Hi Izzy, I'm from China. My English listening ability is not quite well. But I found out that I can easily understand what you said. I really love your voice, clear and warming. Please upload more videos when you have time. Thank you!
in brief: This video, hosted by Izzy, a Cambridge graduate and doctor in London who learns Mandarin Chinese in her spare time, provides tips on how to effectively self-study a new language despite a busy lifestyle. The video outlines five main steps: 1. **Understanding Your Learner Profile**: Izzy emphasizes that everyone learns differently. You need to understand your learning style, when you have the most energy during the day, and what duration of study works best for you. She also suggests identifying learning strategies that you enjoy, to make the process more enjoyable. 2. **Evaluating Your Schedule**: Izzy advises assessing your schedule and blocking out time for language study, using tools like Google Calendar to schedule your learning time in advance and to protect it from other engagements. She also suggests scheduling sessions with online tutors or language buddies to hold yourself accountable. 3. **Habit Stacking**: Izzy recommends multitasking by integrating language learning into other daily tasks. She provides examples from her own routine, like studying Chinese flashcards or listening to Chinese podcasts during her commute or during her morning routine. 4. **Creating a Game Plan**: This involves planning your study content in advance to optimize the efficiency of your study sessions. Knowing what you're supposed to study ahead of time reduces mental friction and ensures that you focus your efforts on areas where they're most needed. 5. **Maximizing Study Efficiency**: Izzy stresses the importance of using effective studying techniques to get the most out of limited study time. She suggests space repetition software, listening to podcasts, having speaking sessions, and practicing reading with graded readers. She recommends the book "Fluent Forever" by Gabriel Wyner for more insights on efficient language learning. Izzy encourages viewers to share their own tips for learning languages around busy schedules in the comments and concludes the video by wishing everyone the best with their language learning journey.
I accidentally stumbled upon a video of you. I really have to say this. Your aura is very vibrant and you have an infectious energy. I work closely with the Chinese community in the UK. However, being an Asian from the other side, I struggle to learn mandarin myself. However, it's something I should master. Thanks for posting these great videos.
As a fellow self study mandarin- chinese who hv full time job, thank you for this kind of content! Boost my confidence and faith in learning. I also found some good podcasts thanks to your video and have been listening to them during my morning routine too.. 加油 🙌
Sure, here is a positive and agreeing reply to the text above: > 加油！I'm glad to hear that my content has been helpful to you. It can be tough to self-study a language while also working full-time, but I'm glad that you're finding ways to make it work. I'll be sure to keep making more content, so stay tuned!
I'm listening to your video for my English study. I haven't studied English for a long time,but since I found you on TH-cam,I've been studying regularly.Thank you for your clear pronunciation.
Thank you Izzy Healey for introducing about Language Learning Tactics and you are a skillful woman to learn the Chinese and other languages efficiently. Izzy, I love learning English and love finding more new words in English even though my English. Izzy, Your English knowledge is best and you are a native English speaker. You can decide how well I'm using my English. When you speak English everytime, I'm getting new words from you Izzy. Thank you for your kindness
This video is awesome! I must admit I use your videos to practice my English listening for IELTS examination. I have been watching all your videos numerous times. I really really appreciate it! :D
I love you Izzy! I love your accent, I love your way of being, I love your natural beauty, I love how humble you are are, I love everything about you! Thanks for your videos!
Videos like this one makes me wonder whether you are truly just 26 years old. All those points you mentioned sound like somebody who has had at least 20 years of experience in such a field to come up with such points. Therefore, my hats are off to you. One thing I can share about learning a new language is the importance of listening and understanding it with your body not with your head. I had firsthand😅 experience when I first came to the US Very very long ago. In order to hear the correct pronunciation without much of slang words, I used to watch and listen to the news religiously. Then one day without even trying I would hear the words coming from all directions While understanding exactly what they all meant without putting any effort into understanding what I was hearing. That’s when I finally realized that I got the language down like the natives did.
I'm Kazu from JP, often watching your TH-cam channel. Your videos are all interesting and useful, thank you. Recently I thought it difficult to find a learning style which fit me, because I'm already middle-aged and I'm busy for working weekends. But I'll review my current style again.
Hi Izzy, I also go to Cambridge and I'm also learning mandarin! Honestly it helps a lot that there are so many Chinese people here. Almost all of them are very pleased/helpful when they find out that I'm learning mandarin
Actually I am a school student who is willing to learn British accent,I found your accent interesting. Thank you .We really appreciate your dedication for helping others develop their accent even if you get nothing in return. Your such a great need for society.
