生词表 (Vocab list w/ timestamps) 0:18 抬 (to raise, to lift) 0:36 谈 (to talk) 0:58 弹钢琴 (to play piano) 1:21 躺 (to lie down) 1:44 讨论 (to discuss) 2:07 讨厌 (to hate, to dislike) 2:32 提供 (to offer) 2:56 提醒 (to remind) 3:22 填空 (to fill a blank, make sure to not get this confused with 天空 (heaven), which has similar pronunciation but different tones on the first character (天 is pronounced tian1)) 3:45 挺 (to straighten out) 4:05 通过 (to pass) 4:28 同情 (to supervise) 4:50 推 (to push) 5:11 推迟 (to put off, to delay) 5:34 脱 (to take off something) 5:57 握手 (to shake hands) 6:21 污染 (to pollute, you can also use this as a noun "pollution") 6:47 无 (I feel that this character generally has a definition of "non-", "un-", or stating something of non-existence; "to not have" I feel like should be more exclusively towards 没有) 7:07 误会 (to misunderstand) 7:31 吸引 (to attract) 7:56 响 (to ring) 9:00 醒 (to wake up) 9:20 修 (to repair) 9:43 养成 (to cultivate) 10:10 邀请 (to invite) 10:40 引起 (to cause) 11:07 赢 (to win) 11:30 预习 (to prepare for a lecture/lesson) 大家加油！！
I have found these videos to be the best way to quickly get acquainted with a large set of vocabulary! I first listen to about 50 words, then study them throughout the week. It's easy to create a repeatable study routine because these videos go from HSK 1-5! Thank you!
Thanks for the feedback, kevindemiranda! If you go to our website, you can also study the HSK vocabulary and sentences with free FLASHCARDS: www.mandarincorner.org/hsk-vocabulary-videos-with-sentence-examples/
I have to spend a lot of time finding the right book for me to study Chinese until this program. The way she pronounces the words and plus example how to use them so excellent and easy to follow. I can see that we get progress day by day by following her. All I can say is She and the way she teaches Chinese is the best for everyone who wants to learn how to speak Chinese in the right way. Thank you very much Mandarin Coner!!!!!!!
Mandarin Corner is the best in my opinion as an educator and polyglot. Why? Reason #1: it’s not boring! The sentences are actually about interesting things. This is crucial! Reason #2: There’s plenty of repetition. Repetition is very helpful. Reason #3: The colloquialisms used are good to learn, even if they are ancillary to the vocab being taught. Reason #4: There is a great variety of types of videos, from HSK leveled vocab to fascinating stories of real lives in China (the killing chickens as a rural child thing for example is unforgettable!), man-on-the-street interviews, etc. Reason #5: The price is very reasonable. Bravo! As a beginner, I listen with headphones at 25% speed. Some people laugh at this but they are dead wrong! If you are learning the scales on the piano, you’d BETTER go extra slow. Same goes for language acquisition. Ignore this truth at your peril. Did your parents talk to you at 100 kmh when you were a baby? Of course not! Even at slow speed, it is useful to repeat, but repeat in different ways: just listening, listening and reading, just reading, listening then repeating from memory, repeating with focus on vocab, or structure, or the colloquial (typical) ways of saying things, or the tones/pronunciation. Mix it up and don’t bore yourself!
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Zhe shi hen you young
生词表 (Vocab list w/ timestamps)
0:18 抬 (to raise, to lift)
0:36 谈 (to talk)
0:58 弹钢琴 (to play piano)
1:21 躺 (to lie down)
1:44 讨论 (to discuss)
2:07 讨厌 (to hate, to dislike)
2:32 提供 (to offer)
2:56 提醒 (to remind)
3:22 填空 (to fill a blank, make sure to not get this confused with 天空 (heaven), which has similar pronunciation but different tones on the first character (天 is pronounced tian1))
3:45 挺 (to straighten out)
4:05 通过 (to pass)
4:28 同情 (to supervise)
4:50 推 (to push)
5:11 推迟 (to put off, to delay)
5:34 脱 (to take off something)
5:57 握手 (to shake hands)
6:21 污染 (to pollute, you can also use this as a noun "pollution")
6:47 无 (I feel that this character generally has a definition of "non-", "un-", or stating something of non-existence; "to not have" I feel like should be more exclusively towards 没有)
7:07 误会 (to misunderstand)
7:31 吸引 (to attract)
7:56 响 (to ring)
9:00 醒 (to wake up)
9:20 修 (to repair)
9:43 养成 (to cultivate)
10:10 邀请 (to invite)
10:40 引起 (to cause)
11:07 赢 (to win)
11:30 预习 (to prepare for a lecture/lesson)
大家加油！！
I have found these videos to be the best way to quickly get acquainted with a large set of vocabulary! I first listen to about 50 words, then study them throughout the week. It's easy to create a repeatable study routine because these videos go from HSK 1-5! Thank you!
