I absolutely LOVE your videos. You’re one of the few Chinese teachers on TH-cam i can understand without English subtitles! I completely agree, more listening and less talking, the only thing i disagree with is Duolingo. I actually really like it as a quick, gamified supplement to learning. I think it’s fun. Pimsleurs i don’t really care for though, it seems outdated. Thanks for all your videos, you’re so good!
I can't express my thanks enough. I feel so confident after watching your video and understanding completely! I've been trying to language exchange recently, and I felt really bad after a couple calls that made me feel like I have absolutely no Chinese. Now, I really understand I need to ask my partners to speak more instead of always trying to get me to speak... it's been quite difficult, because most people aren't taught to learn that way.
So happy to hear that! Yes limit yourself to more important/high frequency words and then slowly progress! Natives won’t know how to limit their words and that could be very overwhelming! Comprehensible Input is the way to go!
I've been studying Chinese for a while, but watching this video is the first time I've been able to understand full Chinese sentences and feel how much I've progressed since I started studying. Truly 很開心！
This has absolutely been true for me as well. Every time I make significant gains in vocabulary or understanding it is always a result of more listening to comprehensible input. Listening to native content is fun, but learning from it is hard because every sentence is whistling past at lightning speed - even if I know most of the words or the grammar it's gone before I can process it. I can learn words from flashcards just fine, but it's the stories I listen to or read that teach me how and when to actually use them.
This was great, thanks. It's the perfect balance between "too simple" and "too difficult", exactly what I've been looking for. You deserve 100x more viewers for your amazing channel, thanks again !
Absolutely right. It's just like learning to play the piano (or any musical instrument). Bit by bit you get there, but if you keep repeating the same thing, you'll just get good at repeating the same thing. You won't understand how music works and how to improvise. Drills are useful, as are scales, but they should only make up a fraction of your practise, and it is more efficient focus on them a bit further into your journey. However, drills to get sounds right must happen at the outset. If you don't focus on the quality of the sound for a guitar or string instrument for example, you're digging yourself into a hole full of bad habits that is extremely hard to crawl out off. Been there!
I completely agree! As a beginner learner, I thought that speaking more would be better. But with speaking, you are only limited to the words you know. But with listening, you would understand what other people say and open up plenty of opportunities. Plus listening is a good skill to have in general, not just language learning. That's why I'm learning a lot from your videos. 谢谢你！
Someone should write a book about this I feel like people have to search all over to understand what the steps are to learn a language, the slow listening really really helps!
@@comprehensiblechinese I found out about comprehensible intput when I was learning French, and I was looking for Chinese c.i. channels. Many of the channels just go through HSK textbooks. There are some c.i. channels that are good, but yours is just great!
I agree with everything except that when your level is higher you got to learn and listen to things you don't completely understand. Keep making more videos, they really help
Me personally, I have improved a lot by using graded readers, like DuChinese. I think reading is particularily useful, because one can slow down the language to one's liking. Whereas, with audible content, that cannot be done as easily. The natural corollary is that one will always have a much better reading comprehension than listening comprehension, because the reading acts like a crutch. However, I don't think this is a problem, as long as one also practices listening.
This is right at my level!! Yaaay! Your gestures also really help me! Duolingo is repetitive but it's the boring kind. The characters aren't used in novel and interesting ways and there's no message to connect with.
I agree with you! This is my 4th language. I have learned so much from you in such a short time. You have also influenced my teaching of Spanish. My problem with Duolingo is that people learn incorrect pronunciation. Unless the person already is very familiar with the language and just wants grammar practice, I don't recomment Duolingo. I listen to TV, music, and stories in Mandarin to increase my listening comprehension and just understanding the sound of the language. You have to listen a lot!!! Thanks for all you do. You are the best!!!
I really appreciate how slow you speak for us. It's so much easier to understand than the crazy fast speed normal Chinese is spoken. I also learned a new phrase, "Xin ku le," today. It's the equivalent of お疲れ様です (otsukaresamadesu) in Japanese, and i didn't know they uad it in Chinese and Korean, too. I always did have a hard time translating that well into English.
Laoshi, why some other podcast i can’t really understand but yours are above 90% ? Lol even i already use 2x speed up on your podcast but still understand.🥳 , so now youre my fav!
I've tried Pimsleur. Improved a bit, but then it also sounded boring to me. Now I watch your videos and create cards with sentences on Anki, that I also study every day. From time to time I also write HSK 1-2 characters. Thank you so much for your videos.
