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A Chinnese sentence structure I find difficult is Subject + 对/和/把 + Object + Verb. It doesn't exist at all in English or in my own language. It took me a while to be able to use.

The SVO order is one of the easy things about Mandarin. The Verb thing is also an easy thing. The measure words can be a challenge because they get used a lot more than in English. What trips me up more is that Mandarin puts "all" the modifiers in front. For example, "The CEO of Nanxia Company, who is the richest man in South City, is here" becomes something like "Nanxia Company's, South City's richest man's CEO is here" ... lol ... it took me a while to grasp the logic of this. Fun times ... lol

Chinese can be easy in some aspects, but is very difficult in others.

How often would you say you looked at a character you didn't know before you actually remembered it?

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谢谢 man, this 痛 疼 similarity helped me a lot!! 😄😄

it's both comforting and encouraging to know that you also had a hard time learning your characters 😅

Wow helpful😊

You neeed to keep the sentences some more good seconds. You're way too fast, slow down, please. Congrats for your channel!

Thank you, for this video, can you make other videos on this topic 🙏🙏

How can I learn chinese from 0? Bc Im argentinian🇦🇷 I speak italian as well Im learning english and chinese ,I don’t understand chinese I don’t know how to study that😭😭

This is incorrect, "ui" is pronounced as "way" and not "uy". Just like in "对" and "会".

You're great, you learnt English the best way one can do by finding a genuine motive for it. Trust yourself and film the videos you like, we （the ones going about mandarin the same way you learnt english） are in good hands! 加油！！

Can we have live lessons online?

声音很温柔，听你讲课很放松， 谢谢 👍🏼

I really like the fact that you write on the whiteboard while you talk, very useful because I am learning how to write in chinese. Thanks a lot!

I use both my bilingual italian-chinese dictionary which has pinyin, strokes and radicals, but I also use Pleco, which has the same functions as a traditional paper dictionary but you have more features like drawing the character. For beginners pleco is quite useful and free (unless you want special features or subset of dictionaries in different languages).

Thanks for this instruction. It was helpful.

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Great video. Very clear, thank you. 😊

I found this chengyu, one can easily remember : mǎmǎhūhū ( 马马虎虎) which means : Just so-so, nothing great...

Absolutely cool ... Love this!

You provide a comfortable, casual, relaxed way to learn 普通话. It's like sitting down over coffee with a friend and learning a few useful tips and tricks about the language. Thanks.

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Thank you very much for the video! Especially it is really nice to know the idioms, so to understand or use more literary expressions. Since you asked for some feedback or "wishes", I will write: One thing maybe to add would be to explain the broader/other meanings of a sign. Like the word 雷电 to also add that 电 means "electricity" which helps to understand why it also is "thunder". Another thing: it would be useful to say a new word repeatedly when you mention it the first time... maybe to say it 3 times, not just 1, because it will be difficult to catch the how to pronunciation in the first time. Ps. same with the idioms: maybe they could stay visible for a longer period and you could repeat them some times. Right now I have to pause quickly to read them and write them down :) Just meant this as a constructive feedback. Thank you very much for your videos and 加油 !

Thank you Professor

Simple, but very useful!!!

didn't know about classical chinese. definitely gonna skip that one :')

Thank you! Like your videos very much ❤

谢谢您。我多认识汉字。汉字是和是见差不多。这是多吗

“Speak of Cao Cao and Cao Cao arrives.” is one of my favorite (shuō Cáo Cāo, Cáo Cāo dào) I am using it in my chinese learning

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Can you make a vlog in Chinese? Whlie you talking, you can give us some phrase and the situation when or how actually use the phrase, love ya

Thank you for this.

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Thanks for the video.

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Thanks for making video for the people who want to learn Chinese like I do. One of the interesting way of learning Chinese, which is not covered by non-native speaker is that how the native speaker learn Chinese in the first place, which you partially covered in some of your video. To me, I think you can start doing content like 'how to learn Chinese like native speaker', that would be interesting and really help audiences learning. You are doing great!

Could you do more sentence pattern videos? I really liked your 把 and 被 videos. They were very helpful! I think there are a lot of sentence patterns that chinese speakers take for granted, but don't make sense to an English speaker. Sentence patterns like 即使...也，or ...越...越. I can't think of them all, but sentences like those, where its hard to translate individual words, but the meaning changes a lot. Also your chinese history videos are also very interesting! I think it would be cool for you to explain some stories and the four word phrases that go along wirh them. Anyway, thank you for your content and keep up the good work!

Put a lot of time... Instead of Paid a lot of time... And I agree with you about finding your interest... I'm using Chinese dramas for interesting content that helps me stay focused on the language. If you want to talk about things like food and activity for young people in China that would be great. I've found the earlier videos helpful...

哈喽老师你已经知道我。不过一个月前我们你给我一个中文课。我发给你一个Email但是你不回答。我怎么参加你的discord。

Please recommend movies, tv series, books, and music in mandarin! Thanks for teaching this language it’s so important and difficult for foreigners to learn. I want to make some Chinese friends.

I agree with the other posts... You are giving us a fresh and understandable way to connect to Mandarin, and I'm really enjoying it. Keep going! I liked the video about the sports, and if you can include an occasional video on the way to talk about current issues or events that Chinese people might be talking about as well, that would be great.

Thank you for doing this video. You can continue to explain the basics in the Chinese language. You can also download a vote in which you define topics voting on and through the highest vote that explains that topic and thanks for your effort in the videos😊🙏😊

Please just keep on posting videos about mandarin learning, especially those fundamental topics up to the advanced level. You really helped me to understand complex topics that I always find boring and difficult to grasp. You’re a god send!!!

Chinese has no case declensions, no verb conjugations, no grammatical gender, plural forms, not even articles. Its basic grammar is pretty simple. That doesn't mean that it has no complex stuff at all, it does. Grammar stuff in Chinese is mostly about giving things the proper order, using the right connections, knowing how to use a lot of different patterns (like 又...又...), how to use the particles like 了, 把. But yeah, I'd say it's not the hardest part of the language.

I love this. All I have to do is to practice (incl. reviewing this video) and master them.

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏💚

Great!

I like your channel! If I may give you a technical suggestion, use a High-pass filter in your audio when you're editing your videos. There's a lot of low-end (low sound) and it makes it harder to understand what you say, depending on the sound system. May your channel keep growing and prosper! Thank you for the lesson!