I am from Argentina and I find Zhuyin easier than Pinyin, because Pinyin uses letters that I am used to see , but they sound completely different than they do in my language and even in English. Zhuyin only has ONE way to be pronounced and you are always sure to pronounce correctly, exactly the sound and pronunciation that each character has.
You made me smile at the beginning of the video when stating that one has to remember the laws of pronunciation and spelling in English... as English is terrible in this regard 😆
so informative, thank you! can i ask which form is more widely used in publications and everyday life in taiwan? will a foreigner learning pinyin be disadvantaged from reading street signs (bc they're more prevalent in zhuyin etc)?
as a Taiwanese my answer is that it is not about which yin you choose, it's only for learning it's about traditional or simplified characters but we do get some so-called English translation for it
May I ask what is the fifth tone mentioned in this video? I thought there were only four tones in Mandarin. Perhaps the fifth tone is the neutral one (that is, no tone)?
I am a Chinese. In fact I think there is no fifth tone at all. I don't know anything about the fifth tone. So it is not necessary for you to care about the fifth tone.
@@ivanozbolt3582 So fifth tone is basially called the light/short tone, in pingyin it is represented without any tone markers in zhuyin it is represented with a dot
I am from Argentina and I find Zhuyin easier than Pinyin, because Pinyin uses letters that I am used to see , but they sound completely different than they do in my language and even in English. Zhuyin only has ONE way to be pronounced and you are always sure to pronounce correctly, exactly the sound and pronunciation that each character has.
You made me smile at the beginning of the video when stating that one has to remember the laws of pronunciation and spelling in English... as English is terrible in this regard 😆
God bless the Easy Mandarin team.
很有意思！我学中文的时候用汉语拼音 - 非常简单的系统。注音看起来好复杂。
3:08 what happened to her wrist?
你好。谢谢。❤🎉😊
非常感谢，兴趣
我不知道关于 这个注音难不难
我用 拼音来学 很简单
对我来说为我们外国人拼音非常适合
因为 拼音好像英语
没有那个注意像汉字一样
这是因为有人不想写汉字只就要知道怎么读😂
so informative, thank you!
can i ask which form is more widely used in publications and everyday life in taiwan? will a foreigner learning pinyin be disadvantaged from reading street signs (bc they're more prevalent in zhuyin etc)?
as a Taiwanese my answer is that it is not about which yin you choose, it's only for learning it's about traditional or simplified characters but we do get some so-called English translation for it
for example :民權東路 and Minquan East Rd. 中正紀念堂 and Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
May I ask what is the fifth tone mentioned in this video? I thought there were only four tones in Mandarin. Perhaps the fifth tone is the neutral one (that is, no tone)?
I am a Chinese. In fact I think there is no fifth tone at all. I don't know anything about the fifth tone. So it is not necessary for you to care about the fifth tone.
@@jimfu3595 非常感谢
@@ivanozbolt3582 So fifth tone is basially called the light/short tone, in pingyin it is represented without any tone markers in zhuyin it is represented with a dot
拼音来自注音，相互适应应该比较容易。
中文并不是一门难的语言--这完全是一个神话！您所需要做的就是想象一个字符所代表的图片，并有一个助记符来记住它的含义。 您不需要写字符 - 您可以使用手机来完成此操作！ 从象形文字、表意文字入手，学习由它们衍生的形声字、双字。 这很容易！
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