Mdr bah du coup oui chelou. Mais bon tranquille on essaie de faire avec. En vrai votre langue elle est dure je capte pas tout mais bon on va essayer de capter😵💫.
I really want to recommend 慢速中文 - Slow Chinese. The host reads texts in Mandarin at a perfect pace for learners - slow enough that you can keep up but still sounds natural. There's a transcript of the text in the description of each episode, so you can read along with the host and spot words you don't know easily. Also, each episode is about 5 minutes long which makes them really digestible. Great podcast!
its so hard for me to understand chinese. ive been taking chinese for 4 years at school and the teacher spoke in english only. i am great at reading and writing but when it comes to listening comprehension it’s as if i never even took a chinese class. it’s extremely frustrating. my brain just doesn’t move quickly enough to understanding.
It's better if you started off watching Asian dramas , Chinese ones included then when you started Chinese class the words would have been familiar to you that's how it happened for me, my Chinese lecturers were native Chinese and spoke both English and Chinese mandarin, I caught on faster than all the students in the class because I was watching the dramas before. So listening, writing and reading became easy but after a few years of not practicing the listening has faded no I have to look at the characters and pingyin to understand. It sucks when it's not your native tongue and you have to practice continually cus you're not living in the country where you have to speak it daily so it can improve.
@@keswitch789 imma be honest i didnt really care about learning mandarin when i started bc i was forced into taking that class :’) im part japanese and we didn’t have any japanese classes at my school so i was forced into taking mandarin bc its the next closest thing while all my friends took spanish lmao. my teacher was also a native chinese speaker however she spoke english a lot in class. not 100% sure why but really put the whole class at a disadvantage :’)
@@brooklynnsowley7769 now I get you lol you didn't want to do, usually when you're heart isn't 100 into something it's just gonna go right outside the other ear. My Spanish teacher spoke a lot in English as well because they weren't native which made it the reason I can only read and translate but can't understand when it is spoken, if I hadn't spend so much translating for my class assignments I would've failed my exams...I know a lot of Spanish but can't speak it all now... understand it but can't speak it , have a hard time listening
I've just discovered this channel3/4 hours ago and it worths a lot to watch all the videos (I'm still watching them). I love how you teach, the way you explain and the effort. Thank you so much for create this channel! You've gained a suscriber ! 💛
Coffee Break Chinese is usually my go-to. 20 minute episodes with a Scottish guy and a native Chinese speaker, and you basically learn along with him as they drill practical phrases such as directions, money etc. They actually break down the sentences in easy to manage chunks too, with some emphasis on the tones, so it's not like they're just overwhelming you with phrases and words. Coffee Break also has other languages too, such as Italian, Spanish and German.
"Talk Taiwanese Mandarin with Abby" natural speed with full transcripts provided for each episode and it's suitable for intermediate - advanced learners :)
我最喜欢 mandarin monkey podcast! Featuring a native speaker and her english husband, they speak both english and mandarin, which helps you get some context! They just chat about life and random topics, they're pretty funny, and they interview people who have learned 中文!
The wife (sorry I forgot her name!) in that podcast speaks really clearly and at a perfect pace for learners, but I had to stop listening to it after a few episodes because I think the husband's horrible tones were actually making my Chinese worse and reinforcing bad tone habits >< Just a warning for anyone considering checking it out.
如果你沒有列出請原諒我 :D These are a few that I've used from my personal experience for supplemental listening practice, I thought I mention these since there are other resources out there that are already fairly-known. 潘吉Jenny告诉你|学英语聊美国|开言英语 - This is the one of the 1st podcast I ever found to train my listening skill. This is actually a podcast for native Chinese speakers wanting to learn English "phrases and slang." This podcast is similar to Mandarin Monkey where two hosts are discussing brief topics. The way I used this podcast was to "backward-engineer" what was being said in Chinese after it had mentioned briefly in English. I would say this is more for people who have some experience and want to extend their listening practice but not be overwhelmed. Mandarin Monkey podcast- Husband & wife who converse about a lot of different topics of everyday life using Chinese and follow-up with English so that you're not confused or left out from what was said. They have a ton of episodes to keep your ears tuned, without overwhelming you.
