Your videos crack me up! I've watched a few now and always end up laughing or smiling hard at least once ^_^ The content is super informative too. Thanks!
@@dumalun8388 it was 2010 I was in Beijing with my colleague from DC, he is african american, first time in China. We are liningup at a fastfood joint, everyone ordering using 那个 那个...he thinks they are making racist comments about him and goes nuts...
I love these super helpful videos. You're teaching us things that nobody else does. I would love these videos even more if you left the writing on the screen for the entire time you were discussing it, instead of just briefly flashing it at the beginning. I look forward to more of your excellent videos.
This is a great topic. But sounding like a native and then they immediately bomb you with the heavy fast conversion and you can't follow it up xD happens to me a lot. "please speak slowly I'm stupid"
Thanks for the video. This is so helpful! I just discovered this channel and I'm binge watching. It's so good! Especially the na ge part You have a good sense of humor
I think you do a very good job with the way you’re teaching Chinese I just wish you were around 14 years ago when I was living in China Inn trying to pick up words sentences on my own
哎哟，我怎么早就没找到您的这个.. RUclips channel? Seriously, thank youuuu, you're sweet and amusing😊 PS after a semester in China I can't stop saying 哎呀 though nobody understands😅
Love your videos! But one suggestion, your audio volume is so low that when the commercial pop on, it knocks us out of our chairs. If you are wearing head phones it's even worse.
Haha I wish I had teacher like you when I was younger, but still I guess I still did ok for myself, i learned most my chinese speaking ability through watching TV and mimicking my classmates at school. So a lot of these type of videos that teach everyday casual speaking stuff i learned that way. Though of course more complicated stuff like 了 I had to learn from teachers or books, still love your 了 usage video! Oh but I do want to add, my friends and classmates 95% girls, so when I speak Chinese I end up sounding more.... well from what I have been told by friend and workers is that they have to question if I am boy or girl sometimes, because my voice and speaking not too feminine but the way i speak also sounds not masculine. Haha!
Me a not really fluent Chinese speaker: * adds a bunch of nage in my sentence bc it takes a long time to make a sentence or find the correct word bc I rarely speak Chinese *
If any English learners are curious, uncountable "work" is the one for the stuff you have to do (it's uncountable cos it's never ending and we hate it) and when we itemise it we need a countable noun such as "job" or "task" otherwise we say "some work". Countable "work" usually exists in specific contexts such as "works of art" and "roadworks." We basically NEVER say "a work" except for "a work of art."
And all along I thought 哎呦 is a Singaporean expression. 哈哈. We use it quite a lot, even when speaking in English (or rather, Singlish). (side note: the volume on this video is too low 说老师）
@@huangzhen thank you... So I can say 我看到一个男子到他家。 I just know 男生 only for young man. Because I always hear my boss uses this word for all employee.. (some of them already 50 years)
Thanks so much for this video! I wanted to ask, if for example you heard that someone just had a new baby, and you wanted to ask the gender, would it be okay to use “男的” / “女的” ? It seems to fit but I wouldn't want it to sound negative.
the thing about Chinese people is that they never dumb down their Chinese for you. which is good because you can know where you really need progress (Japanese tend to dumb down their japanese for you) but it's also bad become as soon as they hear that you speak Chinese they start to speak to you A LOT 😭😭😭 and I'm like i Just started a month ago calm down
Interesting, my Chinese lesson said the exact opposite about nuren and nude... It said you wouldn't use nuren to refer to an individual woman as it could have a connotation of disrespect... Could this be a regional variation?
Just asking,how different is the accent in Malaysia and the mainland.... I noticed that your..“喜欢”.. Sounds... Exactly like xi huan...(si huan).. As in sharp and up tone. While many people in Manila would say... a kinder... xhihuan...... Is it just me?... Or...
Don’t forget “那个什么“ or ”那个谁“ when you are trying to think of someone. I hear and use this a lot! Lol!
Ahhhh finally I understand "na ge"
generally speaking I suggest to you to level up a little bit the volume, it's a little bit low.
Your videos crack me up! I've watched a few now and always end up laughing or smiling hard at least once ^_^ The content is super informative too. Thanks!
The danger of repeating 那个 too fast is true story.
What happened?
@@dumalun8388 capped his a**
@@dumalun8388 it was 2010 I was in Beijing with my colleague from DC, he is african american, first time in China. We are liningup at a fastfood joint, everyone ordering using 那个 那个...he thinks they are making racist comments about him and goes nuts...
🤣
The rest of the world neither cares nor is responsible for the U.S. Civil War and Jim Crow.
I'm American myself, but get over yourselves! Sheesh.
I love these super helpful videos. You're teaching us things that nobody else does. I would love these videos even more if you left the writing on the screen for the entire time you were discussing it, instead of just briefly flashing it at the beginning. I look forward to more of your excellent videos.
