Just love this video. It’s refreshing and interesting. 我一段时间住在台湾,所以很想念这些情况,我看这个视频两次 ha ha😂 请你多一点做类似的视频吧。 很喜欢你的声音和视频。
@CoralineLiu-ss7kwКүн бұрын
👍🥰👍 很有趣的课程
@paiwanhanКүн бұрын
So you are basically saying Taigi is formal Chinese. 其 is pronunced as ê, and 未 is pronounced as buē. So 你去過我ê店buē in Taigi is literally 爾去過我其店未?
@amine2012ishКүн бұрын
I swear i got 1/20 😢😢😢
@danbrowne212Күн бұрын
You have such a great way of explaining things!! New subscriber here 😃
@lexxryazanovКүн бұрын
如果我没有办法按时丢垃圾怎么办?
@RuiNa42Күн бұрын
I wish it had been explained to me this way 20 years ago!😆 Oh well, I made it.
@zafarhayat8516Күн бұрын
Love from Pakistan
@ucdang7433Күн бұрын
awesome, it's very detailed to understand and practice. Thank you so much, Grace!
@danyv8207Күн бұрын
? I'm french and I'm very happy to use money and not always my smartphone, for paying I spending enough time on my phone
@orinthompson63602 күн бұрын
BEAUTFIULLL
@arveyilleszender58092 күн бұрын
Grace, if you freeze the vid at 1:25 mins am I correct in saying that the 'zén' should be 'rén'?
@serveyourname55652 күн бұрын
I have a question: Is your BF a Taiwanese guy or an English speaking Caucasian?
@nckpc47812 күн бұрын
可以做更多關於台灣的影片,全中文的影片是真的很讚❤
@serveyourname55652 күн бұрын
Oh my Grace, how talented you are for teaching Chinese in such an efficient fashion! Your content is the best ever so far, I reckon. So logical and informative 👍
@elimarx34302 күн бұрын
台灣的垃圾車確實是一件讓外國人很問號的事情。它播的音樂和美國的冰淇淋車一樣哈哈
@GraceMandarinChinese2 күн бұрын
恩立!!好久不見哈哈 希望你在台灣過得很開心😆
@antanowrites2 күн бұрын
And I thought IPA was a beer 😂
@christinawang70003 күн бұрын
I love this video! Please make more (where you only speak Mandarin). Thank you teacher! I think Taiwan's garbage culture is great, and I wish we had the same system in America. Most Americans don't know their neighbors!
@GraceMandarinChinese2 күн бұрын
Thank you for your feedback! 💗
@grahamgrover13 күн бұрын
I appreciate that you included the bopomofo for phonetic help!
@teacherjeremyford66253 күн бұрын
I'm living in Taiwan and learning Mandarin, and it is a littler frustrating for me when I have people correcting my pronunciation even though they understand me. It was not an issue at first, but now that I am becoming a bit more advanced, still not able to carry on a conversation in Mandarin yet, but I am able to order food and drinks, negotiate price, and thank people and such. Anyway, I have several coworkers and friends who speak Mandarin and will correct me on how to say a given word, but each one of them says it completely different from the others. So, someone will correct my pronunciation of 謝謝 as, "Shay shay," or "Shee Shee," or "Shei Shei," or whatever. It is difficult to express it in text, but the point is, they'll correct me, and at first I thought I was wrong so I mimicked their pronunciation, but then a different friend or coworker would -correct- me, and I would then mimic their pronunciation, and then a third, and a fourth, and I started to really, really, really pay attention to what I was getting -wrong- and figured out that they each were saying it completely differently, and so I would mimic one and then the other would tell me I'm wrong and I would mimic them, and so on. But where it really became frustrating is when I have friends or coworkers who -corrected- me before, turn around and -correct- me again because I was saying it the way person number four or five was saying it, and not the way they taught me to say it. And now it's like I have to learn five different languages instead of just one. In the US we have a lot of different accents, and some people can be gelotophobe about it, but the majority of people in America don't care what your accent is as long as they can understand you. Again, there are jerks who will have a problem with it, or claim to, but those same jerks are looking for a problem anywhere they can with foreign people or anyone who is different, so if it wasn't the accent they'd find something else to complain about. Everyone else, as long as you're understood, no one cares.
@theilliad42983 күн бұрын
Do some people only use voice to chat?
@marvelelevee-yx7kr3 күн бұрын
谢谢老师。
@parthian9453 күн бұрын
This is great content. Easy to consume but hard enough to learn things. This kind of upper intermediate level is hard to come by. The word bubbles are done really nicely too.