TaipeiCast- This is 100% conversational Chinese and they provide a transcript (entirely in traditional characters) of each episode. Short episodes but you'll like especially if you are into 台灣口音. These are all easy to find on here, and if you like to just listen via a podcast player, you can easily find them on castbox fm
Hey Grace, Thanks for these! Just trying to lisen to Wendy calls Iphie, They seem so funny! But unfortunately I dont understand much of what they are saying. Can just catch some words and that's all 哈哈. I am already struggling in the intro xD 唯 哈喽 Iphie ，嗨 Wendy 哎呀我今天可以看到你唉， 我什么这么多天从来没有想过用。。来聊天吧 不知道哎，但是我现在很 。。因为我这边。。我心好不好所以我不看见你 好吧 没（问题？） 我可以看到你就行了
Tronix Hello Tronix! Haha it seems like you’ve already understood many content of the intro! Even if you feel like you miss many words, it’s fine. When I first listened to English podcasts, I could only understand around 30-40%. But I was just focusing on the content I could get and enjoyed them😝 Now I’ve improved a lot by just keeping listening and enjoying them!
Ni hao, Grace! I just found you from TH-cam recommendation when I was looking for a channel to learn Mandarin Chinese. Xiexie for the great content. Looking forward to see more great contents.
This is a great video; thank you. It's hard to find a good podcast that keeps my interest. Is there one that you know of that talks about current events or Chinese culture in a humorous way?
Some of those podcasts use traditional Chinese writing, 繁体. Is this because the podcasters come from a region where this kind of writing is common, or is it because they simply like traditional Chinese characters? As far as I know, mainland China uses a simplified script.
Grace herself is from Taiwan, so she often uses traditional script because that is what is used in Taiwan. the 3rd, 4th, and 6th podcasts she mentioned are Taiwanese and therefore will have traditional writing for their titles
Thanks for the recommendations! For me I like the Chillchat podcast. Their conversations are relaxed and entertaining. Although most of their episodes are for intermediate learners, I'm learning a lot as a beginner. And they have a TH-cam channel too
Hello, I have a quick question. I know numbers play an important roll and I bought a house with the number 3819. From my research I'm guessing Stability Wealth Forever?
I'm so glad to have found this channel recently. I'm returning to China after being away from a year and it really helps to have tips and suggested content from you about learning Chinese. 谢谢你！
Great, thanks Grace! I signed up for 2 of them. I never thought about using podcasts, but I definitely need to improve my Chinese listening skill. This was super helpful, as usual!
@@GraceMandarinChinese Haha, I'm the opposite! I speak Taiwanese with my relatives, but because I don't hear Mandarin, my Mandarin is not very good. When I go to Taiwan, the old people always compliment me on how well I speak Taiwanese, but then when I try to speak to young people, my Mandarin sounds so bad. 很漏氣! Hahaha
Hi Grace! Thanks for recommending these... It's my first quarter of learning Chinese and all of your videos have been helpful when I need help with pronunciation. I love this video so when level up, I can listen to these podcasts. Thank you
Hi! I'm glad you like my channel! You can find all of them on Apple Podcast, Spotify, and SoundCloud! :) If you cannot find them you can tell me which one you want to find and on what app, I can give you the link. :)
Hello Grace, thank you very much for the your videos, it inspire me very much. May I ask you if there are somewhere Chinese podcasts about gamedev industry? Thank you🙏
Update : currently already listening to 自然而然说中文。😌 I should have do this sooner.. The problem with radio is cannot pause or repeat. So whenever i find some words i dont understand, 就没办法了😂 But in podcast,that problem is solved, and there is even the transcript.
Is there any podcast that you recommend? You're welcome to share your recommendation! 💛
Make more videos for improving Chinese listening and also make video for tones
talk chineasy and learning chinese through stories
我想问有什么podcast关于学习文言文的吗？
You could recommend "Sound On" to your viewers. It's a Taiwan podcast platform.
