This is one of the most useful learning videos I've come across to help with comprehension. The cycle of repeats with no pinyin to start is perfect. And lots of new words to learn. Random, short, useful sentences. A mixture of levels. Thank you so much. Denis
I love this thanks a lot. I used to speak Chinese when I was young but living abroad so long made me forget Chinese. And now relearning the language. I didn’t realise my level is still intermediate. I can understand most of these.
stuff like 辣椒 is HSK 5. Multiple words like 1st aid 急救 dont even have an hsk level cause you rarely need them. You should focus on 急 cause its hsk 3 and actually useful.
This is how I felt when I went to live and work in hangzhou. It does get easier. For example, going to starbucks, I'd ask to practice Chinese and they say okay...but it took me one month to hear and understand the phrase, "to have here or take away." I learned basic mandarin before going and so I had a scattering of words but not put together to use. This is great. Keep going with it!
please do another episode of this. this is so important to improve. me and some friends learn only through this method and it is really the most efficient
Hey, can you make some intermediate Mandarin videos in this format please? It is PERFECT: 1) Audio only 2) Audio only, repeated 3) Read along with Mandarin audio 4) With English audio 5) Once more in Mandarin. *** LOVE IT ***
Chinese listening is very helpful.. It is almost impossible to hear Chinese if you only study by single Hanzi. Sound is different when they flow together. DUI???
Your pinyin alphabet and listening practices have helped me hurdle two major obstacles in learning Chinese: 1) Chinese characters; and 2) understanding spoken putonghua. May I know what radio stations found in APKs use the Mandarin language?
The Chinese dictation is perfect. I just wish the English speaker spoke normally (without the “acting”) and at natural speed. It is for chinese listening practice, not ESL, after all. Actually, it’d be 100% better without the English voice altogether.
I find this content really helpful! Thanks a lot! I am also curious, I have seen quite a few videos with the title "Efficient/Effective Chinese listening practice," do you know if the efficacy of this method of repeating the sentences in this way is backed by a body of research? I'm very interested in the research on language learning and I'm just curious if there have been studies that substantiate this is the most effective way to train your listening skills, or at least more effective than various other methods. If so, I would love to read this research. (Either way, I find it is helpful myself). Thanks again!
She's speaking with a very clear Beijing teacher accent, although Shui and a few other words throw me off too. Makes me read the hanzi to clarify, so that's good.
the repeated native reading of the phrase, before and after the translation, was very helpful; but it wd have been even better if there had been a word or two of vocab included in the corner space, as it was not always clear which word corresponded to which.
Jesus Christ. This is for beginners??? I thought I was in the begin, but I realized I’m not. Lol My listening is horrible, I don’t know why. If I listen I can’t understand, if I can’t understand it make me want to give up. I really hate my listening skills.
The Chinese speaking/reading portion is great, the English reading voice is little hard to listen to. Is it even needed to have the English phrases read out loud. Presumably, we all read English at this stage of our intellectual development and only subtitles in English would have been enough. Or if the English translation had to be read out loud, may be the English-speaking voice could have tuned it down a little bit. After all, we are here to put an emphasis on Chinese language listening skills not English language listening ones. I, personally, felt my brain being pierced by the English-speaking voice which sounded like talking to hard of hearing people.
I like to just listen whithout having to look at the screen so the english voice is actually very helpful for me since so many times it's missing. Thus, viewpoints.
This would be amazing if.... It was divided into smaller pieces to make "rewinding" way easier to manually repeat phrases. That seems like an easy fix. Next time have 2 native speakers read each sentence. So it still gets read twice but once by a female and then followed by a male. I have experienced that method before and it helps a lot. Also, leave the English out.
Chinese is so difficult to understand. My friends want me to try to learn it, but even the basic sentences in this video are too hard for me. So many of the words and sounds sound the same. And I can't pick up tones at all. Not sure how I can possible comprehend a language like this at all.