Thanks a million for your video and extremely good advice. Before sleep while I am watching one-two Chinese lessons. I have a habit now . I hope it will help a bit with my busy schedule
Hi Izzy, I was thinking, you can start a podcast about just like this. Sharing some strategies on learning a language and daily routines. I was also learning Chinese from 2020 to 2022. I just paused to stay focus at work. 😄😄 I love listening and watching your videos. I can learn form your content. Thank you for sharing your time and effort in making videos. 🧡
Izzy l love your videos, can't even tell which I like the most. Regarding ways of learning a language; I would suggest learning from someone you feel comfortable with, it helps a lot.
I work 90-100 hours a week. Online tutoring sessions before starting job 1, listening to podcasts, and forcing myself to meet new language exchange partners helps considerably. It’s all about scheduling and doing it. Learning Grammar/vocabulary is a tough slog but easy to stay motivated when you need them as building blocks. The biggest problem I find is making time to learn reading and writing. Since my real goal is for conversational Japanese it gets harder to make my mind focus any time on learning kanji. So I am going to experiment writing a few kanji when meeting partners to stay engaged.
Actually I hated commuting around 1 hour time. However your advice which you study while you commute to the hospital change my thought. Now I am happy to watch your videos while I commute to my work. Thank you🎉
Not only have to go to school every day, but also have a lot of club-related things to be busy with, this video just fits my situation, thank you very much for the video! I learned a lot and love your videos very much!!!宝藏TH-camr！祝蒸蒸日上！！噶油噶油！！❤🙌
Thanks for this content , Izzy! I'm so nervous about learning my languages(English/Chinese). I can't manage time to learn languages for work with my exam and work a full job. But it's very important in my daily. I watched your video it make me encourage myself again. I can do it. haha!
This is applicable not only to people with full-time jobs, but to students who claim they don't have time. I've pointed out that they don't practise in their commute time, which can be at least, 30 minutes a trip.
Thank you Izzy for sharing your well organized, arguable, and beginners friendly points of view of strategies and understanding of language learning. As a pre-center director of a language learning center in China, I found your advices very professional and inspiring! Encourages me a lot to keep improving and learn more! Thanks again!
I work as a call center agent right now and seriously, it's made me have little time to learn languages (currently learning French). But I am now resigning in favor of becoming a freelancer for better convenience. Because it sucks to have to wake up and prepare early to go to work. Although it's just walking distance, the time spent preparing feels wasted for me. And when I get home, I am already tired most of the time. The break times and lunches for me aren't enough either. We always have to be back way early or else we get called out. It also doesn't help that no devices, papers (or anything to write on like books), and pens are allowed in the production floor for fear that agents might write down their customers' personal information. Also, our resting areas aren't that good either. Mostly it's the locker room (which is too cramped) if not the cafeteria (which of course tends to have lots of people and can be distracting).
It would be amazing if you could do a video of your weekly routine excel sheet that we got a sneak peek of in one of your other videos! I'm always struggling to figure out the best way to use technology to make long-term plans, and your method looks like it could be really helpful.
Hi Izzy, in some of your videos, you mentioned you were under quite a bit of stress while in Cambridge, and you took a gap year and had been doing meditation and yoga. Could you go a video on the subject of burnouts and how to handle them? I think burnout is a common problem and a video from you will help many. Thanks in advance.
Hi! Your channel keeps me motivated to study (taking a variant of GCES I the country I'm from). Could you possibly make a video about UK scholarships for international students? Thanks!
Hiya, Izzy. Thanks for these tips hehe. And the editing of this video rocks! It's different from your previous videos, I think hehe. Maybe it's just me lol
Hi Izzy. I just found your channel this week. Thank you so much for telling us about your journey on studying Mandarin. I also learn Mandarin lately, but I have a problem on memorizing Hànzì and the meaning of the words. My method is to write all the words while memorize it, but I keep forget the words by tomorrow, and just remember few of them😢 After I watch some of your video, I notice you really love Anki. But I have no idea how to use it and how it can help me optimize my Chinese learning. If you dont mind, could you make a video about how to use Anki for studying Mandarin? By the way, thank you for your all videos Izzy. I'll wait for your next vids❤
I always plan a routine for language learning but I postpone or ignore it as I need to prioritize my assignments. That is breaking my routine and leading to procrastination.
