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10 Must-Know “Verb + Complement” Phrases in Chinese

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In this video, I'm going to teach you 10 commonly used Chinese phrases with the complements “下 xià" and “開（开）kāi". Native Chinese speakers use these phrases all the time so this video will definitely help you understand native speakers better and speak more like them!
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Комментарии : 81

@thesmithtopher2000 Год назад

Since you gave us complements, we should give you compliments. Your videos are great, you're an awesome teacher, thank you so much!

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

Hahaha thanks🥰

@saniafaiz Год назад

Join me please 🙏

@josephmak0865 Год назад

Hilarious at 8:59 literally roll away 滾開! Love your little role play clips. I also love the way you insert little movie clips so your audience can see the words in action.

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

Looks like my floor is spotless now thanks to all the rolling...😎

@jacobsaavedra8677 Год назад

In my opinion, verbs are the most important aspect of any language! Whether it's visible or not, done by a living or non-living force, verbs convey so much meaning!

@saniafaiz Год назад

Join me please 🙏

@edwardreuben6650 Год назад

This is helping. It's an easy way to learn. Lessons aren't long. She's a great teacher. Love seeing the words used in snap shots of films and her own acting. Visually seeing words in action makes learning chinese easier. ❤

@saniafaiz Год назад

Join me please 🙏

@dabYaching Год назад

@10:42 你說“我的男朋友想要跟我分手”可是字體上少了個“要”字。I offer this “critical” feedback because I sense that, as a perfectionist, you would want to know what your students notice. For three years now I have been a devoted fan of your channel. I am really quite impressed by how you get the most out of the platform: your drawings, visualizations, enactments (I'll never forget how to use 滾 now) clips from movies and TV shows the video editing together with you mastery of linguistics. So many skills coming together, you've become a model for how language instruction on RU-vid can work. 加油

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

Thank you so much for your supportive and constructive feedback! I really appreciate your attention to detail and willingness to help me improve. I'm glad that you find my teaching style effective and engaging, and I hope to continue providing valuable content for you and my other devoted fans. Thank you for your encouragement and 加油 to you too! 💪

@simononeill2633 Год назад

Thank you so much for helping me learn Chinese 😃

@ollieanntan4478 Год назад

What an enlightening video. I especially love learning about words or phrases that don't have an exact English translation. It helps me see the world from a new perspective. Someday, could you do a video on how to express romantic love? I'd love to be able to tell my partner in Chinese how much I love him.

@W4nd3rl3ss_M3m0ry Год назад

Never thought I'd click this fast in a video, worth the time!

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

🥰 I'm sure you'll learn a lot from this video!

@plaidygami Год назад

Thanks for this lesson! This is super helpful! Also I like the movie sequences included to demonstrate examples.

@nickvarricchio Год назад

SO. HELPFUL. You're the best, teach! Much appreciated, Grace 老师！谢谢你！一会儿见！

@gabrielmendez4349 Год назад

Your English is virtually impeccable.

@magdolnavida2717 Год назад

Very good video,Grace, thank you for your time and effort! ❤ it's very useful for me,because I began to learn Mandarin all by myself at home with simplified characters, later I felt I needed a teacher and found a school which was Taiwanese so I learnt traditional characters at school and continue learning at home with simplified...so once again, thank you for your hard work to use both characters for us!❤

@photo200 Год назад

『看開』是個很好的詞，我很喜歡。英文我們有時候會說 let go of 或 let go 來表達這個意思。

@fujiancen Год назад

I truly love learning the language of my motherland through your videos ^^ Your vibe and explanations are so good, thank you for everything!!

@richtea87 Год назад

So helpful! Keep up the great work, Grace!

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

Learn 150+ languages with quality native-speaking teachers on italki. Buy $10 get $5 off for your first lesson using my code GRACE: Web: go.italki.com/gracemandarin App: italki.app.link/gracemandarin - 📝For those of you who are learning Chinese with Zhuyin (bopomofo) system: gracemandarinchinese.com/10-must-know-verb-complement-phrases-in-chinese/ Practice writing today's Chinese characters here → reurl.cc/EGXjz0 (If you don't have a Skritter account yet, feel free to use the code "GRACEMANDARINCHINESE" to get 10% off)

@saniafaiz Год назад

Join me please 🙏

@hoangthanh0210 Год назад

Can you share with me some Chinese exclamations?