嚼嚼設計 for any designers who are also looking to learn mandarin (y)
The podcasts recommended are:
1. 打個電話給你
2. 自然而然說中文
3. 旅歐三小事
4. 馬力歐陪你喝一杯
5. 聲東擊西
6. 兩個女生的聊天記錄
This video is exactly what I've looked for! Thanks Grace :)
Tayvan'da Çince No problem! ;) Thanks for typing them out!
I can't find mario's podcast
are all these on Apple podcast or ..??
I think maybe a copy-paste error on number 5, it should be, or on PocketCasts it is called, 声东击西
@@elainachin1150 I can find them all on Spotify
This channel needs more attention! :D Thanks alot!
Krystian Ludwichowski 謝謝你馬裡奧！☺️
@@GraceMandarinChinese 哈哈，你還是記得我中文名字：D 老師透過網路(gmail,doc)給我們班上課， 我那時候要set我真波蘭的名字(Krystian). 有時候你在你的TH-cam頻道的評論section能看到Krystian或bestidea。 #TAIWANCANHELP (非常感謝您的國家！聽說您們會送50萬個口罩給波蘭！）台灣人非常有人情味。
best idea 了解！很高興台灣有能力能幫助你們！ 我們都要加油💪
你很可疑啊！
sus
As a Taiwanese, idk why I finished watched it🤣🤣
For those who is still learning Chinese, good luck with your learning😁👍
谢谢！
多谢!
谢谢！
Mdr bah du coup oui chelou. Mais bon tranquille on essaie de faire avec. En vrai votre langue elle est dure je capte pas tout mais bon on va essayer de capter😵💫.
I really want to recommend 慢速中文 - Slow Chinese. The host reads texts in Mandarin at a perfect pace for learners - slow enough that you can keep up but still sounds natural. There's a transcript of the text in the description of each episode, so you can read along with the host and spot words you don't know easily. Also, each episode is about 5 minutes long which makes them really digestible. Great podcast!
Romi Thank you for the recommendation! :D
The pace is very good for a beginner like me, thanx for the recommendation!
if you want practice your chinese spoken ,may be contact with me.because i really want practice my english spoken too.
Where can I find it?
@@lansu8720 how about learn indonesian language ?
its so hard for me to understand chinese. ive been taking chinese for 4 years at school and the teacher spoke in english only. i am great at reading and writing but when it comes to listening comprehension it’s as if i never even took a chinese class. it’s extremely frustrating. my brain just doesn’t move quickly enough to understanding.
Omg. This was so opposite from me. I'm better in listening than reading 🤣🤣
Me who studied chinese for one year and can't read chinese characters (only I and You) 👁💧👄💧👁
It's better if you started off watching Asian dramas , Chinese ones included then when you started Chinese class the words would have been familiar to you that's how it happened for me, my Chinese lecturers were native Chinese and spoke both English and Chinese mandarin, I caught on faster than all the students in the class because I was watching the dramas before. So listening, writing and reading became easy but after a few years of not practicing the listening has faded no I have to look at the characters and pingyin to understand. It sucks when it's not your native tongue and you have to practice continually cus you're not living in the country where you have to speak it daily so it can improve.
@@keswitch789 imma be honest i didnt really care about learning mandarin when i started bc i was forced into taking that class :’) im part japanese and we didn’t have any japanese classes at my school so i was forced into taking mandarin bc its the next closest thing while all my friends took spanish lmao. my teacher was also a native chinese speaker however she spoke english a lot in class. not 100% sure why but really put the whole class at a disadvantage :’)
@@brooklynnsowley7769 now I get you lol you didn't want to do, usually when you're heart isn't 100 into something it's just gonna go right outside the other ear. My Spanish teacher spoke a lot in English as well because they weren't native which made it the reason I can only read and translate but can't understand when it is spoken, if I hadn't spend so much translating for my class assignments I would've failed my exams...I know a lot of Spanish but can't speak it all now... understand it but can't speak it , have a hard time listening
I've just discovered this channel3/4 hours ago and it worths a lot to watch all the videos (I'm still watching them). I love how you teach, the way you explain and the effort. Thank you so much for create this channel! You've gained a suscriber ! 💛
Hi Ariana! So glad that you like my videos and so happy to have you here! Welcome! 💕
Links to the podcasts you recommend would be nice. It takes a bit of effort to find them, because there is a lot of content with similar names.
