It would be awesome if you used the kind of subtitles that "easy mandarin" uses. Pinyin, english, and hanzi at the same time. It should be really easy to do it nowadays with tools such as capcut, which automatically creates subtitles with its good AI.
You can do this yourself using the dualsub chrome extension, but I wouldn't recommend it. It is much more efficient for your own learning to get used to looking only at the Chinese characters and looking up the meanings of individual words when you need to. Soft (cc) subtitles are MUCH more beneficial for Chinese learners as it allows us to look up words, copy sentences, and create sentence cards from the content. I personally find the pinyin+english+hanzi subs to be extremely distracting and get in the way of the actual content.
@tebby24chinese I'm actually just trying to acquire as much vocabulary as I can. Not focusing on reading characters, that'll come later. I still use Anki and know about 600 chatacters, but not that much anymore, I felt it was holding me back, so I will try to focus on comprehensible listening input
I'm against this, personally. It's easy enough for each listener to add pinyin and english if they need it, but virtually impossible to ignore or block out if you want to focus on the hanzi.
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谢谢你们我觉得很努力的工作❤祝你们工作顺利🎉
谢谢帅哥
I like that only English subtitles,i can focus on listening, it is amazing format❤
Thanks!
很有意思，我学了很多生词。感谢您们！
谢谢 希望对你有所帮助
Thank you guys. Keep it up!!
谢谢大龙
好学习的视频，而且很重要的题目。总是有事情要思考。
谢谢 日后大叔们会继续挑选这些值得思考的议题👍
It would be awesome if you used the kind of subtitles that "easy mandarin" uses. Pinyin, english, and hanzi at the same time. It should be really easy to do it nowadays with tools such as capcut, which automatically creates subtitles with its good AI.
You can do this yourself using the dualsub chrome extension, but I wouldn't recommend it. It is much more efficient for your own learning to get used to looking only at the Chinese characters and looking up the meanings of individual words when you need to. Soft (cc) subtitles are MUCH more beneficial for Chinese learners as it allows us to look up words, copy sentences, and create sentence cards from the content. I personally find the pinyin+english+hanzi subs to be extremely distracting and get in the way of the actual content.
@tebby24chinese I'm actually just trying to acquire as much vocabulary as I can. Not focusing on reading characters, that'll come later. I still use Anki and know about 600 chatacters, but not that much anymore, I felt it was holding me back, so I will try to focus on comprehensible listening input
I'm against this, personally. It's easy enough for each listener to add pinyin and english if they need it, but virtually impossible to ignore or block out if you want to focus on the hanzi.
周二？😮
这是另一个新型态的节目，中高级播客还是会在每周三 👍
I prefer the music style in this one, the other one feels like it's too much.
You mean the opening music?
@@RichardChineseLanguage Yes, it's better if it's shorter.
Got it 😊 @@Reflekt0r
别让自己一边抱怨一年又一年过去了。
这里“一边” 的意思是什么？
通常会用 一边…一边… 同时做两件事的意思
是的，但是一年过去了，抱怨，这两件事怎么在一样的时间做的？