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Xinxin Wang_Mandarine
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 มี.ค. 2023
Hi, I'm Wang Xinxin. I share common issues that students face when learning Chinese,
hoping these videos will support you on your Chinese learning journey.
Truly honored to have the opportunity to connect with all of you.
hoping these videos will support you on your Chinese learning journey.
Truly honored to have the opportunity to connect with all of you.
Learn Chinese in 1 Minute: getting lost
I lied, this video is not one minute, I talked too much~~~~
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Learn Chinese in 1 Minute: does 1 matter in Chinese?
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The role of measure in spoken Chinese?
Learn Chinese in 1 Minute: answer using rhetorical questions
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Learn Chinese in 1 Minute: answer using rhetorical questions
Learn Chinese in 1 Minute: what's your name?
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1:15 If he speaks at this speed, I won't be able to understand either.
Learn Chinese in 1 Minute: I would like to try a bit of each.
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so many delicious foods. how do we get to try every single one? Měi gè lái yīgè ~
Learn Chinese in 1 Minute: where is restroom?
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In most shopping malls, there’s basically no restroom on the first floor; it's either downstairs or upstairs. I don’t know why... Do you know why? The pinyin video is here:th-cam.com/video/FeI_o-AVzmM/w-d-xo.html
Learn Chinese in 1 Minute: Inappropriate "yào"
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We aways learn the appropriate contexts for using "要" and "想要." In this video, we'll look at situations where their usage is actually less appropriate in practice. plus, we’ll explore why people frequently use the "topic-priority" structure in spoken language. This is one of the reasons why we may learn from textbooks but still struggle to understand real-life conversations. 这家的煎饺真好吃!
Learn Chinese in 1 Minute: 'Packing'
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let’s try this method to learn Chinese! have fun~
HSK 1-2 Vocabulary Expansion and Practice| beginner Chinese
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In HSK 1-2, we have actually practiced these expanded vocabulary exercises in class. Most of the sentence examples in the textbook are also based on the sentence structures we have learned. Please familiarize yourself with and practice these sentence structures to get used to Chinese sentence patterns. The textbook is here: www.patreon.com/wangxinxin/shop/hsk1word-expansion-b5-p29-586097
Travel Chinese06| eating Alone: Ordering, Paying, and Finding zhāopái cài
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This video include: 1.Real-life Chinese dialogue: ordering, paying,taste, signature dish, free refill 2.Slow-paced reading practice with subtitles and explanations in Chinese. 3.fine out different between written Chinese and spoken Chinese 4.How to express the degree of action Travel Chinese06 drive.google.com/file/d/1ZwOgHyhOn_Uf_Q9LEnca2wnVWavHllrk/view?usp=drive_link
Travel Chinese05| Asking and Giving Directions
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This video include: 1.Real-life Chinese dialogue: Asking for and giving directions. 2.Slow-paced reading practice with subtitles and explanations in Chinese. 3.Chinese complements explained: walk. 走 (zǒu) - 走路 (zǒulù) - 走着 (zǒuzhe). 4.Common omitted expressions in spoken Chinese. Travel Chinese05:drive.google.com/file/d/14WyXCqJcpOO0_ZMXJTgd_k47IjM_wS28/view?usp=drive_link
Travel Chinese04 | order at the breakfast stall
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This video covers common breakfast food names, useful conversational phrases, basic verbs, and sentence-by-sentence explanations. Hoping it helpful Travel Chinese04:drive.google.com/file/d/14lKfPYjFiAgan-19INl-KetCwGblt_S6/view?usp=drive_link
zh and ch Drove Me Crazy | misunderstanding
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I share a hilarious story about a misunderstanding caused by these tricky sounds during a conversation with an auntie.if you struggled with the difference between zh and ch in Chinese pronunciation....You're not alone! 周末愉快!
Travel Chinese03| Dialogue at McDonald's and Coffee Refill Tips
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we will learn how to order food in Chinese through 20 sentences, explore the price differences between counter and mobile ordering, understand the rules for coffee refills, and discover how to express money-saving tips through simple dialogues. The video includes the full conversation, sentence-by-sentence explanations, and key vocabulary. The main grammar sentences in this video have been cove...
