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Telling the Time in Mandarin Chinese_Part1

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Hi everyone! 大家好!
Do you know how the time is told to passengers in transportation places like airports and train or bus stations?
After learning from this video, you may have the ability to tell the time with a 24-hour clock.
At the end of this lesson, you will have a comprehensive test for telling the time in Mandarin Chinese. Can you pass all the questions?
Check out this video to learn more! Have fun!
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Structure of this lesson:
1. Introduction: What you need to know before learning to tell the time
(1.1) Numbers from 0 to 60 ► bit.ly/2iMRwi5
2. Telling the time with the characters點 (点) and 分
(2.1) Introduction of the Mandarin Chinese characters 點 (点) and 分
(2.2) Using a simple word sequence to tell the time with the two characters 點 (点) and 分
Example: 11:26
Example: 23:57
(2.3) More detailed explanations for telling the time with 點 (点) and 分
Example: 01:01
Example: 02:02
Example: 00:03
Example: 07:00
Example: 00:00
3.Telling the time with the characters點 (点), 分 and 秒
(3.1) Introduction of the Mandarin Chinese character 秒
(3.2) Detailed explanation for telling the time with the characters 點 (点), 分 and 秒
Example: 16:35:08
4. Comprehensive Review
5. Comprehensive Test
(5.1) Test of speaking
(5.2) Test of reading and listening
Mandarin Impossible / David Qing

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@Nickelodeon81 7 лет назад

You have a very good teaching method. I am a complete beginner and I find these videos very helpful.

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

Nickelodeon81 After you check and watch all the videos, you will have a general concept for Mandarin Chinese. And that will save you lots of time learning Mandarin Chinese. Thank you for telling me that!

@alexieang6852 7 лет назад

Hello David! I love how you teach. You're very thorough. I've learned a lot by watching your videos. I hope you'll upload more.

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

Hello Alexie Ang! I will keep uploading more. Thank you for visiting my channel.

@pinkai24 7 лет назад

I LOVE HOW YOU TEACH THE TONES IN THE WORDS IT'S REALLY HELPFUL FOR ME CUS IT'S THE HARDEST PART IN LEARNING CHINESE . YOUR VIDEOS ARE REALLY GREAT , I HOPE YOU UPLOAD MORE

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

+Pinku Ai Tones are really hard for the beginners. I think practice can make your pronunciation better. I will upload more and thanks for your patience for my videos.

@thecalendargod6065 4 года назад

Excellent teaching method thanks to you i love learning Mandarin!

@MandarinImpossible 4 года назад

You are welcome! :-)

@languageadventurerme5432 6 лет назад

Just found your channel. It's great! Thank you for the information. Please continue to post these great videos.

@MandarinImpossible 6 лет назад

It's nice to see new friend here, too! It's my pleasure to make these videos. Remember to subscribe my channel since I don't upload video very often. Just now I upload a brand new video, you can have a look on it : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0HMGgnrxjLg.html I hope you like it! :-)

@ginlemin1486 6 лет назад

Thank you Sir! Your video's are very much helpful!

@MandarinImpossible 6 лет назад

You are welcome! :-)

@cbarrantes28 7 лет назад

Just great!... Numbers, dates, now the time... Just beautiful and very didactic and profesional... xie xie

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

Thank you Thank you Cesar Barrantes ! That's my strategy for teaching, step by step. I am glad you like it! :-)

@QSafrota 6 лет назад

It me, Dalia, must say thank you so much before leaving.👏 👏 👏 👍 👍 👍. Best video ever.

@MandarinImpossible 6 лет назад

你好 Dalia! Nice to see you here! Thanks for your feedback. :-)

@QSafrota 6 лет назад

Mandarin Impossible ni hao David, I am always here but I forgot that my name is not appeared here , I remembered this time😄😄, waiting for the new videos. Have a nice day.