You can change the playback speed to 0.5 or 0.75 But do not start with this video If you are an absolute Beginner. This is more of Hsk2-3 content. Which is 600 characters More than an absolute Beginner. I'd suggest you start with 1.) ChineseForUs- HSK1 lessons for vocab and after a month of studying Hsk1 vocab, listen to their Chinese stories to test yourself. And 2.) Lichao chinese Hsk1 because he teaches out of the standard book. Also, hsk 1 flashcard apps helped me alot. I learned Hsk1 vocab in 2 months but it took a Little longer for me to get accustomed to listening because I was watching Chinese dramas back to back. I didn't focus on listening to hsk 1 too much which caused a delay. So, with that being said, use this two channels and watch them at least 20-30xs until it stick. I learned 10 korean phrases and 15-20 korean verbs in a matter of two weeks, because I played the phrases at least 30xs, for hours, while I was at work and on the train, on the way home. Little progress is better than none at all. Chinese for us and Lichao Chinese is great to get you accustomed. Then, you can get the first 100 chinese Character book from Barnes and noble for about $10-15 Or You can download the book for free at www.pdfdrive.com and use a separate notebook to practice stroke order. Take your time Don't move on to the next level until you've mastered the first . Don't stress about grammar just remember how someone is saying it and remember the order of which it's taught. Just as babies do. You are a baby when it come to learning Languages you don't know, so think like one lol 😂 but smarter and more experienced. If I could go from knowing how to say thank you in Chinese from a Jackie Chan movie in 1996 lol 😂 to passing Hsk1, being able to say basic phrases and stuff in a matter of months, you can too. One word or one Character at a time, right? 💜Stay strong and don't beat yourself up for not knowing something that you haven't been exposed to or haven't been taught to know.🙃 Take your time. You have time.✊🏾❣️
As a matter of fact, with any learning video that you use, on TH-cam, you can play it at 0.5 to 0.75 speed to make it easier for you😁 I play chinese dramas at 0.75 more now, than when I first started my Journey in January 2020.
This is one of the most useful learning videos I've come across to help with comprehension. The cycle of repeats with no pinyin to start is perfect. And lots of new words to learn. Random, short, useful sentences. A mixture of levels. Thank you so much. Denis
Judging by the amount of words an expresions, I consider this as a intermediate level to be honest
I love this thanks a lot. I used to speak Chinese when I was young but living abroad so long made me forget Chinese. And now relearning the language. I didn’t realise my level is still intermediate. I can understand most of these.
The font of Chinese characters are very clear and nice. The display on the screen are perfect. Very useful lessons. Thank you for your teaching.
This is the best Chinese learning video I've ever had. I've already donated and I will donate more in the future."
well if this is for beginners i havent started to learn anything near for beginners。🤔
but i'll listen over and over till i understand!!🤗😁
Hahhahahaha
I think it's hsk 2-4
I think hsk 1-4 is beginner level
And hsk 5 and beyond is advanced.
4-5 years of college level studying.
stuff like 辣椒 is HSK 5. Multiple words like 1st aid 急救 dont even have an hsk level cause you rarely need them. You should focus on 急 cause its hsk 3 and actually useful.
This is how I felt when I went to live and work in hangzhou. It does get easier. For example, going to starbucks, I'd ask to practice Chinese and they say okay...but it took me one month to hear and understand the phrase, "to have here or take away." I learned basic mandarin before going and so I had a scattering of words but not put together to use. This is great. Keep going with it!
Thanks for posting this. Understanding spoken chinese is what I have the most difficulty with.
Hey guys, this is great and one of the best ear trainings out there. Much obliged.
currently, I'm studying Chinese and this channel helped me 👌👍
please do another episode of this. this is so important to improve. me and some friends learn only through this method and it is really the most efficient
I find listening is the most difficult skill to acquire, esp in Mandarin! Anyway, this video is superb! Thank you a zillion for your efforts!
I am newbie, i am learned chinese 5 days, anthought i don't understand a lot but i know: i'm just pacian. I will success
That's not for beginners, more like lower intermediate. For me it's perfect! Best video of this sort.
Hey, can you make some intermediate Mandarin videos in this format please? It is PERFECT: 1) Audio only 2) Audio only, repeated 3) Read along with Mandarin audio 4) With English audio 5) Once more in Mandarin. *** LOVE IT ***
你太多帮助我的汉语。谢感您
Chinese listening is very helpful.. It is almost impossible to hear Chinese if you only study by single Hanzi. Sound is different when they flow together.
DUI???
Useful tip everyone-:Learn pinyin pronounciation first and listen to this. It'll really make this a lot easier to grasp.
Fantastic! Super helpful! Love it. Thank you.
very useful. keep listening till you understand them all.