I completely agree, listening is key ! And it's better if you understand what is said Although I learned english using mostly native level content, but that's incredibly inefficient (I have no idea how I could just watch stuff and understand 5% of it without getting bored at 10yo) But your videos divided in different levels are very efficient and interesting, so thank you lao shi ! I feel like my mandarin is better than my german in 5 months vs 6 years at school 😅
我同意你说的一切。 I hope i was almost correct, i wanted to say i agree with everything you said, especially the part where you said that you feel motivated when you are able to understand everything you listen, like in this video. I love comprehensible input
Great content, thanks a lot for your efforts！I definitely agree on the importance of comprehensible input to acquire a new language. What do you think about speaking faster in high intermediate videos? I think it could really help us intermediate learners to get used more gradually to the native speakers’ speed. It is true that there is already faster intermediate/advanced content out there but often they also make use of more difficult vocabulary…
Hey there, I want my videos to be low intermediate learners(even beginners) friendly. If you are in intermediate level, I think it shouldn't harm to watch some Chinese shows/vlogs.
I think Duolingo can still be useful . Not as a main learning resource of course, more like something you do casually every day, like, instead of mindlessly browsing the internet or playing games. The repetitiveness sucks, yes, but only at the beginning, when you didn't discover enough words yet. Once you use it for a few days/a week, it starts to make more sense, because by that time you will probably start to forget some words you've learned earlier. So it kinda works like spaced repetition. And the more you use it, the more words and grammar you learn and the less boring it becomes.
Yes I've tried the Duolingo app & I totally agree loashi it's so boring & repetitive I felt like I wasn't learning anything like I was going nowhere fast & you trying to figure out how to say Duolingo haha hen ke ai♥️ I was rooting for you first try (yes)!😀2nd try she's got it!wait..🤨what? Attempt 3 & 4 perfect!🎊 I noticed how it made you lose focus the deep sigh afterwards told it all😄
@@comprehensiblechinese 😆 you got it laoshi as far as English pronunciation goes you said it correctly & now you know how to say it in Chinese so you'll never have to question it again we appreciate you not cutting that part out when trying to say Duolingo because you could've edited it until you said it perfectly in Chinese but you didn't & that's what makes you such an awesome teacher you just kept it as is & showed us that it's ok to make mistakes & don't give up probably wasn't the message you were trying put out at the time but you know what I mean🤣
I agree with you for sure and I love DR krashen, but all I'm wondering what if I don't know any single word in that foreign language! This will need more patient to listen for months when you can't grasp or figure out the sentences, tenses and structures. So I think at least we need a little background, is that so ?
I agree with the duolingo opinion Its good to construct your sentences correctly but it repeats a lot and im like okaayy i get it move ooon please I really like your format of videos, this onde helped me understand the 得 particle a little better 😊
I have never tried Duolingo, but i did the first 2.5 lots of pimsleur. I did learn, and the english that is used diminishes as you go on, but it is very boring and it teaches you "pointless" vocabulary (do i really need to know how to say "international department"?). Also it asks you to memorize some very grammatically hard sentences that feel way beyond my ability. There again, it did help in some ways, so who knows...
I think Pimsleur should change the dialogues (I bet some AI is talking anyway) to make it less tedious, and structure better what they ask you to remember. Still, when I managed to pass my very first lesson I felt exhilarated as even that simple dialogue felt like black magic. In any case, despite what they claim, it does NOT teach you to speak, so let's keep expectations low 😂.
Hahaha it’s quite interactive and that’s how it amazed me at first because it’s recorded lessons and back then I thought speaking was really important. But the big idea of pimsluer is that they force you to talk a lot(when you are probably not ready) and people might just repeating the wrong sentences again and again without noticing them. And it’s kinda boring, just generic dialogues.
@@comprehensiblechinese rote sentence repetitions are best. Eileen from Mandarin corner and also Carly from Carly Speaks are the very best on youtube for nice rote sentences read out by humans. There is also HSKTips which has a massive amount, but they are computer voices with no pretty girl to look at. Learn grammar passively, learn vocabulary actively, using sentences in context.
@@comprehensiblechinese I didn't even try speaking Chinese the first three years. As a result I nail my tones and actually know and can corrrectly produce JQX R ZH CH those sounds really don't exist in european languages. I am sooooo glad i didn't drill in errors.