Travel Chinese02|Ticket-Buying Conversations
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let's take a look what Chinese expressions we can learn from this conversation!! The main grammar sentences in this video have been covered in the HSK2-3 textbooks, especially for HSK2 students. If you’ve ever wondered during your studies: When do I use these grammar sentences? I hope this video can help answer your questions. 1. 能 Verb 能现场买票吗?(Can I buy tickets on-site?) HSK2 2. ……的话 现场的话,在里边买...
Travel Chinese 01| greeting:How Old Are You? |who I can talk with once finished hsk1
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Travel Chinese 01| greeting:How Old Are You? |who I can talk with once finished hsk1
essential Chinese character '好' for beginners
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essential Chinese character '好' for beginners
会huì vs 要yào: How to Express Future Events in Chinese | future tense
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会huì vs 要yào: How to Express Future Events in Chinese | future tense
Distinguishing Between '可以,' '会,' and '能' When They Mean 'Can'
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Distinguishing Between '可以,' '会,' and '能' When They Mean 'Can'
06 Distinguish Pinyin syllable "r"“er”| Chinese pinyin
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06 Distinguish Pinyin syllable "r"“er”| Chinese pinyin
03 Chinese pinyin 3rd Tone | Tone Changes and Practice
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03 Chinese pinyin 3rd Tone | Tone Changes and Practice
02 Chinese pinyin Tones | Pronunciation guide |for beginner practice
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02 Chinese pinyin Tones | Pronunciation guide |for beginner practice
01 ALL Chinese Pinyin|single pronunciation|how actual pronunciation|Pronunciation Guide
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01 ALL Chinese Pinyin|single pronunciation|how actual pronunciation|Pronunciation Guide
比bǐ sentence |how to compare the differences in Mandarin| intermediate level
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比bǐ sentence |how to compare the differences in Mandarin| intermediate level
比bǐ sentence |how to compare the differences in Mandarin| beginning level
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比bǐ sentence |how to compare the differences in Mandarin| beginning level
一边…一边…vs 又…又…|multitasking expression|Chinese grammar HSK3
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一边…一边…vs 又…又…|multitasking expression|Chinese grammar HSK3
想xiang VS 要yao, 想要xiangyao | HSK Grammar|Chinese for beginners
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想xiang VS 要yao, 想要xiangyao | HSK Grammar|Chinese for beginners
又yòu VS 再zài | How to say“again” in Chinese
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又yòu VS 再zài | How to say“again” in Chinese
This was very helpful! 謝謝🙏
Could you please tech me the grammar point of this video laoshi?
Stupenda dimostrazione pratica. Ma mi domando se io parlo nel modo più formale rivolgendo una domanda, mi capiscono ugualmente o mi guardano come ad un extraterrestre ?
Gracias por todo ❤
我 用 "还是" 还是 "或者", 或者我不会。
Wow.. I just learned about your channel. I want to learn Chinese and take the exam! Do you have content that can get me started? I bought the books on Amazon but don’t have audio so it’s hard to know how to properly pronounce.
You’re a great teacher ❤
爱你!
I tell my Chinese friend she should say " I would like noodles" to the server, not "I want noodles". Only children say I want this, I want that. Then she would say, "But I want noodles!!" Then I would say, " How about you let me order for both of us"
Thanks! Very informative. Happy New year☺
@@redblizzard3558 新年快乐!
@@WangXinxin_Mandarine 🙏
Which book is this?
well, it's not a book, it's more like class notes, helping students who finished hsk1 book to familiarize with Chinese sentence structures and expand chinese words.
你的视频越来越好了👏👏👏
没什么,谢谢。
@@szaga5519 谢谢老师!!!
Thank you ♥♥♥♥♥
I can see the effort you give to make this video. 谢谢您。
Muchas gracias❤❤❤
Thanks for this useful course!
happy to help!