I've never seen a description this long before 😅.
I love the way you teach even if my native language is not English.
多谢
Lukas Haha yes I hope that makes it earlier for finding next video you’re interested in 😝 Thank you!
Coffee Break Chinese is usually my go-to. 20 minute episodes with a Scottish guy and a native Chinese speaker, and you basically learn along with him as they drill practical phrases such as directions, money etc.
They actually break down the sentences in easy to manage chunks too, with some emphasis on the tones, so it's not like they're just overwhelming you with phrases and words.
Coffee Break also has other languages too, such as Italian, Spanish and German.
谢谢!!! I can’t wait to start listening !!!
Michelle Thong Yeah! 不客氣（不客气）I hope you enjoy them!
"Talk Taiwanese Mandarin with Abby" natural speed with full transcripts provided for each episode and it's suitable for intermediate - advanced learners :)
what kind of topics do they talk about?
我最喜欢 mandarin monkey podcast! Featuring a native speaker and her english husband, they speak both english and mandarin, which helps you get some context! They just chat about life and random topics, they're pretty funny, and they interview people who have learned 中文!
The wife (sorry I forgot her name!) in that podcast speaks really clearly and at a perfect pace for learners, but I had to stop listening to it after a few episodes because I think the husband's horrible tones were actually making my Chinese worse and reinforcing bad tone habits >< Just a warning for anyone considering checking it out.
如果你沒有列出請原諒我 :D
These are a few that I've used from my personal experience for supplemental listening practice, I thought I mention these since there are other resources out there that are already fairly-known.
潘吉Jenny告诉你|学英语聊美国|开言英语 - This is the one of the 1st podcast I ever found to train my listening skill. This is actually a podcast for native Chinese speakers wanting to learn English "phrases and slang." This podcast is similar to Mandarin Monkey where two hosts are discussing brief topics. The way I used this podcast was to "backward-engineer" what was being said in Chinese after it had mentioned briefly in English. I would say this is more for people who have some experience and want to extend their listening practice but not be overwhelmed.
Mandarin Monkey podcast- Husband & wife who converse about a lot of different topics of everyday life using Chinese and follow-up with English so that you're not confused or left out from what was said. They have a ton of episodes to keep your ears tuned, without overwhelming you.
TaipeiCast- This is 100% conversational Chinese and they provide a transcript (entirely in traditional characters) of each episode. Short episodes but you'll like especially if you are into 台灣口音.
These are all easy to find on here, and if you like to just listen via a podcast player, you can easily find them on castbox fm
Anthony美國松鼠 I’ve listened to 开言英语 before! Thank you for the recommendation and many details!! 💕
THANK YOUUU!!! this is exactly what I needed!!! Finding podcasts and such in Chinese is difficult for me lol
smada9711 I’m glad this helps!! You’re welcome! 😄
Gosh I’ve wondered so long if I’d ever find a source that focuses on Taiwanese mandarin 😍
Chinês é difícil, mas ao mesmo tempo, é muito interessante! 👏🏻👏🏻😍🇨🇳🇧🇷
Where can i find all these podcasts?? Btw NEW SUBSCRIBER HERE!
我想提高我的中文水平，因为我不想忘记中文。 😊
2:51 So he's basically a Taiwanese version of Joe Rogan ? That sounds awesome 😍
Hey Grace,
Thanks for these! Just trying to lisen to Wendy calls Iphie, They seem so funny! But unfortunately I dont understand much of what they are saying. Can just catch some words and that's all 哈哈. I am already struggling in the intro xD
唯 哈喽 Iphie ，嗨 Wendy 哎呀我今天可以看到你唉，
我什么这么多天从来没有想过用。。来聊天吧
不知道哎，但是我现在很 。。因为我这边。。我心好不好所以我不看见你
好吧 没（问题？） 我可以看到你就行了
Tronix Hello Tronix! Haha it seems like you’ve already understood many content of the intro! Even if you feel like you miss many words, it’s fine. When I first listened to English podcasts, I could only understand around 30-40%. But I was just focusing on the content I could get and enjoyed them😝 Now I’ve improved a lot by just keeping listening and enjoying them!