@Infosehat789 7 лет назад

Excellent lesson, I like the way you teach. 谢谢您！：)

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

+Tina Lim 不客气！ Thank you for watching this video, too. 😄

@khadijasemlali9923 7 лет назад

Mandarin Impossible 你是最好老师

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

+Khadija Semlali Thank you! I am really happy these lessons help you! :-)

@bwtravelgo 6 лет назад

Thank u so much! Apart from ur teaching style, I also like ur video editting style! How do u make bouncing effect to the characters ? It looks fun n interesting!😁

@MandarinImpossible 6 лет назад

Hi ! You are welcome! I use Microsoft apps and Power Director 9 to edit and make these effects. Thank you for visiting my channel.

@rina2012ful 4 года назад

Thank you!

@MandarinImpossible 4 года назад

You are welcome! :-)

@r.b.7632 7 лет назад

Hello! Long time no see! Thank you for this useful lesson :D

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

你好!! It's really such a long time. I am a little embarrassed from that. But I WILL KEEP making useful lessons for you. Thank you for your patience!!

@RyanEspina 7 лет назад

Great to hear your voice again David! Good job for this :)

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

Ryan Espina Nice to see you again here! Keep in touch!

@chunna_meimei7645 7 лет назад

Wow...have a subtitle....good job laoshj..im so happy

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

+MH Perio Do you need the subtitle? What language do you speak? I think I will also make the subtitles for the old and future videos. Because that will good for some non-English speakers.

@chunna_meimei7645 7 лет назад

I from malaysia...english so okay...i can undersand...tq laoshi

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

I see. But with the subtitles is still good in case my English pronunciation or some of the English words I use in the lesson is not clear for students. I will keep make the new lessons with subtitles. :-)

@chunna_meimei7645 7 лет назад

Mandarin Impossible keep it up laoshi

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

I will! Thanks that you always give me the feedback! :-)

@faiasperson8963 7 лет назад

laoshi, i love all of your videos! you are the best teacher, when are you uploading the next one? Greetings from Costa Rica!

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

+Austin Learns Austin 你好！ I am making the video for telling the time with a 12-hour clock now. I do it after my work when I have free time. So far I don't know how long it will take. I hope it will be uploaded soon!

@dezzyone9312 7 лет назад

Thank youuu so much ^^

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

Dezzy One Wow! I got a comment so quick! You are the first one. Thank you so much, too. 😄

@suzzanneshantyzz8642 7 лет назад

hello,i want to thank you for these wonderful lessons that you offer.am learning a lot.hope you will upload more and more.waiting for part 2 of 12 HOUR CLOCK

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

Hi! I am preparing for part 2 of 12 hour clock. I think it will be another useful and helpful lesson for you. Hope I can finish it within two months. :-p Thank you for your patience. :-)

@suzzanneshantyzz8642 7 лет назад

Mandarin Impossible i wil highly appreciate it. i have a question, in greetings you said morning is zao shang. with third tone in z(a)o in another place they say morning is shang wu (with forth tone in sh(a)ng and 3rd tone in w(u) are they both correct? 2.Another question is the pronounciation of Xi. others are pronouncing as si and others as shi. Are both correct?

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

For question 1: Both of them are correct and both indicate the time zone "morning" . 早上 ( zǎoshàng / zǎoshang ) means morning. It's literal meaning is "early aspect". 上午 ( Shàngwǔ ) means morning. It's literal means is "before noon". I will explain them in the part2 of 12 hour clock lesson, too. For question2: The pronunciation of "Xi" can't be pronounced as "si" or "shi".

@suzzanneshantyzz8642 7 лет назад

Mandarin Impossible thanks for explaining. 1.In the INITIALS (ALPHABETS) how do we pronounce letter X 2.In words like (Afternoon) xia wu (u) 3rd tone 3. (Down) xia(a)with the forth tone 4.Xian (a)with the 4th tone example Xian zai (now) 5.Xiao (i)3rd tone. example Xiao shi (hour) 6.xing (i) 1st tone. example xing qi (week) they are realy comfusing me when i hear from different people pronouncing.some sounds like they are replacing X with S .while others is like they are replacing X with Sh thanks in advance