感谢您的工作，非常有用的材料。
Your pinyin alphabet and listening practices have helped me hurdle two major obstacles in learning Chinese: 1) Chinese characters; and 2) understanding spoken putonghua. May I know what radio stations found in APKs use the Mandarin language?
Que perfeito !! Estava procurando um estudo assim!! 😍❤
This is great just the way it is! Thanks!
why shei sounds like shui to me ><
such a hopefull video, thank you!
Very useful video as it expands your vocab without long sentences.
I like this very much. Thank you for your great work. 我这个很喜欢。 谢谢你很给力。
The Chinese dictation is perfect. I just wish the English speaker spoke normally (without the “acting”) and at natural speed. It is for chinese listening practice, not ESL, after all. Actually, it’d be 100% better without the English voice altogether.
i’ve been taking lessons at school for three years almost. i would count this as intermediate level learner since i never learned these until 2 year
Its so useful,thank you sooo much,非常感谢💓
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Thank you, The best video.
Excellent learning resource. Thank you.
If this is for begginers than I'm level -3 please help me.
太感谢您，很有意思。我一定要好好地学习一下
Good job! I find this efficient! Thank you!
Excellent
Thanks a lot
this is so helpful
喜欢💕
Such a great video!
I'd say this is more like higher elementary than beginner. It's a good level for me though.
this is such a good video
Many thanks! It's really really helpful for me!!
I take Chinese at school and I need to study more
Most useful videos , thank you
Congratulations and... Thenks a lot. Hen, Hen, Hen Hao!!!! Me gusta mucho. Mil Gracias!!!!!!
太好听。谢谢
the thumbnail photo,,is nice and firm.
VERY GOOD please make more!!
Very useful
Thanks
Thank you!
Good video.
Can someone explain? Why in 着牛奶有酸味, “有” translates like “tastes”? Or it’s just another translation of “the milk has a sour taste”?
This is very advanced for me
very helpful
Thanks!
Thank you very much for your support ❤️❤️
I find this content really helpful! Thanks a lot! I am also curious, I have seen quite a few videos with the title "Efficient/Effective Chinese listening practice," do you know if the efficacy of this method of repeating the sentences in this way is backed by a body of research? I'm very interested in the research on language learning and I'm just curious if there have been studies that substantiate this is the most effective way to train your listening skills, or at least more effective than various other methods. If so, I would love to read this research. (Either way, I find it is helpful myself). Thanks again!
Great video. Thanks
23 / 9 / 2020 good job i suggest this video divide to 6 parts ....
Why?
This is great. Thank you. Is there a way to get a print out of the Chinese and English text for study in reading recognition?
Thank u
🐂 excellently
I want a friend to study mandarin with!
#0.75 speed 😉
Yes lol I do this with cdramas. It helped sooooo much
Great suggestion! 👍
I literally bit my tongue attempting thid... 😄 perhaps I'll come back after a few lessons.
Hahahhahhahahahhahahahahahahahhahabwnbwhhahahahahaha
It's like a tongue twister 😭😭
我怎么提高中文。我不能都明白他的说话。”醒“ “行” “星” “性”。哈哈哈哈哈！不可能。
hamburger... hanbaobao thank you thank you😎😎👏👏👏 ،🇩🇿🇩🇿
12:18
Hi. Can somebody tell me pls what accent is the lady using? Because in some videos i watched, they pronounce some words differently. Thanks a lot!
She's speaking with a very clear Beijing teacher accent, although Shui and a few other words throw me off too. Makes me read the hanzi to clarify, so that's good.
Thanks for your hard work. All your videos are great xiexie le
Anyone know why @2:09 ends with 的? I’m a super beginner haha
the repeated native reading of the phrase, before and after the translation, was very helpful; but it wd have been even better if there had been a word or two of vocab included in the corner space, as it was not always clear which word corresponded to which.
0,75 😉
🇧🇷👍 parabéns Congratulations 🇧🇷👍
Should be: Whose book is this?
❤❤❤
中文普通话发音真的非常标准，播音员级别的。。。。
11 Saying Ta shi shui de pengyou?
Jesus Christ. This is for beginners??? I thought I was in the begin, but I realized I’m not. Lol
My listening is horrible, I don’t know why. If I listen I can’t understand, if I can’t understand it make me want to give up.
I really hate my listening skills.