@@GraceMandarinChinese I wished you would fill the blanks for me x). But thanks for the advice haha 谢谢你的建议 Grace ;)
Thank you so much for recommending us!
You're very welcome!! Thank you for creating the great content!
Is there self development podcasts , can't seem to find much..
Did she just say improve her English? She LITERALLY SPEAKS BETTER ENGLISH THAN ME! Lol哈哈
Thanks. I’m watching already something, but I will add Peppa Pig as my next series
the like is prove that your video is really meaningfull, the tips is actually really help, thanks for your video
Shes so articulate and pretty 💛😏
太棒啦! 谢谢你哦 🐘
thank you very much 😄
ChinesePod is a great podcast for Chinese learning as well
哈喽Grace！你给我们这段视频谢谢。你打算录制第二段视频吗？
kl video and recommendations xíe xie thanks gracias
OMG IM GRACE! 你好Grace！我叫高优璇！
What level of Chinese do I need to understand 慢速中文?
This is great channel. I began to learn chinese 2 days ago. You are my beautiful Chinese teacher.
the anh Hoang Hi! I’m happy that you started your Chinese learning journey! Also, so glad to have you here! ;)
Such a great idea ! I should definitely check'em out thx!
Thankss grace !!
Ni hao, Grace!
I just found you from TH-cam recommendation when I was looking for a channel to learn Mandarin Chinese.
Xiexie for the great content.
Looking forward to see more great contents.
Hi, jié xī ! I'm glad you found my channel! Happy to have you here! ;)
Fantastic
You are very beautiful
感谢你分享这些播客！非常有用！
More subs please hit 10 million
This is a great video; thank you. It's hard to find a good podcast that keeps my interest. Is there one that you know of that talks about current events or Chinese culture in a humorous way?
adamhuntley80 Hi! I’m glad you like the video! I actually don’t know about that. If I come across them in the future I’ll let you know:)
Your channel is great!
你推进了这些podcast真好，谢谢😁
Thanks for this ! ♥
小姐姐真的超棒，英语说得超好，汉语教学视频每个都干货满满，向小姐姐学习
Some of those podcasts use traditional Chinese writing, 繁体. Is this because the podcasters come from a region where this kind of writing is common, or is it because they simply like traditional Chinese characters? As far as I know, mainland China uses a simplified script.
Grace herself is from Taiwan, so she often uses traditional script because that is what is used in Taiwan. the 3rd, 4th, and 6th podcasts she mentioned are Taiwanese and therefore will have traditional writing for their titles
I come here to see your cute face only🤗🤗🤗
where can I find these podcasts?
Thanks very much for sharing. I've added "Speak Chinese Naturally" as one of the podcast, I'll listen to on repeat. 谢谢你.
Thanks for the recommendations! For me I like the Chillchat podcast. Their conversations are relaxed and entertaining. Although most of their episodes are for intermediate learners, I'm learning a lot as a beginner. And they have a TH-cam channel too
Hello, I have a quick question. I know numbers play an important roll and I bought a house with the number 3819. From my research I'm guessing Stability Wealth Forever?
Where are the links? How am I supposed to find them?
Oradan Buradan You can search the names on Apple Podcast, Spotify or SoundCloud. :)
Video starts at 1:20
Does anyone know any HSK4 podcast I could listen to while I'm in the gym?
I have been studing Chinese for a while, but this channel gave me much more tools to improve it 😍
Are these podcasts on spotify?
Any podcast in you tube?
I want to learn Chinese and I want listen more Chinese so I can get familiar with it.
How can I find this podcasts?
There's no subtitles jiejie
Thanks for the really helpful video Grace. This channel definitely deserves more attention. Hope you have a great day :)
For fluent learners who have an ear for Taiwanese; I found them all but one (and downloadable) here : www.listennotes.com/
your name is grace?
