That's redundant. Why is it that only Chinese teachers say "Can you read/pronounce them now", "Have you learned it now"...at the end of every short film, while teachers teaching other languages never say that ？
Im learning chinese and its always funny reading japanese and understanding half a sentence because of the chinese characters, even though they're pronounced so differently 😂
@@rossiemishra1210 The man's structure has a strict writing order, from left to right, from top to bottom, from outside to inside. The strokes are divided into eight kinds: , one, 丨, 丿, ㇏, ㇀ (write from bottom to top), 𠃋,亅. As long as you master it, you will find it easy and interesting.
The pronunciation is very similar to Polish. Not the same, but these are sounds that can be heard in Polish. It may be easy for Poles to learn this language.
The "r" the teacher pronounces is not correct. r (=日=ㄖ) is a fricative. There is no friction in her r (=日=ㄖ), which means her tongue doesn't touch the upper palate at all to allow the air to squeeze through and friction the closed parts. What she prounces is only a vowel.😢😢😢 Chinese r is a consonant sound.😊
Chinees novels are my favourite novels like, immortal warrior, library of the heavens path, super gene and others also I wanted to learn reading Chinese language now I am thinking 😢😢😢😢 not possible too hard for learn
I am a native Chinese speaker, anyway, I am not sure whether I've read one of those novels you mentioned above. I was trying to read English novels.Oh my gosh, tons of new words to memorize.😅
@@elma-chineseteacher9047 I don't know if you are still active but I have a question. Does 天地 (tiān dì) mean the universe? If it is, is it referring to the physical matter of the universe (space) or its totality (space and time)? If it refers to just the physical matter of the universe then what hanzi is used to refer to its totality? 宇宙 (yǔ zhòu)?
@@brucelvI am a native English speaker. I do not know any Mandarin but I just started practicing pinyin to speak to my professor. Would you like to meet online?
@@WisidX They didn´t "Stole it" they just used it and Chinese were happy other cultures used their alphabet cause it was easier for them to understand each other
I am Nigerian and can I see the English alphabet cause I dont understand how are there 29 letter in the Chinese alphabet but this video was very helpful
This is how Chinese schools teach pinyin (romanization) to kids who already know the language. I imagine it makes zero sense if you already know the Latin alphabet but don’t know any Chinese. 2 very different types of “beginner”😅
I started out so strong, but then "z" and "c" sounded the exact same. I can't figure it out, does someone know if these are actually the same pronunciation like "c" and "k", or if there are subtle differences I need to learn?
China and Japan are from another world. Even most of the words sounds similar to each other and how can I possible get them understandable. I neva Sabi my mother language finish talk less of Pinyin 😂