Oh, that's nice! I'm learning Chinese too as a Japanese person. I hope to learn Chinese through your Channel too. I'm just curious how learning Chinese benefits your life.
Izzy, all your podcasts are about how to be a more perfect you! The trick is how to hold one self honest and motivated. This is where 99% of us struggle with. It’s refreshing to see that it can be done through shear dedication which you’ve shown to the World.
additional tip: start watching Taiwanese dramas. They are so addicting, once you start you will always find time to watch them and learn Mandarin hehehe
I really want to learn Chinese, but at the same time I am hesitated to do so and just don't know where to begin. I am fascinated with Chinese culture, food, values, costume, and their ancient history. I would love to visit all the historical sites one day and interact with the local. Thanks for the tips, hopefully I will be fluent with the first 1000 common use Chinese words.
One quick way is to obtain on line and book reference grammars in your 1st & 2nd languages to compare parallel elements, including words, etc. for words that are common to most languages (see Wikipedia for Chinese, English, etc. on line reference grammars) But, for culturally unique words of each language we must do own research into articles, websites, videos, books, etc. examples include Chinese-- yin & yang English--hip (Adjective!) curiosities-- how ziyou for most of 20th century to Westerners meant freedom But to Chinese meant individual anti social, while zingy meant freedom-- much ❤problem for Western Cold War propaganda !! But in 1980s 90s Chinese everywhere, including Mainland, adopted Western definition of ziyou as freedom in Western sense. This is quite striking, but no 1 seems to notice & analyze & discuss. ?!!? Perhaps you can!!
Whenever I do sth and I do not need to focus excessively I tend to describe everyhing I see in english. It is really benefitial as I see some everyday object and simply do not know how to name them properly, I know how to desrcibe what are they used for but I sometimes catch myself on the wrong foot and notice a new blank space in my glossary.
Hi Izzy, I'm from China. My English listening ability is not quite well. But I found out that I can easily understand what you said. I really love your voice, clear and warming. Please upload more videos when you have time. Thank you!
in brief:
This video, hosted by Izzy, a Cambridge graduate and doctor in London who learns Mandarin Chinese in her spare time, provides tips on how to effectively self-study a new language despite a busy lifestyle.
The video outlines five main steps:
1. **Understanding Your Learner Profile**: Izzy emphasizes that everyone learns differently.
You need to understand your learning style, when you have the most energy during the day, and what duration of study works best for you.
She also suggests identifying learning strategies that you enjoy, to make the process more enjoyable.
2. **Evaluating Your Schedule**: Izzy advises assessing your schedule and blocking out time for language study, using tools like Google Calendar to schedule your learning time in advance and to protect it from other engagements.
She also suggests scheduling sessions with online tutors or language buddies to hold yourself accountable.
3. **Habit Stacking**: Izzy recommends multitasking by integrating language learning into other daily tasks.
She provides examples from her own routine, like studying Chinese flashcards or listening to Chinese podcasts during her commute or during her morning routine.
4. **Creating a Game Plan**: This involves planning your study content in advance to optimize the efficiency of your study sessions.
Knowing what you're supposed to study ahead of time reduces mental friction and ensures that you focus your efforts on areas where they're most needed.
5. **Maximizing Study Efficiency**: Izzy stresses the importance of using effective studying techniques to get the most out of limited study time.
She suggests space repetition software, listening to podcasts, having speaking sessions, and practicing reading with graded readers.
She recommends the book "Fluent Forever" by Gabriel Wyner for more insights on efficient language learning.
Izzy encourages viewers to share their own tips for learning languages around busy schedules in the comments and concludes the video by wishing everyone the best with their language learning journey.
Thank you for this! ❤
Your voice sounds so pleasant that it actually motivates me somehow.
I accidentally stumbled upon a video of you. I really have to say this. Your aura is very vibrant and you have an infectious energy.
I work closely with the Chinese community in the UK. However, being an Asian from the other side, I struggle to learn mandarin myself. However, it's something I should master. Thanks for posting these great videos.
As a fellow self study mandarin- chinese who hv full time job, thank you for this kind of content! Boost my confidence and faith in learning. I also found some good podcasts thanks to your video and have been listening to them during my morning routine too.. 加油 🙌
So happy to hear that!! 😍😊 加油 🙌
Sure, here is a positive and agreeing reply to the text above:
> 加油！I'm glad to hear that my content has been helpful to you. It can be tough to self-study a language while also working full-time, but I'm glad that you're finding ways to make it work. I'll be sure to keep making more content, so stay tuned!