@@comprehensiblechinese When do you think someone is ready to talk a lot? I am no longer sure there is the right time. For example with Spanish and French I can comprehend native speech (I listen to audiobooks in these languages), yet I still do not know how to speak well. I mean I can't even conjugate common verbs correctly :') (edit to say I learned these languages only through listening/reading input)
It would be cool to have an English translation (maybe just TH-cam subtitles) to make sure we are truly understanding everything. Other than that, awesome video!! Keep it up!
I understand what you mean, but studies show that people learn a lot less when native subtitles are on. Even if you don’t fully understand a word, each time you see it it will make more sense.
There is an addon for Chrome, you can have English, Pinyin and Hanzi shown at the same time, plus dictionary in case you need more. Usually with CI the rule is if you find some material too tough then you need to lower a lever till you are comfortable.
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I absolutely LOVE your videos. You’re one of the few Chinese teachers on TH-cam i can understand without English subtitles! I completely agree, more listening and less talking, the only thing i disagree with is Duolingo. I actually really like it as a quick, gamified supplement to learning. I think it’s fun. Pimsleurs i don’t really care for though, it seems outdated. Thanks for all your videos, you’re so good!
If you like it then that’s even better!
I can't express my thanks enough. I feel so confident after watching your video and understanding completely! I've been trying to language exchange recently, and I felt really bad after a couple calls that made me feel like I have absolutely no Chinese. Now, I really understand I need to ask my partners to speak more instead of always trying to get me to speak... it's been quite difficult, because most people aren't taught to learn that way.
So happy to hear that! Yes limit yourself to more important/high frequency words and then slowly progress! Natives won’t know how to limit their words and that could be very overwhelming! Comprehensible Input is the way to go!
I've been studying Chinese for a while, but watching this video is the first time I've been able to understand full Chinese sentences and feel how much I've progressed since I started studying. Truly 很開心！
The magic of comprehensible input 😌
This has absolutely been true for me as well. Every time I make significant gains in vocabulary or understanding it is always a result of more listening to comprehensible input. Listening to native content is fun, but learning from it is hard because every sentence is whistling past at lightning speed - even if I know most of the words or the grammar it's gone before I can process it.
I can learn words from flashcards just fine, but it's the stories I listen to or read that teach me how and when to actually use them.
Wow! So glad to have found this channel. Please don't stop making videos!
i won't ;)
"El chino se escribe sin espacios y el español se habla sin espacios", an excelent channel of comprensible input of Spanish, @Spanishinput.
This was great, thanks. It's the perfect balance between "too simple" and "too difficult", exactly what I've been looking for. You deserve 100x more viewers for your amazing channel, thanks again !
great work. congratulations. this is really compelling. you did as stephen krasen recomends. it is perfect
Absolutely right. It's just like learning to play the piano (or any musical instrument). Bit by bit you get there, but if you keep repeating the same thing, you'll just get good at repeating the same thing. You won't understand how music works and how to improvise. Drills are useful, as are scales, but they should only make up a fraction of your practise, and it is more efficient focus on them a bit further into your journey. However, drills to get sounds right must happen at the outset. If you don't focus on the quality of the sound for a guitar or string instrument for example, you're digging yourself into a hole full of bad habits that is extremely hard to crawl out off. Been there!
Good comparison!
I agree what you Say. Thank you for the way you explane. It is magic that i can understand what you say!!!
I completely agree! As a beginner learner, I thought that speaking more would be better. But with speaking, you are only limited to the words you know. But with listening, you would understand what other people say and open up plenty of opportunities. Plus listening is a good skill to have in general, not just language learning.
That's why I'm learning a lot from your videos. 谢谢你！
Someone should write a book about this I feel like people have to search all over to understand what the steps are to learn a language, the slow listening really really helps!
Good video! I love your channel. I truly believe the most important thing is engaging with language content on your level, like you said
我跟你完全同意。以前我很喜欢pimsleur，但是我发现简单的输入更有效了。你的视频十分有用的。我非常感谢你啊！辛苦了！
不客气，我也很开心你觉得我的视频有用！
This is an amazing advice not only for studying Chinese but for the other languages as well. Thank you so much!!!!
Yours is probably the best comprehensible input chanel for mandarin on TH-cam! I wish your channel all the best, I know that I am a subscriber know!
Thanks! I agree with you 😏😏
😁😁what other languages do you speak?
@@ИгорьЭльманович only English Japanese and some Spanish
@@comprehensiblechinese I found out about comprehensible intput when I was learning French, and I was looking for Chinese c.i. channels. Many of the channels just go through HSK textbooks. There are some c.i. channels that are good, but yours is just great!
@@ИгорьЭльманович I used to use textbooks too but now I can’t stand most of them.