Hands down this is the best chinese teaching channel... please do more videos... I'm binge watching
the best Chinese videos for honing on your chinese skills. I cant believe theyre free
This is a great topic. But sounding like a native and then they immediately bomb you with the heavy fast conversion and you can't follow it up xD happens to me a lot. "please speak slowly I'm stupid"
Same here!! You make one nice sentence and then they start talking to you like to the native 😄 and that puzzle on my face...
Hahahahah
I thought I was the only one!!!
I love your Mandarin videos!! The editing is really awesome
Thanks for the video. This is so helpful! I just discovered this channel and I'm binge watching. It's so good! Especially the na ge part
You have a good sense of humor
wow, so laizhe is like "again?" when we say "what was his name again?"
This is the kind of teacher that everyone needs. Back in high school, my English teacher was so terrible that I ended up learning by myself.
I really like your tutorials. Extremely well thought out and very useful. Thank you very much.
谢谢你老师！
I think you do a very good job with the way you’re teaching Chinese I just wish you were around 14 years ago when I was living in China Inn trying to pick up words sentences on my own
Great lesson and good sense of humour, I sincerely laughed a couple of times ! thank you, keep making some more videos like these please !
Same here. She’s funny and the humor keeps my attention focused.
谢谢老师
Your videos are aaaawwweeeesommeee! Zhen de zhen de. Xie xie ni.
Excellent content. Clear. It has been usefull to understand better to my chinese friends.Thanks.
Finally I found the best Chinese teacher
You 're superfast express. To earn more and to teach less is your motto.
Your videos are great! They help understand nuances of Chinese :)
Your videos helped me a lot , thank you
哎哟，这是非常非常有用的内容，感谢你来分享。 🙏🏻
哎哟，我怎么早就没找到您的这个.. RUclips channel?
Seriously, thank youuuu, you're sweet and amusing😊
PS after a semester in China I can't stop saying 哎呀 though nobody understands😅
频道！
Well, it should be 我怎么没早找到..
@@棉花糖-d4t thank you for correcting me)
another stunning video you are the best so far
Thanks for the wonderful class of today, ! Hugs from MX👍🏻😀🤝👊you are an excelent lao shi!!!
What a fantastic video! Let's go native with these tips, shall we? Need you ask? 感谢老师!
Love your videos!
But one suggestion, your audio volume is so low that when the commercial pop on, it knocks us out of our chairs. If you are wearing head phones it's even worse.
Love your explanation
I love your videos, your video helps me a lot ♥️ 谢谢你！
Really uselful. Thank you, Shuo!
What a great video! Very useful!
Pulp fiction, my all-time favorite movie, I've learned English with that movie. I'm now learning Chinese!
老师你很棒。
It sounds like na ge is similar to "um" or "uh"
太棒了！非常感谢您老师！
I so relate to this....you my perfect teacher
哎呀，这堂课很棒 😊
Well that was interesting and enlightening. Please lease keep up the good work.
What does ,,ai ya.. mean again..
Your videos are really helpful!
Amazing!!!!! I am already learning a lot!!!
I really like to watch your videos to learn English:)
1:40
Sister listen I don’t know ok jeez your weird Maria
Sis CAN u LISTEN to ME!
And yes I’m on moms account jeez!?
学习了很多谢谢
我为什么会在这里，还把视频看完了。 哈哈哈 一边看一边跟读
After living in China for a year, saying 哎呦 when something is surprising or annoying has becoming second nature to me
I usually say 我操
@@Monologué-_-C don't be 🍘
It’s really helpful for me 谢谢你
This video is sooo Fuunnnyyy🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅 这个视频非常好玩呐🤗... 我很喜欢💕
谢谢老师🥰
Haha I wish I had teacher like you when I was younger, but still I guess I still did ok for myself, i learned most my chinese speaking ability through watching TV and mimicking my classmates at school. So a lot of these type of videos that teach everyday casual speaking stuff i learned that way. Though of course more complicated stuff like 了 I had to learn from teachers or books, still love your 了 usage video! Oh but I do want to add, my friends and classmates 95% girls, so when I speak Chinese I end up sounding more.... well from what I have been told by friend and workers is that they have to question if I am boy or girl sometimes, because my voice and speaking not too feminine but the way i speak also sounds not masculine. Haha!
I want to learn chinese officially from you
Aiyo is a connotative word used in Sri Lanka mainly among women. Now an English word is in the Oxford dictionary.
Great to know!
讲得很有意思✌
Me a not really fluent Chinese speaker: * adds a bunch of nage in my sentence bc it takes a long time to make a sentence or find the correct word bc I rarely speak Chinese *
To me sounds like you automatically earn yourself a n-pass when you're speaking chinese
@@roselylez bye I didn’t even realised that
@sxpr33t it’s a joke
Sein this video, I suddenly remember that I always used "好的“ instead of "好吧” when my teacher gave us hw.. now I know why she gave us bunch of them XD
哈哈,native speaker表示很实用
You should increase the volume of the sound because you're hard to hear.