Soy Florencia Adler de buenos aires quiero ser veterinaria. Estoy interesada en la armonía biologíca.
So I noticed that this was uploaded on April 1st, there's not any false information is there?
Thank your for your amazing and extremely helpful content❤
Thanks a lot for the good content! ^_^
01234561MAx You’re welcome! 💕
I'm so glad to have found this channel recently. I'm returning to China after being away from a year and it really helps to have tips and suggested content from you about learning Chinese. 谢谢你！
Great, thanks Grace! I signed up for 2 of them. I never thought about using podcasts, but I definitely need to improve my Chinese listening skill. This was super helpful, as usual!
谢谢您！！
谢谢，老师
对了如果可以的话你可以录一个简单的台语lesson吗？我也对台语有兴趣
Darian 我不太會講台語，沒辦法教😝（我不太会讲台语，没办法教）
@@GraceMandarinChinese Haha, I'm the opposite! I speak Taiwanese with my relatives, but because I don't hear Mandarin, my Mandarin is not very good. When I go to Taiwan, the old people always compliment me on how well I speak Taiwanese, but then when I try to speak to young people, my Mandarin sounds so bad. 很漏氣! Hahaha
@@applefoodie Nahh 一點也不漏氣！哈哈 I can only listen to Taiwanese and understand a little... At least you seem to be able to speak Mandarin :P
I wish you start your own podcast😌
Alex Jonathan Haha I did think about that!! Maybe in the future when I got more free time and have more ideas about podcasting!
Hi Grace! Thanks for recommending these... It's my first quarter of learning Chinese and all of your videos have been helpful when I need help with pronunciation. I love this video so when level up, I can listen to these podcasts. Thank you
awesome content!
thank you so much Grace. It'll help me with my Chinese . YOU ARE THE BEST
Thank you so much 😊
Is there any podcast with full script and diverse topic ? Thank in advance
谢谢您
谢谢你❤️
OMG Grace! thank you so much for the tips!! i also here the first one, 打个电话给你
Please make video about how to improve our chinese speaking
Thank you very! Please can you write on which app (SoundCloud etc...) we can find each podcast? I really like your channel
Hi! I'm glad you like my channel! You can find all of them on Apple Podcast, Spotify, and SoundCloud! :) If you cannot find them you can tell me which one you want to find and on what app, I can give you the link. :)
Grace Mandarin Chinese where can I find the East & West podcast?
@@austinfulto1183 Yes, i am also interested in that one.
hi我在不到旅欧三小事podcast诶
谢谢你
Hello Grace, thank you very much for the your videos, it inspire me very much. May I ask you if there are somewhere Chinese podcasts about gamedev industry? Thank you🙏
Good to know.
sarcasmo57 😊😊
谢谢！ 可能对我太台湾的（我太太是哈尔滨来的），可是我一定试试听至少一点！
太谢谢你了 ! Your videos are very helpfull 👌🏻😊
Yasmina Baallal Glad you like them! 💕 不客氣（不客气）
Thanks for the recommendations 🙂
Thank you
thank you
amazing!!
How can I read what they say in the podcast. I need the lyrics of the podcast. It helps me to improve my language. Any idea please
自然而然说中文 has transcripts
Any links to make it easier to find these?
I never listen to podcasts😌
Maybe i will try after this.
Usually i listen to chinese (digital) radio sometimes😌
Update : currently already listening to 自然而然说中文。😌
I should have do this sooner..
The problem with radio is cannot pause or repeat. So whenever i find some words i dont understand, 就没办法了😂
But in podcast,that problem is solved, and there is even the transcript.
Alex Jonathan Congratulations on starting your podcast journey!! 😆 And also I’m really glad to know your feedback after using it!
Thank you so much for this sharing ❤️
Where can I find them??🖐️🖐️
thankyou so much for the recommendation. it really helps me improve my Chinese. 非常感谢你~
Can u make a video about how do u learn english? Your english is sooo good!
Please provide the link of these podcasts 🙏🙏🙏