Thank U for the video!!! I never cease to be amazed at Ur understandable British accent!
I'm listening to your video for my English study. I haven't studied English for a long time,but since I found you on TH-cam,I've been studying regularly.Thank you for your clear pronunciation.
Your voice is so comfortable to listen to.
Thank you for the good information.
Thank you Izzy Healey for introducing about Language Learning Tactics and you are a skillful woman to learn the Chinese and other languages efficiently. Izzy, I love learning English and love finding more new words in English even though my English. Izzy, Your English knowledge is best and you are a native English speaker. You can decide how well I'm using my English. When you speak English everytime, I'm getting new words from you Izzy. Thank you for your kindness
Such a phenomenal character you are. Keep up the good work👍
‘How to crush life when you are already busy crushing life’…Great advice and impressive human you are
This video is awesome! I must admit I use your videos to practice my English listening for IELTS examination. I have been watching all your videos numerous times. I really really appreciate it! :D
我看Izzy讲中文学习的视频，用来学习英文。哈哈哈哈有趣又长知识。
I watch your videos on how to learn Chinese to learn English.It's very interesting and informative. HAHAHA. 😉
I love you Izzy! I love your accent, I love your way of being, I love your natural beauty, I love how humble you are are, I love everything about you! Thanks for your videos!
Videos like this one makes me wonder whether you are truly just 26 years old. All those points you mentioned sound like somebody who has had at least 20 years of experience in such a field to come up with such points. Therefore, my hats are off to you. One thing I can share about learning a new language is the importance of listening and understanding it with your body not with your head. I had firsthand😅 experience when I first came to the US Very very long ago. In order to hear the correct pronunciation without much of slang words, I used to watch and listen to the news religiously. Then one day without even trying I would hear the words coming from all directions While understanding exactly what they all meant without putting any effort into understanding what I was hearing. That’s when I finally realized that I got the language down like the natives did.
I'm Kazu from JP, often watching your TH-cam channel.
Your videos are all interesting and useful, thank you.
Recently I thought it difficult to find a learning style which fit me, because I'm already middle-aged and I'm busy for working weekends.
But I'll review my current style again.
Lol i love the time stamps. Thanks again for the content!
love your voice and accent!!! thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing Izzy! Your commute time is well spent learning Mandarin!
"This is video for you", so great!
Hi Izzy, I also go to Cambridge and I'm also learning mandarin! Honestly it helps a lot that there are so many Chinese people here. Almost all of them are very pleased/helpful when they find out that I'm learning mandarin
The odd thing about that is, most of the Chinese people living in Britain speak Cantonese, not Mandarin. I suppose Oxbridge students are different.
OMG YOUR ACCENT MAKES ME CRAZY. PLS ALWAYS SHINE IN TH-cam. I DON'T GIVE UP BECAUSE OF YOU 😭
Yeah, I have to work 12hours /day and a bit busy and lazy to continue learning korean but now need learn it more, thanks for your your video
Super useful tips Izzy, I'll apply these as I'm currently learning Spanish!
Actually I am a school student who is willing to learn British accent,I found your accent interesting. Thank you .We really appreciate your dedication for helping others develop their accent even if you get nothing in return. Your such a great need for society.
I need commencation with you
@@ouhammouabdrhman8254 May I know why ?
Thanks a million for your video and extremely good advice. Before sleep while I am watching one-two Chinese lessons. I have a habit now . I hope it will help a bit with my busy schedule
This is very tactful. Now onwards, I will be able to cope with hectic schedule which remains some time to make things possible.
This is my second video of this channel and I already love your channel.
Aww thank you so much! Glad you enjoy it! 😊❤
@@IzzySealey You're Welcome !!
I really love your english accent
Your channel has high quality content!
Kind regards.
Hi Izzy, I was thinking, you can start a podcast about just like this. Sharing some strategies on learning a language and daily routines. I was also learning Chinese from 2020 to 2022. I just paused to stay focus at work. 😄😄 I love listening and watching your videos. I can learn form your content. Thank you for sharing your time and effort in making videos. 🧡
Great video! I think a lot of these tips apply for learning ANY SKILL while having a full time job
Very true!! Thanks so much 😊
Absolutely right bro
Izzy l love your videos, can't even tell which I like the most.
Regarding ways of learning a language; I would suggest learning from someone you feel comfortable with, it helps a lot.
