我非常感谢您！I'm very much thankful to you for your having created such an interesting and useful lesson! It is much more interesting for me to learn Chinese by reading stories that let me to learn more about chinese culture than just by listening to different words and phrases. Please, continue to make teaching videos of that kind.
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I'm a native Chinese, a student major in Business English. If you guys wanna learn Chinese, we can have a chat on Twitter or WeChat .I also hope I could improve my English skills. I‘m looking forward to being good friends with you😄😄😄
Really excellent! Students: do not be discouraged by the length. It is worth it. A very small point: I would translate 胖和尚挑来一担水 as 'The fat monk carried the two-bucket pole.' The simple phrase 'two buckets' is 两桶水, as shown elsewhere in the text.
Wow! This is perfect! I found the pace a bit fast for my slow brain but very enjoyable way to learn the written and spoken words and their context. Thank you so much 🙂🙏❤️ RI USA
This video is so useful for us to study Chinese language more easily and know more about Chinese culture. Thank you so much for all of your helpful videos.
谢谢 for this video!! I am a beginner and this is EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for in terms of learning to read, tones , pronunciation and vocabulary all at the right speed.
I learned a lot from your lessons. You give clear explanation and clear pronunciation with a moderate deliberation of words and sentences. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so so much for this! I love the fact that your pronunciation is not exaggerated and it seems that the pitch of your voice is quite similar to mine, which is super helpful as well. I have a Question: Do the pauses you make, while reading each sentence, reflect the way these sentences would be spoken? Or is it a thing that can change depending on which syllable you choose to make a pause after, e.g. for emphasis? This question might be dumb or obvious for more experienced learners but, as a newbie in mandarin learning, I'm wondering :3 Thanks again for the great content!
I never thought of the things like that because I just do it subconsciously. I think usually if the sentence is long, then we will divide the sentence into a few parts with separate meanings, such as time, place, characters, actions.etc. and read the sentence with some pauses in between. Thank you for your question. 谢谢你
@@sysmandarin Thank you for your reply! I realized after posting the comment that 'duh, of course most of it is intuitive'. Thanks again for your great content!
I’ve made many videos teaching Chinese in a humorous way. About 3000 Chinese characters cover 99% characters in newspapers and books. From my previous videos you can learn more than 400 common characters. There are about 120 commonly used Chinese character radicals. From my previous videos, you can learn more than 80 basic radicals. I’ve spent about 100,000 hours studying English humor and Western culture, and many years studying Chinese culture and jokes. My native language is Chinese.
I stumbled upon this video & I really like the way you explain each word or phrase; the English subtitles definitely help a lot because I don’t know how to read or write Chinese. I’m hoping to find your beginning lessons so that I can learn mandarin with my children.Thank you very very much for sharing your videos! 🙏🙏🙏👍
Thank you very much this lesson! It's very useful lesson for me to learn Chinese by stories. You explained it clearly and easily understood. Love love this video!!!
谢谢您，I gave me as “retired” the challenge to learn Chinese, and this kind of well explained stories help me a lot to to improve my understanding a, in addition to traditional on line Lessons based on HSK Textbooks. Thank you and greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