Can I make a guess? I bet you like Stephen Krashen and his five hypotheses, especially the Input Hypothesis.
Thanks again for the great video.
Correct!
@@comprehensiblechinese I knew it! Have and i+1 day! 😄
I agree with everything except that when your level is higher you got to learn and listen to things you don't completely understand. Keep making more videos, they really help
I agree with you! I’m also trying to see how to bring people from understanding comprehensible input videos to native speakers.
please make more videos about comprehensible input. Talking about the process is really cool
definitely will!
超可爱😂我难过的时候会看这个视频，看你说duolingo哈哈。我开玩笑的，其实我觉得你英语的发音很标准！
以前我很自信地说duolingo 直到我听到英语母语者的发音。😂😂😂
Completely agree. Wonderful video. Thank you. 😊
我觉得你说得很对！我汉语学习了一年了，刚发现了comprehensive imput是一个真方便的办法。我希望comprehensive imput会帮我提高我的口语。多谢！💌💌
Me personally, I have improved a lot by using graded readers, like DuChinese. I think reading is particularily useful, because one can slow down the language to one's liking. Whereas, with audible content, that cannot be done as easily.
The natural corollary is that one will always have a much better reading comprehension than listening comprehension, because the reading acts like a crutch. However, I don't think this is a problem, as long as one also practices listening.
谢谢你！
我开始学习中文3个月了，我觉得听得懂中文很难。
但是我找到了你的视频，所以现在我很高兴！
我也很高兴🥰
Great video. 辛苦了！ It's like in Japanese. ご苦労様でした！ meaning Thank you (for you hard work).
Wow thank you! You are the sweetest❤❤❤
Amazing, thank you so much for creating this channel! Please keep adding beginner level video, it is so helpful
Will do!
This is right at my level!! Yaaay! Your gestures also really help me!
Duolingo is repetitive but it's the boring kind. The characters aren't used in novel and interesting ways and there's no message to connect with.
Thank you! This video is amazing
I agree with you! This is my 4th language. I have learned so much from you in such a short time. You have also influenced my teaching of Spanish. My problem with Duolingo is that people learn incorrect pronunciation. Unless the person already is very familiar with the language and just wants grammar practice, I don't recomment Duolingo. I listen to TV, music, and stories in Mandarin to increase my listening comprehension and just understanding the sound of the language. You have to listen a lot!!! Thanks for all you do. You are the best!!!
Really like this content, more than the kids stories. Please more like this excellent.
非常好的视频！谢谢你！我99%听懂。在学校我觉得最大的问题是教的东西无聊。教法也无聊。最重要的事是用合适水平的资料。比如说我听不懂中国的电影。你非常好的老师！！！
对，电影中文是很难的，而且很多中国电影说方言，不说普通话。
I really appreciate how slow you speak for us. It's so much easier to understand than the crazy fast speed normal Chinese is spoken.
I also learned a new phrase, "Xin ku le," today. It's the equivalent of お疲れ様です (otsukaresamadesu) in Japanese, and i didn't know they uad it in Chinese and Korean, too. I always did have a hard time translating that well into English.
xinku good job, hard work, well done 辛苦了老师！
It’s just a cultural thing, really hard to convey the actual meaning in English I reckon.
@@comprehensiblechinese there is no one word or set phrase equivalent to 辛苦 nor to "have a nice day"
ive thought about it too.
I definitely agree! Excellent video! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
开始学习中文时，我使用duolingo。它对我介绍一下这门外语。几月以后我找到一个教师。
我完全同意，youtube和播客比duolingo很有意思。
我也同意听力是最重要的。
可是，开始的时候duolingo还可以。
seu trabalho é incrivel, parabens! espero que continue, estou aprendendo muito com voce.
muito obrigado e vou continuar!
我同意你的看法， 我是36年前俄语和德语专业毕业的，现在我的工作是翻译。我们那时学外语的方法非常传统，班里一直说英文， 我们主要关注语法。我学中文的时候第一次才遇到了这个可理性输入的方法，在我看来，这个方法比被我们大学使用的方式有效很多。关于APP，我一开始用Duolingo学中文。虽然这个APP不是一个很好学习的方法， 但是还有一个非常重要的好处, APP 帮助学生们"尝试”一个语言，他们以后能自己决定他们要不要找到一位老师， 开始认真地学习。但是不管你的学习目的， 我还觉得你最终一定需要找到一个又专业又适合你的老师。这是我的看法 ;-)
对了，你说千万不要说得太多，应该听。我的评论里有那么多错误，我会试试改变😱 原来你的这个建议非常好😉
可以说的呀！只要你听得更多就好了！你说得很好！没有什么问题，别担心！
谢谢你的鼓励 :-) @@comprehensiblechinese
Laoshi, why some other podcast i can’t really understand but yours are above 90% ? Lol even i already use 2x speed up on your podcast but still understand.🥳 , so now youre my fav!