@MGS2151. Год назад

我真的很感激你为让我们学习新单词所做的一切，乐于助人的香奈儿。

@Transcendent_Jil Год назад

Trying to learn Chinese to connect with my ancestors 😄✨✨ We were seperated from our ancestors around 1400-1500 B.C. during the Tang-Shang Dynasty.

@Sebboebbo Год назад

The queen has returned 🙌

@francesca7014 Год назад

好好用的！感謝妳喔☺️

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

不客氣！😉

@genace Год назад

It’s only been a few weeks of being busy and it already feels like I‘ve forgotten so much😭 This video is very informative though, so this helps. Thank you! btw I hope your tooth is feeling better now too

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

Hi Josh! I can feel that you've been busy recently, but don't stress about it! It's easy to forget things when we have a lot on our plate. I'm happy that the video was helpful for you, and thank you for asking about my tooth - it's doing much better now😎

@genace Год назад

@@GraceMandarinChinese Thank you so much for your encouragement, Grace! I really appreciate it. And I’m very glad to hear that your tooth is better now too!🙂

@ollieanntan4478 Год назад

Thanks Grace, your videos are both funny and helpful!

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

Thank you for the support! ✨

@vincentdominic7367 Год назад

Thank you so much Grace, You are the best Mandarine teacher

@TheBrownieQueen Год назад

Thank you for the informative video! It would be great to have more videos with other verb compliments. In particular the ones I have trouble with are 得住/不住, 得下去/不下去, and 得了/不了.

@xx-en8uf Год назад

老师啊，我一点儿帮你🎉 3:45 clothes is pronounced as cloth-s, not cloth-es. I don’t mean to criticise I hope this helps 💛多谢Grace 🙏🏾

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

謝謝你！（谢谢你）I always mix up its pronunciation 🥺 Thank you for the reminder!

@user-fl8mt3jl4q Год назад

Can you more verb complement videos? I think that’s the hardest part about learning Chinese!

@MainYotubeacct Год назад

老师谢谢你你辛苦了

@adrielalves531 Год назад

nice video!!!!!

@valovanonym Год назад

Xiexie laoshi! I'm gonna practice these

@x_jaydn Год назад

A good English equivalent for 看開 and 想開 might be the orthodox usage of the verb: "to cope (with)" 🤔

@demonhead Год назад

you can use have for sentence 2 and 3

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

English tenses are so hard... lol

@warabimochi1111 Год назад

I am starting to learn Chinese, but it is very difficult to pronounce correctly. Please tell me about how to memorize pinyin. In Japanese 馬(马)、麻、摩→ma In Chinese 马→mǎ、麻→má、摩→mā I can't distinguish them... I subscribe this channel and want to have a good command of Chinese.

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

Here is a video about Chinese tones: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-n_Cj3aOSI1w.html I hope it helps!

@warabimochi1111 Год назад

@@GraceMandarinChinese Thanks to your video, I learn to distinguish Chinese tones. However, I have no idea which characters have a rising pitch or a falling pitch. Is there any regularity? 麻→ má,mā,mǎ,mà？？？

@luckytai-lan2166 Год назад

I need to study a little bit of Mandarin because I want to visit Taiwan this year.

@nomore2379 Год назад

Grace 👍

@limbeiyee1478 Год назад

2:30

@Nath_davey Год назад

Just a quick question i always thought to take off clothing above the neck was 摘 zhai and below the neck was 脱 tuo but watching this you say 脱下你的帽子 I though it should only be 摘下你的帽子 but in the military or royalty when you remove your hat isn't it a saying 脱帽

@tongsllc Год назад

I have trouble remembering time - Xia and Shang Tian. So as time passes, we go from sun high in sky to sun low in sky (we are not talking about morning). So Xia Tian is tomorrow, whereas Shang Tian is yesterday?

