ting-Ting is so good she can make drawing on a chalkboard sound tingly and satisfying!! ❤❤
我今天刷到了好几个不同时期的教中文视频，看得人心里暖暖的，支持宣扬中国文化❤
支持🎉❤
These videos on Chinese language and culture are my favorites.
I love these types of videos! So soothing and relaxing!
Loved this. It was more educational, should I say, and super informative than something that could put me to sleep! The Chinese language has its own unique form of calligraphy, it's so intricately fascinating given it's ancient history spanning centuries. You have got yourself an additional subscriber! Brilliant content! Mareena from the UK Xx
I love this and can’t wait for the next Chinese class
Your whisper and chalkboard sounds make me feel so relaxed. Thank you
LOVED this!!! Please teach us more.
Chinese is the hardest language to learn but I love it and worth it to put the time in and learn
I pleeeeease make more of this Chinese Teaching Videos! Its soooo interesting and such a wonderful speach 🥰😍🙏🏼
I want to lern it! ❤️😍🙏🏼
As a person in advance chinese classes, i love going back to the basics, especially if tingting will whisper it!
my favorite chinese teacher is back!!🥰
Ting Ting’s Teaching series is easily
My favorite stuff she has made. Excellent ASMR.
Thank you for gifting us a learning Chinese vide 😚✌
o
Thanks!
beautiful, love this video thanks for all your amazing work Tingting❤️❤️
I watched the first video about friend teaching chinese so many times during years, it helps me to concentrate a lot!!!
I love to learn Chinese sooo much!❤
Great video! Maybe for the next class you can teach us some words related to how to spend free time or about hobbies for example watching tv, dancing, singing, going for a walk, running, playing football, playing games etc something like that!
Languages are so interesting. I found myself wondering this entire video “how do people manage to memorize these??” But I guess the same would be said for the latin - Germanic structure of English. Humans are so weird and cool when you get down to it
For me, I can memorise the characters pretty well, it's actually writing them down that trips me up.
In my experience learning it for fun on the side, it's not that bad. Better to start with pinyin (romanization, AKA writing out with the roman alphabet, like 谢谢 = xièxiè) and start learning hanzi (characters) after you learn some words and phrases. Then you're learning things like stroke order and common hanzi shapes while tying them to words you know, rather than cracking open a book of characters that you don't know and have to memorize the strokes, pronunciation, and meaning!
I think I read a while back that Chinese and Japanese children do tend to take longer to get to where they can read and write confidently, but that it all comes out in the wash later and the populace has a very high literacy rate comparable to any other 1st world country. With the side note if you didn't know, that Chinese hanzi = Japanese kanji, although kanji complicate it by having multiple readings with different pronunciations and meanings. I actually find Chinese easier in that sense -- hanzi are always one syllable, and aaaalmost always just have one reading tied to them :)
I really love this concept! The Chinese writing system (Hanzi) is so beautiful. Please do more similar videos 谢谢 婷婷🤍💫
How is ting ting a better chinese teacher than duolingo?
tingting is Chinese❤
Her tapping on the wood made my eyes roll back
The most beautiful woman in China teaches us Chinese. Amazing privilege. Always the best ASMR. ❤💍💐🇨🇳
For anyone with tingle immunity:
abstinence works !
I’ve been busy and not been able to have my usual asmr nighttime wind down routine ..
But last night when I did; tinglleeszsz prooooo maaaxxxx and then I was out like a light
I'm too interested to sleep.. this is so good, thank you 💕
I’d love for this to become a regular series again🙏🏼
Finally, another Chinese video! 听起来很棒! 我很喜欢小黑板的声音，谢谢你❤️❤️
❤
Tingting I just LOOVE this idea to make such an asmr ❤❤❤ perfect in every detail. Thanks for being here and your work❤
I was just hoping for one of these!!