@calvintanrio71264 күн бұрын
我喜欢这个类型的视频! 这个视频让我练习我听力还是学习台湾人的习惯 Can't wait you making more this kind of videos! 继续加油喔
@blusef14 күн бұрын
Omg as an ABC whose trying to improve my mandarin this is so helpful! And it also helped me learn about Taiwan things! I've only visited once so I definitely knew about the 7-11's but the other elements were new to me. I added a few vocob words like língshí to my google translate too!
@simontyrant2314 күн бұрын
could you tell me pls what is the song name in very first clip of this vd😢can't find that song in your description
@TheTMax4 күн бұрын
This video was awesome listening practice! 🤓👏 谢谢Grace老师 When I lived in Beijing, the garbage trucks in my neighborhood played Christmas music all year long😅 I made a few videos about my experience with culture shock in China (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7OlmJR7vLO0hZc.html) mostly, my experiences in Beijing, but then some things I noticed also while traveling around China. Unfortunately, I have yet to visit Taiwan, but when I do go, I will buy some guai-guai 😋
@nl56554 күн бұрын
I really like this style of videos!! It's so useful to learn new words and get a better understanding of the language while learning something interesting too
@ravikantboudh86824 күн бұрын
just one hour ago I saw the guai guai snack and after seeing the video, I got it. thank you so much, your videos are really help full .
@GraceMandarinChinese2 күн бұрын
Haha I hope you like it 😆
@susanchang78254 күн бұрын
After living in the US for 40 years, my grade school Mandarin is far from perfect. However whenever I'm talking to other Chinese speaking people they were quick to point out that I 'm from Taiwan. My Mandarin is so broken I never knew how they may have known that.😂
@Leesol_74 күн бұрын
How to write all pinyin words in chinese characters?
@susanchang78254 күн бұрын
He has a Mainland China accent. I would never have guessed that he is not Chinese if I didn't see him. I need to take some Chinese classes.
@rafaultimate694 күн бұрын
This type of video is an excellent study material, and the pop-up cards are an award-winning idea. Would love if you did more videos like this talking about different topics, thank you!!
@GraceMandarinChinese2 күн бұрын
Yay, glad you liked it! ☺ and thank you for the suggestion!
@lyhthegreat4 күн бұрын
yeah i didn't know about that fapiao thing until i went to taiwan recently and my taiwanese friend told me about it, at first i gave her all my receipts which according to her was a pain in the S but after awhile she just sent me her barcode and it made everything easier lol.
@GraceMandarinChinese2 күн бұрын
😂😂
@andrearosati64544 күн бұрын
Molto utile grazie, immaginavo difatti che si pronunciasse come la "i" di first oppure la "u"di bus inglese, il suono del "moribondo" 😌
@EnzoXian-no3kw4 күн бұрын
CHINA Wps is ours!
@samirkazah3024 күн бұрын
As a taiwanese who left taiwan at a really young age, this is seriously helping me improve my vocab
@getsgreen25 күн бұрын
"Trust me! This video 100% worth you time" Annoying! take out the commercial !
@raychen03225 күн бұрын
我都叫回單
@ciofi15505 күн бұрын
You should make more pf this videos
@taiwanista5 күн бұрын
我希望未來會有更多類似的影片!!
@1988jingchache5 күн бұрын
Dont worry kuomintang dissident. Soon you will all be subjugated by our superior Peoples Liberation Army and China will be united once again. 中国共产党万岁\(≧▽≦)/
@almondgarfield5 күн бұрын
this video was FANTSATIC
@RandomToastyJt5 күн бұрын
Thank you! I don't even know how to read that much. ( I can only read the word "sheep" and 1 2 3 in chinese ) But I'll keep learning. Thank you so much again.
@plfong225 күн бұрын
Malaysians have one advantage, they can understand Mainland Chinese better than the other way round 😅
@hinaflower5 күн бұрын
I really enjoyed this video, the editing was really helpful! I lived in Taiwan for a year and experienced most of these, except I didn't know about 乖乖, that was interesting to learn
@Auranopsis_x35 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for this video! It kinda scares me to talk to someone chinese and say something stupid because I'm not using the right tone lol Something I noticed while hearing people speak chinese is that the 1st tone sounds like the note A major, I don't know if that exactly accurate but as someone who plays piano it really helped me pronounce it ヾ(•ω•`)
@dontusethesamenicknameonthenet5 күн бұрын
would love to see more videos like this on our channel!!!! thank you for also making traditional and simplified chinese subtitles ❤🔥