Neither agree nor disagree but just mined a lot of new simple words from the video
I've tried Pimsleur. Improved a bit, but then it also sounded boring to me. Now I watch your videos and create cards with sentences on Anki, that I also study every day. From time to time I also write HSK 1-2 characters. Thank you so much for your videos.
I completely agree, listening is key ! And it's better if you understand what is said
Although I learned english using mostly native level content, but that's incredibly inefficient (I have no idea how I could just watch stuff and understand 5% of it without getting bored at 10yo)
But your videos divided in different levels are very efficient and interesting, so thank you lao shi ! I feel like my mandarin is better than my german in 5 months vs 6 years at school 😅
Awww that’s awesome!
You are the best 老师。
我同意你说的一切。 I hope i was almost correct, i wanted to say i agree with everything you said, especially the part where you said that you feel motivated when you are able to understand everything you listen, like in this video. I love comprehensible input
Your sentence was perfectly correct 👍
Great video as always thank you so much
great content
Great content, thanks a lot for your efforts！I definitely agree on the importance of comprehensible input to acquire a new language. What do you think about speaking faster in high intermediate videos? I think it could really help us intermediate learners to get used more gradually to the native speakers’ speed. It is true that there is already faster intermediate/advanced content out there but often they also make use of more difficult vocabulary…
Hey there, I want my videos to be low intermediate learners(even beginners) friendly. If you are in intermediate level, I think it shouldn't harm to watch some Chinese shows/vlogs.
@@comprehensiblechinese I’ll follow your advice, but at the same time I’ll keep watching your videos too! 😉
really good video. thanks for making it!
I think Duolingo can still be useful . Not as a main learning resource of course, more like something you do casually every day, like, instead of mindlessly browsing the internet or playing games.
The repetitiveness sucks, yes, but only at the beginning, when you didn't discover enough words yet. Once you use it for a few days/a week, it starts to make more sense, because by that time you will probably start to forget some words you've learned earlier. So it kinda works like spaced repetition. And the more you use it, the more words and grammar you learn and the less boring it becomes.
I guess some people don’t mind repetition but I personally won’t use it again to learn languages, i would always stick to comprehensible input.
Yes I've tried the Duolingo app & I totally agree loashi it's so boring & repetitive I felt like I wasn't learning anything like I was going nowhere fast & you trying to figure out how to say Duolingo haha hen ke ai♥️ I was rooting for you first try (yes)!😀2nd try she's got it!wait..🤨what? Attempt 3 & 4 perfect!🎊 I noticed how it made you lose focus the deep sigh afterwards told it all😄
Hahaha bloody dulingo! In Chinese it’s duō lín guó that’s why it’s so hard and confusing for me.
@@comprehensiblechinese 😆 you got it laoshi as far as English pronunciation goes you said it correctly & now you know how to say it in Chinese so you'll never have to question it again we appreciate you not cutting that part out when trying to say Duolingo because you could've edited it until you said it perfectly in Chinese but you didn't & that's what makes you such an awesome teacher you just kept it as is & showed us that it's ok to make mistakes & don't give up probably wasn't the message you were trying put out at the time but you know what I mean🤣
你说“如果你听得懂。你觉得啊我听得懂”的时候，我就觉得啊我听得懂。哈哈哈。
I agree with you for sure and I love DR krashen, but all I'm wondering what if I don't know any single word in that foreign language! This will need more patient to listen for months when you can't grasp or figure out the sentences, tenses and structures. So I think at least we need a little background, is that so ?
I personally think if you don't know a word, find a teacher who knows comprehensible input would be a good idea.
很好👏👏👏👌 Excelente...!!👏👏👏😊
duolingo forces you to start at A1/HSK0 and does not let you skip ahead which sucks so much. And yeah its stupid in other ways.
Hahaha well well there is a saying in French “cheap things cost more” (maybe?) so FREE THINGS COST MOST. Duolingo is just unbearably boring for me.
@@comprehensiblechinese we've got the same saying in Spanish!
"Lo barato sale caro".
Love your channel! Cheers!
@@mateozanone7216 how lovely! I’ll remember that!!
