Loving the channel, 这个视频在帮助我提高我的中文. Can I suggest you make it more clear somewhere on your channel that you do both traditional and simplified videos because I was originally out off as soon as I saw the traditional because I'm learning simplified. Love the channel really helping me with my Chinese, spoken word from native speakers provides alot of meaning that u can't get from just reading.
Thank you for the comment! For your question, I'm not sure if Wechat or Alipay could work in your country, cos I am still living in mainland China. But both apps provide oversea service. You could have a try. However, for foreigners in China, you can open an account in any Chinese bank, then link your bank account to the app. As far as I know, none of my foreigner friends got problem with this.
Anyone else scared of giftgiving now? Cause Chinese has a lot of homophones, including the word "homophone". Anyways, this video helped quite a bit; I didn't know about the shoulder pat thing, but I had heard that some people interpret a pat on the head as an attempt to steal one's soul. Not sure how true that last one is.
Thank you for your sharing. I assume there is a difference from province to province. It is impolite to pat on the shoulder in Canton. And about patting on the head, I haven't heard about the saying of stealing one's soul, but definitely, it is impolite in China.
8:23 As a Japanese, I am concerned that some Chinese may be surprised or feel complicated by the designation 'Taiwan' or 'Taiwanese'. Probably not many Chinese are paying attention to this channel, but since Taiwan is included or not 'in the 7 Things NOT to Do in China', which is the theme of this report, even the same Chinese may have different opinions.
Thank you for your comment. As a language teaching channel, our goal is to reveal how a certain language is used among native speakers. Beyond this, we definitely don't intend to touch anybody's nerve.
Thank you for your comment. For your question, I can only answer it according to my personal experience. What I can see is the new generation is not very likely to do it, however, for the old generation, like my parents or my grandparents ( generally people were born before 1970s), they might do what you said. And it is more or less about individual's education level and personal habit.
Thank you! I just started with Chinese two months ago, so not so confident to write this in Chinese...yet.
Thank you anyway!
谢谢！
Is good to know about the shoulder, I do it all the time 😭
Thank you for your comment!
We're glad to know our video can help you know more about China.
Loving the channel, 这个视频在帮助我提高我的中文. Can I suggest you make it more clear somewhere on your channel that you do both traditional and simplified videos because I was originally out off as soon as I saw the traditional because I'm learning simplified.
Love the channel really helping me with my Chinese, spoken word from native speakers provides alot of meaning that u can't get from just reading.
Thank you for your suggestion, I will let our team know about it.
very good video, and very informative, I like it a lot. thanks
讲的很实用，希望想来中国旅游或者定居的人们，可以从这个视频里学到实用的东西
感谢你的评论，很高兴你喜欢我们的视频！
在台灣：經過馬路是人讓車，不是車讓人！其實是摩托車 ，但是現在比較好了
good advice from an old Chna hand!
How do you transfer money to the relevant apps? Do you need a local bank account to link with? Can a foreigner open a local bank account?
Thank you for the comment!
For your question, I'm not sure if Wechat or Alipay could work in your country, cos I am still living in mainland China. But both apps provide oversea service. You could have a try.
However, for foreigners in China, you can open an account in any Chinese bank, then link your bank account to the app. As far as I know, none of my foreigner friends got problem with this.
我住在香港，有時候去深圳玩。大部分地方不會接受用現金或者信用卡付款，非常麻煩！
因為在香港只能用“wechat pay HK”, 但跟“微信支付”有點不一樣的，所以很多大陸商店不會接受。。。
Ni hao! Nei hou! I am planning to go Hongkong, what about payment there, is regular money still accepted? Do i need to learn cantonese?
Anyone else scared of giftgiving now? Cause Chinese has a lot of homophones, including the word "homophone". Anyways, this video helped quite a bit; I didn't know about the shoulder pat thing, but I had heard that some people interpret a pat on the head as an attempt to steal one's soul. Not sure how true that last one is.
Thank you for your sharing. I assume there is a difference from province to province. It is impolite to pat on the shoulder in Canton. And about patting on the head, I haven't heard about the saying of stealing one's soul, but definitely, it is impolite in China.
@@EasyMandarin Awesome! Thanks for clarifying that!
不如下次推出一支影片，說說在內地必做什麼
感谢你的留言！我们会认真地讨论一下这个提议，谢谢！
8:23 As a Japanese, I am concerned that some Chinese may be surprised or feel complicated by the designation 'Taiwan' or 'Taiwanese'. Probably not many Chinese are paying attention to this channel, but since Taiwan is included or not 'in the 7 Things NOT to Do in China', which is the theme of this report, even the same Chinese may have different opinions.
Thank you for your comment.
As a language teaching channel, our goal is to reveal how a certain language is used among native speakers. Beyond this, we definitely don't intend to touch anybody's nerve.
great information, thanks. please smile more...lol
Thank you for the comment! Glad to know you enjoyed our video!
Great video with or without extra smiling. These two are fabulous.
Are u in taiwan or in China? I don't understand. I am reading simplified characters
Thank you for your comment. At the moment, we're having two teams, one in mainland China, and the other one in Taiwan.
Why do chinese spat everywhere though even in elevators?
It's spit not spat
Thank you for your comment.
For your question, I can only answer it according to my personal experience. What I can see is the new generation is not very likely to do it, however, for the old generation, like my parents or my grandparents ( generally people were born before 1970s), they might do what you said.
And it is more or less about individual's education level and personal habit.
How about i say Kung flu