I could do 12 hrs of these videos no problem. Thanks for the wonderful content tingting
I loove your chinese culture asmr! ❤️
this is THE BEST ASMR CHANNEL EVER!! I love this so much❤
Made a whole drawing just to say “hi” 😭
I started learning chinese on my own and it's so hard but such a beautiful language. Thank you Tingting for this helpful and relaxing video. ❤
Thank the Lord, the "early birds" are not here yet
If that's what you have to "thank the lord" for then I'd say you've a wonderful life and shouldn't concern yourself with such trivialities! 🙏❤️🙏
@@victoriajane5794 If you go through youtube comments, to give me sh@t about my comment, then i would say you have a very boring life.
👍🏼😘
Honestly I’m over them too, it’s one particular youtuber whom makes ASMR videos and does it to get likes and to hopefully convert into subscribers with their comments.
I’m not thanking the lord because someone above is taking the lord personally. So I’ll thank the universe for you.
But I’m over them too.
Like we get it you want the likes. Yeesh.
@victoriajane5794 you are the person we didn't want to see
@victoriajane5794 you are the person we didn't want to see...
Im chinese and i watch this for relaxation. Tingting really gives me the tingles and relaxation in her roleplays!
I get too excited about linguistics bro there is no way I’m sleeping with this on /lh
🤗 I slept badly in like 2 hr chunks last night all night. So this will be wonderful to fall asleep to
Sometimes certain ASMR videos won’t help me sleep because they’re just too interesting to relax. 😅 Unfortunately this is one of them, haha.
watching you explain in details words with so much attention and care is so interesting and relaxing, it makes me want to learn chinese in depth!💕
i was hoping you would do one of these again 🫶 love it
My Japanese teacher taught us the origin of Japanese and now every time I see hirigana, katakana, and chinese writing I cant stop thinking about how crazy cool it is that it came to be the way it did. Truly a meaningful and beautiful language. (Both)
I think this is my sign to start studying Mandarin again😅
If you actually taught Chinese I would pick up on it so fast. It’s hard not to hang on every word you say while explaining everything to us. Great video!!
Does English writing look this complicated to native Chinese speakers? It must, right? What a strange world we live in. I could NEVER learn another language, my brain just doesn’t work that way 😂
It would seem much easier to learn say Italian, Spanish, French or German since they all use basically the same Roman alphabet, give or take a few language-specific letters. Some languages, like Greek or Russian, use their own alphabets, meaning you have to learn their alphabets before learning to write in the language. Asian languages (as well as some island nations and parts of the middle-east and Africa) use character-based writing like Chinese. Character based writing is founded on completely different principles than an alphabet-based writing system, so it will seem very hard for you to wrap your head around at first.
Standard Chinese has something like 500-1,000 characters, compared to the 26-30 or so possible letters in the Roman alphabet.
never say never
Learning to read idiographic languages involves a complete different part of your brain than learning to read alphabetical languages.
It’s like when you see a no smoking sign -> 🚭 you know it means “no smoking” even though it doesn’t have a single letter in the symbol, you know what it means. In fact you know that because you know this symbol 🚫 means not allowed and this symbol 🚬 means smoking. So 🚭 has a linguistic translation even with no words involved.
These Chinese characters work the same. You just have to learn what the ideograms are communicating.
I will say we tend to teach languages backwards in schools. “Read it, write it, speak it”
When we learn languages naturally “speak it, write it, read it”
I could never learn finnish if I were born in another country. The grammar is so complex I had hard time learning it in upper classes of comprehensive school. Later when I studied in high school (?) the grammar became more obsolete and the actual content was preferred.
it’s actually not so complicated for native Chinese speakers. The difficult part of English language are grammar and practical application in communication. The English letter looks similar to Chinese Pinyin, which helps you to read the Chinese Characters.
The videos where I get to learn about China and chinese culture and language are my favorites!
Could I suggest a video about family members? I know there are specific words for aunts and uncles depending on whether they are from the mom or the dad's side, or if they are younger or older, and I find that very interesting (if a bit confusing 😅)
你想了解什么我可以帮你