55 SUPER COMMON Chinese phrases for Chinese beginners to use in real conversation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2024
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00:32 To start a conversation
04:05 At a restaurant
09:46 To go shopping
12:20 Small words to use with acquaintances/ friends
17:52 To reject someone
20:22 To end a conversation
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I work in a store and sometimes we have Chinese customers. I always stick nearby to try to listen to the their conversations. One day I will be brave enough to say something! xD
I work in a store too and I always say something even though my Chinese isn't fluent. You should totally go for it. Even a basic greeting will be appreciated :D
Even though it's scary, the happiness that has met me every time I talk in Chinese is so worth it!
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When my Chinese was worse than bad, I dared to talk to Chinese a lot more than now. It was fun, it was always a nice experience. Now that I speak Chinese much better, I'm also much more insecure, I don't know why, and I only encourage myself to speak Chinese with people I know.
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Please make much more videos in which you say chinese sentences. Normal speed, just like you've done in your previous videos. I'd really like to watch them. Thanks
Wow! This lady is super talented in a her foreign tongue ( English) as well as in her mother tongue!
I won't be surprised she speaks another language like German, or French or Spanish like some Chinese I know do.
I have been studying Chinese characters very seriously for about 2 months now. I've learned hundreds of characters, but can BARELY string together a SIMPLE sentence in real time! I was hoping to find common phrases already put together (with audio) that I could memorize so I don't have to overthink what I'm saying. This video is literally perfect! 谢谢你！
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"What are the odds?" is the correct expression in English. 谢谢说说！
谢谢！
correc expression is "what a coincidence!"
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Very good lesson
great video thank you
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我覺得這個課很有意思！
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Ni hao, i'm begginer from Jakarta Indonesia, i interest with chinese language
Thanks for the video! Please can you tell me if this is a good chinese name!! thank you so much 尤嘉伟
I watched Rush Hour in Taiwan. Chris Tucker's character met an old friend and said "Hey, man! What's up? How's it going?" The subtitles said 你好. Later Jacky Chan's character met an elderly man who said "How do you do? It's nice to meet you." Again, the subtitles said 你好.
2:31 Oh... I'm glad that I put this through Google Translate. I tried saying this a few times. According to the translation, I've been saying, "I recently switched sex jobs."
Best laugh I've had all day! Get those tones right! The word for new is the first tone. The word for sex is fourth tone. They are VERY different, so make sure that you can hear/pronounce these words correctly.
nide yingyu hen hao. xiexie nide bang wo xuexi zhongwen. . I will put that one in my flashcards. I really appreciate your videos. Keep up the great work.
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Finally i got the difference! Thank you for the video
Excellent lesson and video as always. You are very smart and attractive language teacher. Maybe at the end it is better for you to give summary by repeating and showing ALL the sentences again, 3 sentences in every screen, complete with pinyin and english and your beautiful voice reading them and translate them but with little or no explanation.
I live in China. A girl found me online and added me on WeChat. I chatted with her for several months but never anything in-depth. She finally suggested that we have dinner together. So, I agreed. She wanted to eat off of my plate. We were at a restaurant owned by another American. I didn't eat off of her plate as I felt it was rude. She ended up eating all of her food and nearly half of mine. Then, she started criticizing my weight. I'm a bit overweight but certainly not obese. I felt her criticism was rude and quickly knew that I wouldn't be having dinner again (ever) with her. She continued to contact me and continued to talk about my weight. The truth was, she was a bit overweight herself. I finally told her that she could quit worrying about my weight because there was zero chance that we would ever see each again. She said that she'd bought a new dress to wear the next time she saw me and now, she had no use for it. I told her that she'd figure out somewhere to wear it. I honestly think that she wanted me to pay for it which was never going to happen. Weird situation.
May be its because of cultural difference? My Russian friend told that chinese guys often tell her, that they like fat women.But she is not fat😊 shi is normal like caucasian.
very strange indeed.
No transcript for this one??
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Great channel! My Taiwanese wife says some of your sentences are a little 'girly' for me!
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还 好 号
I think it is: is all good with you yet?
Thanks a lot for your video it's very useful fruitful and informative. May I have your name, sorry Maybe I've missed it somewhere in your video It's very good that you provided your video with script and much related additional information Take care
3:00 - pinyin - shuo1 lai2 hua4 zhang3... or is it (chang2)
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Xiexie nin.
The way you pronounce zui sounds different. What part of China are you from?
How can you answer “ I have been better” or something like that. It’s not often where you’d want to say it, but sometimes may need to.
I really want to speak Chinese. How can I become fluent in Chinese? What is the best way?
Besides this channel Zoe.languages for goals, materials.many self learning methods.
For summary of Chinese, see Wilkipedia’s website Chinese refe
ence grammar & other such books & sites.
But for each language’s unique culture words to sentences, 1 needs articles,videos, books, websites, live people, etc.
Can I have a private lesson?
This Chinese script is clearer
Xie-xie wo hui shuo putonghua gen wide pengyou.
张惠妹《我无所谓》Wo Wu Shou Wei
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Might be more helpful if you explained that the grammer is different and does not match your text. Example; "Shenme', meaning, what. 什么
I think 还好吗 is less common.at least for young people
Sounds a little cheesy
Not really
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So don't think I'll be saying '我请客' too often at restaurants 😂 cos some people order like I'm a millionaire. Don't mind covering at cafés as that's usually reasonable.
Does that mean I can't be a real 中国人 convert？😂
thank you! i have a doubt, is there a difference between 尝, 试, and 尝试 ? the word "try" means a lot of things in english, so simply saying they mean try doesnt answer much
From what i know 尝 is more for trying food, tasting something
尝 means to taste, to experience (e.g., food)
试 means to attempt, to try on (clothes)
尝试 is the two-syllable equivalent of 试
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I was in store earlier, buying a soymilk to quench my thirst after meal (😅😂🤣 too much information). I said xiexie after the purchase, and the person replied zaijian. Is that normal?
You said thanks, they said bye. That seems normal to me
It literally means 'see you again'... I just got back from Taiwan. I felt like some clerks ended the purchase transaction very quickly--instead of encouraging me to keep browsing, thank me, etc.
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don't see what wrong with say hello or Ni hao
Thanks so much can I chat with you through WhatsApp for more fluency pls pls ??
Bruh
Xiexie
I hope my Chinese spelling wasn't
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