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

Some people are from the region of North or South of China will have different pronunciation. Mandarin Chinese are also widely used in the other countries such as Malaysia and Singpore. People also have different pronunciation for the same Mandarin Chinese characters. To say it simple, the background of the speaker and the region that the speaker is from will both have effect on how they talk and pronounce. I suggest you, especially a beginner, listen to and learn from Mandarin Chinese teacher's demonstration for the pronunciation. For pronuncing Hanyu Pinyin "X": The tips are : keep tongue flat inside your mouth keep upper and lower front teeth touching together gently When the consonant X is combine with the other vowels such as the phrases "xiàwǔ", "xiànzài", "xiǎoshí", "xīngqī", some people pronounce the pinyin "x" sound into the sound like pronouncing the English letter C. ( ABCDEFG.......) In my opinion, it is not good enough. Remember, when pronouncing the pinyin "x" in a combination such as "xian", do not make your upper and lower front teeth touching together for too long time. Also, when pronouncing the "X" in "xiàwǔ", "xiànzài", "xiǎoshí", "xīngqī", try to keep your lips wide just like in a smile position ( just looks like you are smiling). The above tips will make your pronouncing more like the proper pinyin "x". Don't worry too much about how the other people's pronunciation. Once your pronunciation is correct, then it is fine.

@hanhmaidieu6199 7 лет назад

thank you teacher.

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

You are welcome~!

@chunna_meimei7645 7 лет назад

thanks..sifoo...long time no see u laoshi...xin nian kuai le...

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

MH Perio You are welcome! 新年快樂！😄

@TheEarthCreature 6 лет назад

Next question: Sometimes when reading Mandarin words in pinyin, the letter "r" sounds like a soft "j" and other times I hear it pronounced almost like an English "r." All of the grammar rules tools I use say to pronounce "r" like the "g" in "mirage," but when I listen to different Chinese apps, watch different Chinese videos, listen to Chinese audio files, sometimes this isn't so. Why is this, and under what circumstances does this change?

@MandarinImpossible 6 лет назад

Hi! Sorry for the late reply. I am just back from my Chinese New Year holidays. :-) From your question, here is my opinion and suggestion for you. Pinyin "r" is NOT TOTALLY like the English "r" in the word like "rain", "run". The tongue position of the English "r" in "rain" before you really pronounce it is similar to the tongue position of pinyin "r". When you pronounce pinyin "r", you need to pay attention to that : 1. the position your tongue is in the Middle of your upper jaw 2. the tip of your tongue is in lifted position near the middle of your upper jaw instead of touching your upper or lower front teeth. The pronunciation of the pinyin consonant "r" will not be changed when it is pronounced by itself or with the other pinyin vowels. I hope my answer may help you.

@MoonFairy66 5 лет назад

您好教师 ! I have a question to ask. Hmm.... Can you please tell me, is Chinese name goes like Family name + first name (as Chen LiNong) or goes like First name + Family name (as LiNong Chen)?? Which one is right exactly?? I'm so confused about this. Hope you would reply me back. Anyway, thanks for all the best lessons 💕💞 ~ a Big Love From Cambodia (柬埔寨）

@MandarinImpossible 5 лет назад

Chinese name is always like What you said "Family Name+ First Name". Therefore Chen LiNong is the correct one. Thank you for visiting my channel. 😄

@MoonFairy66 5 лет назад

@@MandarinImpossible 没关系😁😁 Thanks for replied! Hope to see more interesting lessons. Always support your channel 🤗

@VIOLET-nn2wr 2 года назад

Hello, I want to learn Chinese, I don't know English, so please we want to turn on the English translation feature so that we can translate, please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@TheEarthCreature 6 лет назад

I have another question, regarding rén. Sometimes I see the character 人 like you showed, and sometimes I see it written as 亻. What is the difference between these two characters, when both of them are called "ren" with the second tone and both seemingly mean "person," from what I've studied. Is it that 亻is a radical and only used when in conjunction with other characters? Like for example, when writing "rest" you use 休?