Verbal Ästhet turn up your volume
I just turned the maximum volume and the Mr Yang's advertisement popped out. The ads clearly louder😂
Nate Morey definitely is not quiet when wearing headphones, phone speakers are bad
I always wondered why I thought Chinese people were saying then n word ...
0:59
That's because it sounds like the N word.
刚才有人在我的朋友圈留言问我 “这电视剧叫什么来着？”
可能他也刚看你的视频😌😂
还有，你是个很好的老师。
你的学生也一定很好，很聪明的。
他们肯定已经知道了“好吧”的意思。
所以，你给作业的时，他们是故意的说“好吧”😝
哎呀！气死我了！
Thanks for your videos, I love them! But for some reason the sound is a little too quiet even at maximum :(
If someone using offer nage it's still understanding and we shouldn't overthinking, if someone say hao ba still it's ok
老师可以教我们中文的流行语么 slang language😅
I just discovered your videos and really enjoy your lessons! How about this word - 唄！Never sure when to use this. Thanks!
It is used at the end of sentences to encourage people. For example:
Saying 来 to someone just means "come"
But 来呗 could mean "just come, comeon"
Hei i see, thanks!
7:30 The struggle is REAL 🤣
You maybe the best
Mah nei ga 😂😂😂
真棒
I am new to Mandarin, correct me if I am wrong, but either version is fine so long as you don't end using the hard 二。
我先写流言和点个赞，一会儿再看。
我感觉你是故意写错的！
@@ShuoshuoChinese 哎呀😱，流言吗？
不是故意的，真的写错😬
Homework needs no "s" to signify plurality. Just say "homework" we never say "homeworks".
If any English learners are curious, uncountable "work" is the one for the stuff you have to do (it's uncountable cos it's never ending and we hate it) and when we itemise it we need a countable noun such as "job" or "task" otherwise we say "some work". Countable "work" usually exists in specific contexts such as "works of art" and "roadworks." We basically NEVER say "a work" except for "a work of art."
Thank you
The videos you are making is very helpful. Keep it up. 辛苦了你！
And all along I thought 哎呦 is a Singaporean expression. 哈哈. We use it quite a lot, even when speaking in English (or rather, Singlish).
(side note: the volume on this video is too low 说老师）
Laoshi can you explain the difference between 男的/男人/男子/男生/男性/男孩子
男人（men or man)，男子(guy)，男性 (male),男孩 ，男孩子（boy）
男生 （young male student ,or young guy)
@@huangzhen thank you... So I can say 我看到一个男子到他家。
I just know 男生 only for young man. Because I always hear my boss uses this word for all employee.. (some of them already 50 years)
Timot 男子is more traditional.Chinese. In modern spoken Chinese. we’ll say男的。 so you can say有个男的去他家
Thanks so much for this video! I wanted to ask, if for example you heard that someone just had a new baby, and you wanted to ask the gender, would it be okay to use “男的” / “女的” ? It seems to fit but I wouldn't want it to sound negative.
I suppose it’s more proper to use: 男孩/女孩 esp if you ask the baby’s parents directly)
Xiexie谢谢老师
我很高兴，我找到 COMMENT 了啊 !
耶✌️！
1:27
哎呀。。哎哟。我知道了。。Just practicing。
哎哟妈呀🤣🤣🤣
谢谢老师😳
爱你哟 ❤❤
i would just say 哎呀妈呀 if anyone gave me homework
Am new to Chinese ! My 2021 Resolution For WORLD PEACE !
❤❤❤
How to join your class?
the thing about Chinese people is that they never dumb down their Chinese for you.
which is good because you can know where you really need progress (Japanese tend to dumb down their japanese for you)
but it's also bad become as soon as they hear that you speak Chinese they start to speak to you A LOT 😭😭😭
and I'm like i Just started a month ago calm down
i realised i’ve picked up saying ‘aiya’ from my chinese teacher 😂
Do u mean aiyo (⊙o⊙)!
My nei ge
你可以教我吗
Interesting, my Chinese lesson said the exact opposite about nuren and nude... It said you wouldn't use nuren to refer to an individual woman as it could have a connotation of disrespect... Could this be a regional variation?
are these applicable in Taiwanese mandarin?
"哎呀"不像以前那样经常使用的
7:30 is weird [好的]
Happened to me today?
Filipinos say "ayo" when they are in pain. Meanwhile, people in Taiwan look at me funny when I say "Ow".
can i know which part of china you come from , because i noticed that your accent is kinda soft compare to standard beijing accent . xoxo
他是南方人
Yeah I like it
Get closer to the microphone please. The sound is more important than the video.
Just asking,how different is the accent in Malaysia and the mainland....
I noticed that your..“喜欢”.. Sounds... Exactly like xi huan...(si huan)..
As in sharp and up tone.
While many people in Manila would say... a kinder... xhihuan......
Is it just me?... Or...
Some Chongqing vibe for you guys: 你啷个嫩个那个喃?
Nice but the volume of this video is low😖
I've said 好吧 a lot thinking it sounds alright hahah
😂😂😂