You have a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for sharing.
Thankyou Izzy, i think it's so Izzy 😄 to learn new languages if we have consistency and dicipline, thanks for your tips
Your videos are really very valuable...Thank you so much for putting your precious time teaching us what you have learned
I work 90-100 hours a week. Online tutoring sessions before starting job 1, listening to podcasts, and forcing myself to meet new language exchange partners helps considerably. It’s all about scheduling and doing it.
Learning Grammar/vocabulary is a tough slog but easy to stay motivated when you need them as building blocks. The biggest problem I find is making time to learn reading and writing. Since my real goal is for conversational Japanese it gets harder to make my mind focus any time on learning kanji. So I am going to experiment writing a few kanji when meeting partners to stay engaged.
Your style is addictive 😊
Actually I hated commuting around 1 hour time.
However your advice which you study while you commute to the hospital change my thought.
Now I am happy to watch your videos while I commute to my work. Thank you🎉
Not only have to go to school every day, but also have a lot of club-related things to be busy with, this video just fits my situation, thank you very much for the video! I learned a lot and love your videos very much!!!宝藏TH-camr！祝蒸蒸日上！！噶油噶油！！❤🙌
thanks, izzy. I like watching your program n listening to your English.
Thanks for the boost!
You are Perfect Teacher Thank you so much 🙏
I am from Laos! thanks a lot for you lessons!
You are phenomenal.Thanks a lot for uploading these videos, lighting up my world❤️❤️❤️.
Wow, thank you, I'm so happy to hear that!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for this content , Izzy! I'm so nervous about learning my languages(English/Chinese). I can't manage time to learn languages for work with my exam and work a full job. But it's very important in my daily. I watched your video it make me encourage myself again. I can do it. haha!
You got this!! 加油！🥰😊
Hi Izzy, Learning a language is very difficult without good learning methods. Thank you for sharing interesting facts about language learning.
一口气看下来，非常好。有具体的方法，有可以执行的细节。是个很好的学习推荐。
This is applicable not only to people with full-time jobs, but to students who claim they don't have time. I've pointed out that they don't practise in their commute time, which can be at least, 30 minutes a trip.
nice upload queen. ty for the tips
Cheers!
Thank you Izzy for sharing your well organized, arguable, and beginners friendly points of view of strategies and understanding of language learning. As a pre-center director of a language learning center in China, I found your advices very professional and inspiring! Encourages me a lot to keep improving and learn more! Thanks again!
i love you and your videos.. very easy to learn with these.. ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Izzy i'm your big fan ...teach me how to speak English well and grammatocally well. Your attitude is amzing in the way you present a lesson
Yeey thanks sharing tipsnya. I like it
Thank you Izzy. Very useful tips.
Thank you for this video! I found it really helpful!
I work as a call center agent right now and seriously, it's made me have little time to learn languages (currently learning French). But I am now resigning in favor of becoming a freelancer for better convenience. Because it sucks to have to wake up and prepare early to go to work. Although it's just walking distance, the time spent preparing feels wasted for me. And when I get home, I am already tired most of the time. The break times and lunches for me aren't enough either. We always have to be back way early or else we get called out. It also doesn't help that no devices, papers (or anything to write on like books), and pens are allowed in the production floor for fear that agents might write down their customers' personal information. Also, our resting areas aren't that good either. Mostly it's the locker room (which is too cramped) if not the cafeteria (which of course tends to have lots of people and can be distracting).
Wow Doctor u r so well organised. Shout out to ur parents n lecturers i guess. 👍🏻👩🏻⚕️
It would be amazing if you could do a video of your weekly routine excel sheet that we got a sneak peek of in one of your other videos! I'm always struggling to figure out the best way to use technology to make long-term plans, and your method looks like it could be really helpful.
love it!
Thank you so much for your English video. Have a nice Day.
☺👍
I like your strategy in learning with a very limited time
Tysm
Hi Izzy, in some of your videos, you mentioned you were under quite a bit of stress while in Cambridge, and you took a gap year and had been doing meditation and yoga. Could you go a video on the subject of burnouts and how to handle them? I think burnout is a common problem and a video from you will help many. Thanks in advance.
I should address you as Dr. Sealey now 😆
Thanks for this tips, i have been struggling with my chinese studies but i will keep working🙌, btw 很漂亮
Hi! Your channel keeps me motivated to study (taking a variant of GCES I the country I'm from). Could you possibly make a video about UK scholarships for international students? Thanks!