@saniafaiz Год назад

Very nice sister stay connect

@bragiodinsen4604 Год назад

is there any good way to know the literal meaning of characters from chinese english dictionaries? i feel like sometimes the literal meaning is sandwiched between a bunch of interpreted meanings and it makes learning new words harder. i wish people understood how important literal meanings are for second language learners, i had the same problem when i started learning german. so 做 is easy, it means to do, or make (two concepts which are often related in languages). 到 means up to. so 做到 means literally to do something until a point (always to the end probably). now i dont know how its actually used in chinese, but this literally isnt to achieve. to achieve in english usually means you not only finished something, but you did it with good results that were uncertain or unexpected. now maybe this is what 做到 truly means, but the literal meaning alone is telling me it means something more like to pull through, to finish, to see it through. now those two characters were easy to look up, but more often than not ill look up a character which probably has a simple literal meaning but it lists so many things i have trouble knowing which one is supposed to be the "root" meaning. but this is just me complaining. whoever makes cross language dictionaries should always mark 1, 2, at most 3 clear simple literal meanings at the top of the entry.

@proudwhovian5161 Год назад

I can kind of understand where you are coming from with your “request” for a simple “literal” translation - but there are a few major flaws with this mindset. First, it assumes a 1 to 1 correlation between Chinese words and English words. There are words from both languages that simply don’t have exact translations in the other language, and there are concepts built in to single words in Chinese that would take several words to express in English - I’m sure this is true in reverse too. Second, it assumes that there is a singular “true” meaning for each Chinese word. This just isn’t true as many, many Chinese words carry several “true and correct” meanings depending on context and use. And third, it assumes that each multi-character word in Chinese has a meaning that is directly tied to the meanings of each individual character that it is comprised of. Chinese is a logical language, so this is true to an extent, it isn’t universal and you’ll find many many multi-character words whose meanings vary quite a bit from the meanings of each root character. My advice, unsolicited as it is, is to try to let go of the idea that each word or phrase in Chinese can be directly translated into English with a simple 1 to 1 correlation and try to just grasp how the words/phrases are used in the Chinese language.

@Meeounn Год назад

婦女節快樂💃🏽💃🏼💃

@PauloMartins-xg3kf Год назад

你好格蕾丝！我是初学者，我一个人学习。您在视频中教授标准普通话吗？而且发音标准还是台语？我该如何学习？谢谢你的视频！！来自巴西的拥抱！保罗 * 我在这篇文章中使用了谷歌翻译！！

@woodies2009 Год назад

Haha, I couldn't help laughing at the story that happened to you in hospital😂

@jasons6368 Год назад

9:00 LOL

@chineselearning9583 Год назад

Hi, I've got a question. Why are certain words (with the same pronunciation and I guess similar meaning) written with different characters? For example 開 and 开. What's the difference?

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

One is traditional characters and the other one is simplified ones. Here is a post on this topic: ai.glossika.com/blog/differences-between-traditional-chinese-and-simplified-chinese I hope this clears up your confusion!

@chineselearning9583 Год назад

@@GraceMandarinChinese Thank you, I'll check it

@limbeiyee1478 Год назад

2:3O

@user-vp6fh8gx7z Год назад

Will you teach at italki? You will earn lots of money by teaching.

@17cocks Год назад

笑死我了你滚的那个小品😅

@GraceMandarinChinese Год назад

沒想到吧（没想到吧）！😎

@dvonnwilcher9276 Год назад

3:47 in the word "clothes" dont pronounce the "th"... its pronounced the same as "close" (: 加油哦

@2pa09mahdimaulanakum7 11 месяцев назад

❤❤❤❤

@DANGJOS Год назад

2:09 "Where had she gone?" Who talks like that?

@NickvonZ Год назад

Taiwan Virgo Power!!!!!!

@Shelly-qp6og Год назад

脱帽子还是摘帽子？

@RunningCarl Год назад

你很美

@tanchongsoo3114 Год назад

Maybe can say, "get lost" instead of "f**k off" which is very rude and crude.

@user-pe4du7mv2b Месяц назад

闭嘴啊😂

@MishimaToshiro Год назад

Video starts at 3:03

@JimOverbeckgenius Год назад

42 characters at 11:42 + the same in Pinyin + English! Aaaagggghhhh! + many of them not explained! Please keep it simple = how do I say for fuck's sake in Mandarin!?

@limbeiyee1478 Год назад

2:31