Thank you alot for your efforts in teaching Chinese. The way you explain and visualise the sentences/ phrases is such a big help and will surely help alot of people. 😊
@@remko8394 I think that another problem is that 为了 means "because of" in the sense of "for the sake of". To mean "owing to" should probably use 由于. And, in a statement, rather than the question-word 为什么, the meaning of "why" or "the reason why" should probably be 原因. So perhaps we could rephrase the statement as: 由于你们的视频, 我达到HSK四级的原因.
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Very nice! Although I get that bian and mian are essentially interchangable, how would you suggest choosing one over the other in a given direction? My Taiwanese wife says, front and back take mian, otherwise bian. Basically. But I'll take a second opinion! Thank you!
Thank you for your question, do you mean how we memorize all Chinese characters? We just practice again and again and start to use them for basic expressions and phrases.
I can understand that, not like English, you could try to spell a word by hearing its pronunciation. But similar thing is, at least you need to remember how each of the 26 alphabets is written, and connect their shape to their sound. Similarly, in Chinese, you just practice how to write every single character. They have common radicals and similar parts, join different parts could create different character containing meanings radicals indicate. Hope my answer could help and solve your mystery.
If you know how we look up a Chinese character in the Chinese dictionary, that would be more helpful to your understanding. We can either use pronunciation or radicals to find a specific Chinese character and a Chinese dictionary would provide multiple phrase examples.
when to use bian or mian? and when to use shi or you? they are interchangeable? can I say ... zhuo zi shang bian shi ni de hu zhao. And yi da li de xi mian you fa guo. Will it be wrong?
