I speak Cantonese all my life without evening know a single thing in this video. It seems not so easy, salut to all those who are learning or learned to speak this language. As natives, we have to keep speaking this language to our offspring, so that the language and the culture won't die. Great video, keep on the good work.
The background music is much too loud. Had to stop watching. Honestly, this video would be 1000% better without any background music at all. Too distracting. Learning the language is hard enough as it is.
I am sorry the music was an issue for you! I do also have a softer voice. Thank you for your honest feedback though I'll be sure to take note of that next time!! Thanks for stopping by either way.
Hey. Nice to meet you. I just found your youtube channel today and I loved the way you explain. It's amazing. So I would like to know if you have another social media like instagram? If you don't. I think it'd be very good if you create an account to help others and take people's doubts. Thank you so much.
Hello! Sorry for the delay! Nice to meet you also. We do have an Instagram, @lunguage.channel please feel free to check it out! I’ve been a bit slow to update recently but will get back at it soon. Thank you for checking out our videos!! I’m glad it’s helpful :)
For the consonants I really like your system a lot. My preferred one is yale with numbers but the use of "j" and "ch" I think that map more intuitively to what you have, which is "dz" and "ts". Juptying feels worse here. For the vowels however I think it leans too much on the English pronunciation. I find it a bit weird in some cases. For example "ou" I find more clear than "o". But, in the other hand, you have a very good way to distinguish sounds between e/i and o/u that are quite confusing in the other systems. I'm any case I agree that not having a standard phonetization system is the main issue. As a student, having to learn a new system every time we open a new book is a bit demoralizing.
Thank you for your detailed feedback, really appreciate it :) You brought up a great point too, English pronunciation varies a lot from region to region and has a lot of exception so it might be confusing in some cases. But it's great that you are able to compare the different systems and pick out ones that make most sense to you and helps you the most! I can only imagine how demoralizing it could be for learners... but since we are far from standardizing Cantonese phonetic transcription system, might as well take advantage of the fact that we have so many options to pick from, and hopefully we can find our own customized way to best learn Cantonese. Again, really appreciate your input!
Jyutping and others trying to use one single character to phonetic Cantonese consonants. It's really not perfect but it's short and we can type Cantonese fast.
as a beginner i must commend you on the work you put into organizing all this information and simplifying it, thank you.
I speak Cantonese all my life without evening know a single thing in this video. It seems not so easy, salut to all those who are learning or learned to speak this language. As natives, we have to keep speaking this language to our offspring, so that the language and the culture won't die. Great video, keep on the good work.
The background music is much too loud. Had to stop watching. Honestly, this video would be 1000% better without any background music at all. Too distracting. Learning the language is hard enough as it is.
I am sorry the music was an issue for you! I do also have a softer voice. Thank you for your honest feedback though I'll be sure to take note of that next time!! Thanks for stopping by either way.
Great video! Thank you for your hard work!
Hey. Nice to meet you. I just found your youtube channel today and I loved the way you explain. It's amazing. So I would like to know if you have another social media like instagram? If you don't. I think it'd be very good if you create an account to help others and take people's doubts. Thank you so much.
Hello! Sorry for the delay! Nice to meet you also. We do have an Instagram, @lunguage.channel please feel free to check it out! I’ve been a bit slow to update recently but will get back at it soon. Thank you for checking out our videos!! I’m glad it’s helpful :)
This is very helpful stuff!!
For the consonants I really like your system a lot. My preferred one is yale with numbers but the use of "j" and "ch" I think that map more intuitively to what you have, which is "dz" and "ts". Juptying feels worse here.
For the vowels however I think it leans too much on the English pronunciation. I find it a bit weird in some cases. For example "ou" I find more clear than "o". But, in the other hand, you have a very good way to distinguish sounds between e/i and o/u that are quite confusing in the other systems.
I'm any case I agree that not having a standard phonetization system is the main issue. As a student, having to learn a new system every time we open a new book is a bit demoralizing.
Thank you for your detailed feedback, really appreciate it :) You brought up a great point too, English pronunciation varies a lot from region to region and has a lot of exception so it might be confusing in some cases. But it's great that you are able to compare the different systems and pick out ones that make most sense to you and helps you the most! I can only imagine how demoralizing it could be for learners... but since we are far from standardizing Cantonese phonetic transcription system, might as well take advantage of the fact that we have so many options to pick from, and hopefully we can find our own customized way to best learn Cantonese.
Again, really appreciate your input!
Jyutping and others trying to use one single character to phonetic Cantonese consonants. It's really not perfect but it's short and we can type Cantonese fast.