@MandarinImpossible 6 лет назад

You are right. 亻is a radical. Each character has one or more than one component which may have its own function and meaning to form the meaning of the character. Every Chinese character has ONLY ONE radical that is chosen from one of the components in the character. Let's take the character "休" as the example: The components of the character "休" are "亻" and "木". The radical of "休" is "亻". For the meaning of "休" can be explained like this: The component "亻" means "person" and "木" means "wood or tree". A person lie down or sit down next to the tree forms the meaning of the character "休" as"rest". 休 = 亻 + 木 Rest = People + Tree I hope this explanation is clear for you. If you still don't understand about this, just feel free to ask me again. :-) .

@TheEarthCreature 6 лет назад

I greatly appreciate it. I'm working really hard to learn Mandarin and trying to do everything right. It's very helpful to have someone who will reply to my questions in a timely fashion. I can't thank you enough. 谢谢

@akramposh 7 лет назад

nice one laoshi i am from pakistan hunza

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

Thank you Pakistan Akram! Thank you for visiting my chennel! :-)

@akramposh 7 лет назад

Pleasure mandarin

@TheEarthCreature 6 лет назад

Can you please explain to me the difference between jiārén and jiātíng? Some of my sources say jiārén means family and some say jiātíng does. Then some sources say that jiārén means "beautiful woman," but everywhere I look up jiātíng it says it means family.

@MandarinImpossible 6 лет назад

I explain it with the characters for you and that will be more clear. The literal meaning of "家人" (jiārén) is "household" "person". It means the people in your family like sister, father, daughter...etc. The literal meaning of "家庭" (jiātíng) is "household" "yard". It means a living unit that many family members live together. The literal meaning of "佳人" (jiārén) is "good or beautiful" "person". It often means pretty woman or good person or people with talent. One pronunciation may correspond to more than one Mandarin Chinese characters. That's why you felt confused about the meaning of them. I hope my explanation helps you. :-)

@TheEarthCreature 6 лет назад

Thank you very much. It did help me a lot, and it makes sense since I've recently started learning the actual mandarin characters and how the words are actually pieced together to form their meanings. I suppose it's no different than English, where we have our synonyms, homonyms and homophones but when learning it in a new language it is momentarily confusing. Very much appreciated.

@mago7525 7 лет назад

Long time no see

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

Mago75 It's really quite a long time! However, I am still here! I am very happy to see you guys here again! 😄

@tal7724 7 лет назад

你好! 谢谢您老师! 有意思!还有?

@MandarinImpossible 7 лет назад

不客氣! 還有 Tell the time Part2 敬請期待! :-)

@mrthree5663 6 лет назад

How to write 00:00:01 零点零一秒 Ling dian ling yi miao? Right? Thanks

@MandarinImpossible 6 лет назад

你好, Yung YUNG! It is correct! You can say and write 00:00:01 as " 零点零一秒 ( líng diǎn líng yī miǎo) ". However, for saying and writing the time 00:00:01, I would say and write it as " 零点零ㄧ分零一秒 ( líng diǎn língyī fēn líng yī miǎo) ". I say it with the part "零ㄧ分 língyī fēn" because I feel it will be more precise when synchronizing the time with the others.

@mrthree5663 6 лет назад

Mandarin Impossible 00:00:01cause rarely used.? 零点零一分零一秒 - - > 00:01:01? Thank you!^^ Im really waiting your new lesson video. ^, ~

@MandarinImpossible 6 лет назад

Sorry I wrote it wrong. It should be " for saying and writing the time 00:00:01, I would say and write it as " 零点零分零一秒 ( líng diǎn líng fēn líng yī miǎo) ". For saying 00:00:01 in Mandarin Chinese, Chinese rarely use it. Because for the daily using, it has no need to be so precise for the part of "second". That's why I only gave you only one example for the part of second in the video. :-) Thanks for your patience for the coming lessons. Next one will be "Family members". :-)

@mrthree5663 6 лет назад

Mandarin Impossible thanks David! ^^