Hi! I am From Bangladesh.... I like so much your teaching system
I always enjoy watching your videos Izzy 🥰
I'm so glad, thank you so much Sasha!! 🥰
@@IzzySealey thanks to you Izzy for sharing such beautiful videos and because I can learn a lot ☺️❤️...
Can u share the link to the book ‘ Fluent Forever?
I just have followed your channel for 3 days and been impressed.
I'm a doctor too. :)
Yes..
I have this channel for learning English
Great videos Izzy and I can't wait to watch more of your content; past, present and future. Keep it up, thank you!🖖🔆
Hiya, Izzy. Thanks for these tips hehe. And the editing of this video rocks! It's different from your previous videos, I think hehe. Maybe it's just me lol
Aww thank you Tolm!! So glad you liked the tips and the editing! 😊❤
i dont even need this video, im just here because the youtuber is beautiful and smart!
Thank you so much for this!
nice lesson like usually and a great teacher ;)
Thank you Izzy - most helpful.
So glad it was helpful! ❤
Thanks for uploading useful information
Effective lesson, thanks Izzy ❤🙌
Hi Izzy. I just found your channel this week. Thank you so much for telling us about your journey on studying Mandarin. I also learn Mandarin lately, but I have a problem on memorizing Hànzì and the meaning of the words. My method is to write all the words while memorize it, but I keep forget the words by tomorrow, and just remember few of them😢
After I watch some of your video, I notice you really love Anki. But I have no idea how to use it and how it can help me optimize my Chinese learning. If you dont mind, could you make a video about how to use Anki for studying Mandarin?
By the way, thank you for your all videos Izzy. I'll wait for your next vids❤
Love the way you are. ❤
很鼓励人! Time for me to improve my English
How different between"Common"and"Genoral"and Can you show me about, How to using that, Thank you
I want to learn Arabi.You inspired me to continue
I always plan a routine for language learning but I postpone or ignore it as I need to prioritize my assignments. That is breaking my routine and leading to procrastination.
Oh, that's nice! I'm learning Chinese too as a Japanese person. I hope to learn Chinese through your Channel too. I'm just curious how learning Chinese benefits your life.
What a knock out😍.....come to Colombia someday,
Nice tips to learn a language with full time job. Thank you👍🙏
I am a student and its so hard to do homework and learn English at the same time and I need to learn German too..
😊I love it’s, perfect.😊
Izzy, all your podcasts are about how to be a more perfect you! The trick is how to hold one self honest and motivated. This is where 99% of us struggle with. It’s refreshing to see that it can be done through shear dedication which you’ve shown to the World.
additional tip: start watching Taiwanese dramas. They are so addicting, once you start you will always find time to watch them and learn Mandarin hehehe
Your smile is so sweet.
I really want to learn Chinese, but at the same time I am hesitated to do so and just don't know where to begin. I am fascinated with Chinese culture, food, values, costume, and their ancient history. I would love to visit all the historical sites one day and interact with the local. Thanks for the tips, hopefully I will be fluent with the first 1000 common use Chinese words.
One quick way is to obtain on line and book
reference grammars in your 1st & 2nd languages
to compare parallel elements, including words, etc. for words that are common to most languages (see Wikipedia for Chinese, English, etc. on line reference grammars)
But, for culturally unique
words of each language
we must do own research into articles, websites, videos, books, etc. examples include
Chinese-- yin & yang
English--hip (Adjective!)
curiosities-- how ziyou for most of 20th century to Westerners meant freedom But to Chinese
meant individual anti social, while zingy meant freedom-- much ❤problem for Western Cold War propaganda !!
But in 1980s 90s Chinese everywhere, including Mainland, adopted Western definition of ziyou as freedom in Western sense. This is quite striking, but no 1 seems to notice & analyze & discuss. ?!!?
Perhaps you can!!
You are always rock and cool ❤️❤️❤️ very nice job🎉..God bless 🍫
Good job.
Great ideas!!❤
Thank you so much dear 🥰🥰🥰
How can i Love the way you are!
You have sweet voice
You look a lot like my mum when she was young 😮❤️
Thanks for sharing
Whenever I do sth and I do not need to focus excessively I tend to describe everyhing I see in english. It is really benefitial as I see some everyday object and simply do not know how to name them properly, I know how to desrcibe what are they used for but I sometimes catch myself on the wrong foot and notice a new blank space in my glossary.