Let me try to translate your comment into English, cause it’s just like read of my mind, also practicing my English writing a little bit as well Super enjoying this kind of dialogue that full of everyday conversations, pretty much down-to-earth day to day topics which let people holding their interest naturally thus keep watching. Every Vids of the teacher are both informative and practical as well, they’re amazing truly❤. Your friend’s Chinese is fantastic, respect, repeatedly🎉. (I’m so impressed how fantastic Chinese your friend has, admiring deeply 😅)
Just want to explain about “抹茶”. “抹茶” is actually a kind of green tea powder from Japan which has been translated into“末茶”, MòChá, means”tea in powder form”. But it was a really old translation and no more well-known recently. People nowadays in China directly use Japanese Kanji ”抹茶/まっちゃ” to describe it, read in Chinese is MǒChá. So both pronunciations are correct! But MǒChá is a more common one.
I'd like to say that this episode is so awesome, so real-life. As a follower, I prefer this kind of senario to learn more about different culture besides your professional medical expressions. Great job! Thanks for your efforts. Looking forward to next episode.😊
I liie your channel very much , love it . I can listen and understand what u say but don't understand why can not listen well when the foreign talk to me , may be they speak too fast , i can't catch their meaning .....😢
Poor Jen, you got the guy wrong for saying thank you. In fact, he or she was literally translating "不謝" into English "No thanks!" which means: You don't have to say thank you because you deserve the gift, without offense at all.
Here’s what I agree with:) The Chinese mate might translate “No worries. You’re welcome!” into “Don’t say thank you😂” He’s actually expressing “不謝””不客氣”❤
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