Thanks for the feedback, kevindemiranda! If you go to our website, you can also study the HSK vocabulary and sentences with free FLASHCARDS: www.mandarincorner.org/hsk-vocabulary-videos-with-sentence-examples/
I have to spend a lot of time finding the right book for me to study Chinese until this program. The way she pronounces the words and plus example how to use them so excellent and easy to follow. I can see that we get progress day by day by following her. All I can say is She and the way she teaches Chinese is the best for everyone who wants to learn how to speak Chinese in the right way. Thank you very much Mandarin Coner!!!!!!!
Mandarin Corner is the best in my opinion as an educator and polyglot. Why?
Reason #1: it’s not boring! The sentences are actually about interesting things. This is crucial!
Reason #2: There’s plenty of repetition. Repetition is very helpful.
Reason #3: The colloquialisms used are good to learn, even if they are ancillary to the vocab being taught.
Reason #4: There is a great variety of types of videos, from HSK leveled vocab to fascinating stories of real lives in China (the killing chickens as a rural child thing for example is unforgettable!), man-on-the-street interviews, etc.
Reason #5: The price is very reasonable.
Bravo!
As a beginner, I listen with headphones at 25% speed. Some people laugh at this but they are dead wrong! If you are learning the scales on the piano, you’d BETTER go extra slow. Same goes for language acquisition. Ignore this truth at your peril. Did your parents talk to you at 100 kmh when you were a baby? Of course not!
Even at slow speed, it is useful to repeat, but repeat in different ways: just listening, listening and reading, just reading, listening then repeating from memory, repeating with focus on vocab, or structure, or the colloquial (typical) ways of saying things, or the tones/pronunciation. Mix it up and don’t bore yourself!
Thank you for your feedback, StudyCom!
You are amazing， thank you so much！！！
Now all our videos have transcript with *TRADITIONAL CHARACTERS!*
Available to *Mandarin Corner Supporters* only at:
mandarincorner.org/listen-to-audio-with-transcript/
Very useful.
I love this channel!,!
Cada vez me gusta más. Animo!.
Thank you
谢谢老师很棒😇
Minute 2:40 ... ti(2) gong(4)
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what book is she using for this? these numbers are related to what ?
*TOO FAST?* Control the video's playback speed by speeding up or slowing down the video *5% at a time* on *desktop computers and laptops* OR *25% at a time* on *smartphone!*
Access the playback speed controls as follows:
*Desktop Computers and Laptops:* open the video, then go to the *lower right* of the video's screen and click on the *settings icon* (it looks like a GEAR). On the upper right of the options window that comes up, you will see the link *"custom".* Click on the "custom" link to control the video's playback speed by speeding up or slowing down the video 5% at a time.
*Smartphones:* open the video and go to the *upper right* of the video's screen. You will see *3 dots.* Click on them and you will see the link to open the *"playback speed"* controls. Click on this link and you will be able to control the video's playback speed by speeding up or slowing down the video 25% at a time. Note that viewing the video on desktop computer/laptops gives you *greater control* over the playback speed (5% vs 25% on smartphones).
playback speed option is not available in this video
did you notice that there are some characters that are from HSK5?
Please recommend some short films that help students to practice their listening skills
Short films will not have pinyin. You might consider looking at some of our conversation videos, for example:
WALK AROUND VIDEOS - th-cam.com/video/yXBzyL9dnTo/w-d-xo.html
or
SLOW INTERMEDIATE CHINESE WITH LITERAL TRANSLATIONS - th-cam.com/video/qP_ihrfU6wQ/w-d-xo.html
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看不出来，你还会弹钢琴。
请记得提醒我明天买洗洁精。
他把身子挺得笔直。
我很同情你的处境。
我是个无家可归的人。