The Chinese speaking/reading portion is great, the English reading voice is little hard to listen to. Is it even needed to have the English phrases read out loud. Presumably, we all read English at this stage of our intellectual development and only subtitles in English would have been enough. Or if the English translation had to be read out loud, may be the English-speaking voice could have tuned it down a little bit. After all, we are here to put an emphasis on Chinese language listening skills not English language listening ones. I, personally, felt my brain being pierced by the English-speaking voice which sounded like talking to hard of hearing people.
I like to just listen whithout having to look at the screen so the english voice is actually very helpful for me since so many times it's missing.
Thus, viewpoints.
是什么好奇心驱使中文十级的我点了进来？😉啥时候我的外语也能做到一字不错地听出来就好了🤣🤣
جميل
This would be amazing if....
It was divided into smaller pieces to make "rewinding" way easier to manually repeat phrases. That seems like an easy fix. Next time have 2 native speakers read each sentence. So it still gets read twice but once by a female and then followed by a male. I have experienced that method before and it helps a lot. Also, leave the English out.
我愿意
This is good but at begginers level the Chinese should have two speeds; one slow and one normal speed
It would be nice if there were also 繁體 characters
Wish it be english first to know the sentence, then chinese after, instead of the other way around
I noticed the intonation of Faguo isn’t right?
Hi Kendra, may I use this material to try and remake the video but with an indigenous voice?
We do not allow the reuse of our content.
Make gramerwise .chinese by every grammarian.more trans system new grammar benifit mind meaning correctical call grammars chinese to english
Crazy hard
101. 34:49
Sometimes we just know.
Many Chinese words are very complicated and just not make any sense. one=一 ; two= 二; three=三 ; apple=蘋果; lemon =檸檬
Good but not for biginners as stated
조으다
조아요
ㅇㅈ
ㄹㅇ
❤🙏🏻
I feel like I'll be an intermediate by the end of this video😂 (if I learn every single character and tone😂 I'm delusional)
辅导
急救辣椒
Chinese is so difficult to understand. My friends want me to try to learn it, but even the basic sentences in this video are too hard for me. So many of the words and sounds sound the same. And I can't pick up tones at all. Not sure how I can possible comprehend a language like this at all.
It's been one month, how has your learning improved?
You can change the playback speed to 0.5 or 0.75
But do not start with this video If you are an absolute Beginner.
This is more of Hsk2-3 content.
Which is 600 characters More than an absolute Beginner.
I'd suggest you start with
1.) ChineseForUs- HSK1 lessons for vocab and after a month of studying Hsk1 vocab, listen to their Chinese stories to test yourself.
And
2.) Lichao chinese Hsk1 because he teaches out of the standard book.
Also, hsk 1 flashcard apps helped me alot.
I learned Hsk1 vocab in 2 months but it took a Little longer for me to get accustomed to listening because I was watching Chinese dramas back to back. I didn't focus on listening to hsk 1 too much which caused a delay. So, with that being said, use this two channels and watch them at least 20-30xs until it stick.
I learned 10 korean phrases and 15-20 korean verbs in a matter of two weeks, because I played the phrases at least 30xs, for hours, while I was at work and on the train, on the way home.
Little progress is better than none at all.
Chinese for us and Lichao Chinese is great to get you accustomed.
Then, you can get the first 100 chinese Character book from Barnes and noble for about $10-15
Or
You can download the book for free at www.pdfdrive.com and use a separate notebook to practice stroke order.
Take your time
Don't move on to the next level until you've mastered the first .
Don't stress about grammar just remember how someone is saying it and remember the order of which it's taught.
Just as babies do.
You are a baby when it come to learning Languages you don't know, so think like one lol 😂 but smarter and more experienced.
If I could go from knowing how to say thank you in Chinese from a Jackie Chan movie in 1996 lol 😂 to passing Hsk1, being able to say basic phrases and stuff in a matter of months, you can too.
One word or one Character at a time, right?
💜Stay strong and don't beat yourself up for not knowing something that you haven't been exposed to or haven't been taught to know.🙃
Take your time. You have time.✊🏾❣️
As a matter of fact, with any learning video that you use, on TH-cam, you can play it at 0.5 to 0.75 speed to make it easier for you😁
I play chinese dramas at 0.75 more now, than when I first started my Journey in January 2020.
Oh and Chinese buddy Alphabet song and the nihao wo jiao Tim song lol 😂
I use to love chinese buddy Alphabet song.