I like this type of format where you it includes real people and conversation, thanks!
a language is just a culture.For example,in chinese the phrase "left right" means dertermine or influence largely.I think that it is because people was obssessed with the space position and thinked if their farmland had a good position to get more sunshine and rain,they would get more gains from the farmland
I get distracted by Xinxin's eyebrows.
ah~no woonder my students gigigigigi during whole class!hold on , I'm goonna biubiubiu them. by the way, thanks for telling!🧐 where doo you live?🤕
@WangXinxin_Mandarine Oh, I was just joking about eyebrows. Most ladies like to manicure their eyebrows in some way, it's normal. 我主在温哥华。
This is both terrifying (because the spoken Chinese is so fast and colloquial) and reassuring (because once I understood the meaning of the sentences it didn't seem too impossible to understand). It actually reminds me of stories dad told of fish and chip shops in the 1970s here in Australia. The serving lady would dump the hot chips onto newspaper, then shout "salt and vinegar, love?" while simultaneously shaking both salt and vinegar over the chips because that's just what everyone ordered. Too bad if you actually didn't want it lol.
Benefited from the video ,thanks!
Hola, muchísimas gracias por la lección❤ haz más vídeos sobre la pronunciación, por favor🙏🙏 y muchas gracias de nuevo❤❤
很实用的内容。感谢分享😅
太棒啦!!!🙏
3:06 😮I didn't know 嗎/吗 could be used in the middle of a sentence like that! 😮 Is that a colloquial usage? Also, I just bit my cheek by accident, ow... 😖
the sentence should be: 进去需要证件吗?(Jìnqù xūyào zhèngjiàn ma?) do I need a certificate to enter? but in spoken, I occasionally put the information I think is important at the beginning of the sentence, and then add unimportant information at the end...🤭
Hahahaha this was hilarious! 😂 For some reason, many Mandarin teaching TH-cam channels have no sense of humour, but you have a great sense of humour and I love your editing 😄
多謝老師教導❤❤❤
很有用❤多謝老師👍👍👍
❤🎉🎉 You're teaching well
What about when there are more than 2 third tones in a sentence like 3 times or 4 times ???
in three-character words, we analyze the internal meaning relationship between the three characters. for example, in 展览馆zhǎnlǎn guǎn (exhibition hall), 展览zhǎnlǎn is a meaningful word when put together, so the structure is ab-c. means 展览zhǎnlǎn (ab) follows the tone sandhi rule for two third tones, changing to 2+3. The third character馆guǎn (c), remains in the third tone.you can refer to pronunciation part at the back of hsk 2 textbook
@WangXinxin_Mandarine so ma'am will you make another video on third tone which cover all these crucial point regarding 3rd tone which you mentioned? It will be very helpful for learners like me who are finding difficulty in the third tone. Please ma'am. Lots of support for Bharat 🇮🇳 Thank you.
i'm glad, you get out and use mandarin in 'real life', also see improvement in editing footage, keep it up and soon we all be able to speak mandarin
@@szaga5519 太好了!
Thank you for the video, very useful!👍
you all are speaking too fast , short sentences I can understand it or get the main ideas other than that I no way to understand it.
yeah i agree, and people like to use "inverted sentences" in real conversations, which is putting important information atthe beginning of the sentence... There are modal particles, and the tone of speaking... Hahahaha, it's really hard to understand(sometimes la)!
after 1 year of learning and over 150 lesson, i also can say that i can yīyīyāyā in chinese, thank you laoshi.
我明白了, 谢谢!
erster
I'm not learning Chinese but this video looks helpful for those who do. I like the way you explain using many examples with interactive questions. Straight to the point. Very underrated. I wish you the best, keep going!
我觉得老师教好,我觉得老师好漂亮
我觉得老师教好→ 我觉得老师教得好!或者 我觉得老师很好。👍
感觉找到新赛道了我
Wait wut... There was another vid about this and it was stated that the first one was used if you already know something is about to happen (will, can, will not, cannot) and the second one was used when you predict something (might, may) but here its vice versa...
i guess the problem is confusion might be about the difference in how '会' and '能' are used. when they're expressing 'permission,' it can create the situation you mentioned. the way Chinese words are used can change depending on different contexts or specific conditions, which can be confusing. i hope my explanation helps you!
Thanks a lot :D
就要 and 快要 also seem like clues that 要 is closer (in time) than 会(?)
yes, sometimes we also use '就会,' it usually follows a condition, like: 'If you're late to work, they’ll dock your pay.' this sentence doesn’t mean it will happen right away.
@@WangXinxin_Mandarine Interesting, thanks!