Completely agree!
I agree with the duolingo opinion
Its good to construct your sentences correctly but it repeats a lot and im like okaayy i get it move ooon please
I really like your format of videos, this onde helped me understand the 得 particle a little better 😊
Repetition is essential but not in that way! 😊
I have never tried Duolingo, but i did the first 2.5 lots of pimsleur.
I did learn, and the english that is used diminishes as you go on, but it is very boring and it teaches you "pointless" vocabulary (do i really need to know how to say "international department"?). Also it asks you to memorize some very grammatically hard sentences that feel way beyond my ability.
There again, it did help in some ways, so who knows...
Traditional way of learning can be helpful but it’s just not the best.
I think Pimsleur should change the dialogues (I bet some AI is talking anyway) to make it less tedious, and structure better what they ask you to remember.
Still, when I managed to pass my very first lesson I felt exhilarated as even that simple dialogue felt like black magic.
In any case, despite what they claim, it does NOT teach you to speak, so let's keep expectations low 😂.
I understood everything you just said. What just happened, am I dreaming?
Hahaha 🤣 if all the native speakers speak comprehensible Chinese 😂
我喜欢这个。谢谢！
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
I wanted pimsleur soooooooo bad
but couldn't afford it
so i'm super happy to find out -- it sucks!
coz yeah, i couldn't afford it and never used it.
Hahaha it’s quite interactive and that’s how it amazed me at first because it’s recorded lessons and back then I thought speaking was really important. But the big idea of pimsluer is that they force you to talk a lot(when you are probably not ready) and people might just repeating the wrong sentences again and again without noticing them. And it’s kinda boring, just generic dialogues.
@@comprehensiblechinese rote sentence repetitions are best. Eileen from Mandarin corner and also Carly from Carly Speaks are the very best on youtube for nice rote sentences read out by humans. There is also HSKTips which has a massive amount, but they are computer voices with no pretty girl to look at.
Learn grammar passively, learn vocabulary actively, using sentences in context.
@@comprehensiblechinese I really have a great method for rapid foreign language fluency based on lots of experience.
@@comprehensiblechinese I didn't even try speaking Chinese the first three years.
As a result I nail my tones and actually know and can corrrectly produce JQX R ZH CH
those sounds really don't exist in european languages. I am sooooo glad i didn't drill in errors.
@@comprehensiblechinese When do you think someone is ready to talk a lot? I am no longer sure there is the right time. For example with Spanish and French I can comprehend native speech (I listen to audiobooks in these languages), yet I still do not know how to speak well. I mean I can't even conjugate common verbs correctly :') (edit to say I learned these languages only through listening/reading input)
Agree 100%.
幸苦了老师。我学到很多从你的视频. 从电影我常常听说慢慢走， 其实这句是再见， 对不对。 英语没有这个
太棒了，没错！
我想，你说的对。👌
我同意。完全同意的。
19/4/22 good job thanks
说汉语的时候，我真着急，因为我以为我说得又奇怪又错。你的点很有意思，我会先听中国人说的话，再自己说。
可是在我学院老师让我们听很快的听力练习，我们都听不懂😤😅所以很担心。
如果你的水平很高，你可以听很快的听力练习，但是要慢慢来！
In pinyin, DuoLingo is du-ou-lin-gou
Lol, I hate duolingo too. I lost 11 months worth of money on their subscription.
That’s sad but it’s not too late! You are here now❤️
お疲れ様です。
Thank you for your support always!
我觉得 SRS-based 学语言的系统也很无聊 *哈欠* 谢谢你做这段视频！辛苦你了！
非常同意，幸好我没有用过Anki，不然的话，可能我会很快放弃。
d'you' o lingo
It would be cool to have an English translation (maybe just TH-cam subtitles) to make sure we are truly understanding everything. Other than that, awesome video!! Keep it up!
I understand what you mean, but studies show that people learn a lot less when native subtitles are on. Even if you don’t fully understand a word, each time you see it it will make more sense.
@@冯棋 thanks for that, just a good excuse to not put English subtitles 😅😅😅😅
Just go to easier videos....subtitles don't help in the long run.
There is an addon for Chrome, you can have English, Pinyin and Hanzi shown at the same time, plus dictionary in case you need more. Usually with CI the rule is if you find some material too tough then you need to lower a lever till you are comfortable.
Both Pimsleur and Duolinguo are henwuliao.....hahahah...
Yup 100% true! That’s why language teachers should work on creating comprehensible and compelling stories.
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