Jieqian - Call Me by My Name (Ep 6) 

Ya

There are six episodes total.

Hi, don’t wanna sound rude but it’s Jieqian, no u

talk about racist….

@@moonegalacticawhat? No… he said he appreciates other cultures… learn what racist is before you go on saying that

There is a reason for that.

Is it over? Will there be more episodes of this series?

And i thought I am the only one who was shipping them

oh​@afrikarim2491 i was

They didn't yet i guess it's seems more like situationship

Now it has 701 but its so nice ahh

Kitten is already 9 months old

NO STOP LIKING THIS YOU GUYS ARE GONNA KILL THE KITTY

Happy birthday to your kitten, 1 year

Its 19.25 months old

53 months

Same

The intonation is different, the Xiao for the surname is in the first intonation, the Xiao for small is in the third intonation. Most pronunciations regardless of intonation is representing many different words, there are 4 intonations, for example, laughing is Xiao in the forth intonation. Even with the same intonation, it can often represent multiple words. This is why Chinese words are usually composites of 2 characters so it is easier to understand the context. A little bit like in English, if we are talking about "flower" and "flour" with no context, you might have a hard time guessing which one was being referred to.

@@toujingyi9156 So complicated...which is why I quit trying to learn. Gave up on Japanese too for different but related reasons. Thank you.

@@hnrccaa no, they were 2 different, unrelated surnames

Bro

​@@moonegalactica??

@Ciprian-lonutPanait Why?? Plenty of positions in corporate companies employ persons on a trial period basis. Then person is required to provide evidence that they know, fully, what's required of them and what they might expect in the future. (As just couple examples, of various ways a performance review might be done). Performance review is common in corporate, public service/gov't departments, & even in hospitality, and require you demonstrating (/ presentation) that you learnt many skills & know the many of the requirements, that the job entails. Each bar job I ever had (except 1), I was hired on a trial basis (probation basis). At the end of the trial period I had to demonstrate I had (learned) quite good knowledge of wines, cocktails, service requirements, liquor laws re serving & or refusing service. In a retail job I was promoted to a Store Manager but was on a trial period, until shown the store had good and increased sales; & before being permanent Store Manager, I had to show my superiors (who were supervisors of 10+ stores) what I had done in-store to help increase sale. As well as other things, like keeping stock neat and tidy, back areas well accessible (not cartons sitting on the floor between stock fixtures. So was all probation presentation. ALL that Above was well before the word 'woke' was invented! Well, before became common usage term since "woke" dates to the 1930s, but meant be aware, be wary, & watch for injustices. It doesn't mean being 'politically correct'. Even though that's now how many, in comments like yours, synonym it. I didn't even get on to a (short term) corporate job i had. After the end of that probation/trial period, I decided we weren't a match.

@a.a. dagestani, There's already 2 auto translate options & an easy to do manual translation. Click cc icon, under the video. Then click cogwheel (spokes wheel) & select Auto Translate, then select English To Simplified Chinese (or to Traditional; or any language you want it to be in. That will put the translation on the screen. Isn't entirely accurate, since computers translated, but about 70% accurate. Or another option is (or for an "in conjunction option" as well) : Go to description under the video; click 'more' at end of (some of the) text is showing. Then click on Show Transcript. Each transcript line is Timestamped. English Transcript will likely show to right of browser screen. Resize your browser, or resize the page by pressing (together) Ctrl or Ctrl - . So the Transcript moves to the left side on browser screen and it will be (almost) directly under the Chinese, on the screen. (that you have already selected, as detailed in previous paragraph.). The Chinese overlay, over the video is of course in Chinese Characters. If want the text in Roman/English Letters with the Chinese pronunciation, copy Transcript to Google Translate. (Suggest copying it segments, to where there's a break in the speech, such as where it [Music]. In Googe translate it shows (first) as Chinese Characters, but if click 'more' at end of those, it will show pronunciation/text in Roman/English Letters. If want to watch the video at same time, as using Google Translate, just open a 2nd instance of your browser, by right clicking on it's icon. All these options are available on mobile/cell phones. The access & setup is a little different, but the above isn't that much different. On a phone go to Settings, then Accessibility or Ease of Use (depends on what type phone, which it is). Find the Speech to text Options. There are also plenty of paid apps that will do all of or any of above, and put both the English & translated to whichever language on screen

@@CBM_Walks Thank you, if I'm not an expert on RU-vid, I think I'll press on cc icon, I'll find it just in English then I won't continue to watch; maybe you can solve it somehow. also including stops in the videos to explain grammar, important Chinese /English words in the video etc., will help in attracting more people; I see that the quality of the videos is so good, and the time and effort also means you are trying your best, but the series should have a goal that let the people watch it, for the shorts they are so funny, but these episodes are a little bit tough to understand, some of it a long time ago some people did it in 马马虎虎 or Japanese related cultural shocks for example this one (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oLt5qSm9U80.htmlsi=OaExVXGOgAcSCqfy) , I hope my comments could help best wishes.