@@weiwenwwe2066 and why is that a problem? People who want to engage in other people's cultures and become a part of it is great. And actually from my perception he's not actually trying to be native in his everyday life just for the video
@@karlonly9941 you may perceive it differently, but from the other videos I've seen him upload, all I see is him putting down others (especially Chinese people) while they try their best to learn English. Learning a language is not easy and it requires a lot of courage, but it's disturbing that there is a double standard going on in his videos. Like in one of his videos he commented sarcastically about someone having an American accent and in another video he criticises someone for his/her chinglish accent. I really wonder what does he expect him/her to do? He also tries to put on an acceny but I don't see anyone criticising him but there he is putting down others. It's like asking them not to speak at all. Why not let him be more encouraging and not just simply putting down others while they try hard to speak English.
@@karlonly9941 he puts down others for having an American accent (I.e: JJ LIN) yet he puts on a Chinese accent while speaking. I don't see a problem in that but since he's there to ciriticise others for putting an accent while he himself does the same, I feel it's important to point it out
@@weiwenwwe2066 I guess I haven't watched enough of his content or haven't witnessed this yet. I can't say your wrong but I'll pay more attention. But I do hope you realize Chinese culture is very blunt and comments that would be considered rude in America, Canada, UK are not as serious in Chinese culture. Maybe it's a culture understanding he's expressing. As you saw in this video the girl called him a mother F'er which to her was a complete stranger.
this is the most natural chinese accent I've ever heard from a foreigner. you could definitely pass for a native. -- edit: this comment is pretty old but there have been lots of replies so i just want to clarify: i'm in no way saying that laoma chris is the most impressive language learner or the only foreigner who can speak mandarin this well! i'm merely saying that, out of all the foreigners i've heard speaking mandarin, his accent could most easily pass for a native's. i don't doubt that there are other foreigners who speak mandarin just as well, or even better. also, other language-learners (such as laoshu, xiaomanyc, and more), are impressive as well! mandarin can be difficult for english-speakers to learn, and the fact that they can learn mandarin to such an extent is amazing. this comment is in no way meant to discredit their achievements. i just wanted to point out that laoma chris has an extremely natural chinese accent, even more so than myself, despite the fact that i am fluent and have learned chinese for 18 years (since birth) as an american-born chinese with immigrant parents. sure, laoma chris has had the advantage of actually living in china, but that doesn't take away from how good his mandarin is, especially for a foreigner! -- tl;dr please don't take this comment the wrong way or argue in the comments. all language-learners are impressive, and if you are one yourself, 加油!
I'm curious about this guy's then. He speaks Mandarin and shanghainese. ua-cam.com/video/I8IcEpMLmgo/v-deo.html Also, have you heard about Laoshu505000? He speaks many languages (over 50) but Mandarin is his second language. I'm curious if he speaks Chinese with an accent or not? ua-cam.com/video/zqDU16SBM9E/v-deo.html
@@runningriot7963 laoshu's Chinese accent isn't as authentic. His American accent is very apparent in his voice, but it's not bad. You can tell by his lack of emphasis on certain parts of words and "english pronunciation" of words. I'm not sure how to explain it as I'm not a language expert, but you can clearly tell that he doesn't have much of a chinese accent.
Dude, you're an inspiration. Anyone that can dedicate their time to mastering another language. I give them big respect. My wife is Ukrainian and speaks 4 languages. I really need to level up.
Mandarin is acknowledged to be a difficult language to learn for native English speakers, so this guy's skills (and accent, apparently) are seriously impressive. However, the level of English skills among these Beijing students is also good, and in some cases (cf the guy studying Chemistry) very impressive, given that they've not studied outside China. Congratulations all round!
But they learn English every day for 20 years with native speakers and watch English content on a daily basis. This guy has taught himself. So the white guy is way more impressive.
@@fwwryh7862 But to achieve fluency in a language you have to practice conversation; if you don't converse, 20 years of English classes wont help nor will watching English TV shows. As a retired ESL teacher in Korea and China, my biggest source of pride in my students is when they would talk English to their classmates Outside of class! Made me so happy!
Chris isn’t t a native English speaker though. And I have noticed a lot of Central American Hispanics don’t struggle at all with Mandarin pronunciations if you tell them exactly where to place the tongue.
As a white chinese speaker myself who has learned the language for a long time. I love having the option to read the mandarin and english at the same time to see how you would say those sentences it's a great learning tool.
@@mg2001o why lol im telling the fact , maybe now still sounds weird in china ,but someday it will be like that, like if u live in america or europe no matter whats ur race u would be called american n european , even white people in south africa be called south african
I am Chinese. Born in Shanghai, spent ten years in London and seven years in Hong Kong. Your Chinese is better than mine. Your English is better than mine. Curious what other three languages you speak. This is insane. Have to introduce you to my friend who just quit her job in academia in China to teach Chinese students English. She speaks 8 languages.
I actually had the same thing with an old Cambodian man. He can speak English well, but then, he suddenly switched to Mandarin on me before I planned it, so I answered him in Cantonese to see if he could keep up, yet he not only kept up, he stumped me by replying in Hokkien (which I am not fluent in). A week later, I used a more Northern English accent for a minor revenge.
@@susaninmaine Northern English person here. We have loads of accents in England, so many, that experts have been able to predict in some cases exactly which street someone has grown up on based on their accent. Non-UK people will probably be more used to Southern accents, Northern accents are rather distinct from Southern accents, Northern accents can be quite different from one another in how they sound but still distinctly Northern, sometimes they can be quite clear to understand straight away or difficult to understand until you get used to them. John Snow and people from the North in Game of Thrones usually had quite clear (not-harsh) Northern accents, if that is any help in trying to figure out what a Northern English accent sounds like :-) .
Usually. Once a person becomes proficient in a language they don't enunciate each word and start skipping and melding words together for speed like this guy. Reason being. Fluent speakers can get the gist of the sentence.
@@jimmyoakeslift4374 I used to live in Australia for years and I alright understanding everyone (in the city) but there was this one neighbor, really nice guy, but he spoke so "stereotypicaly" australian and FAST that after a conversation with him I was mentally drained for the rest of the day and having missed half of what he actually told me. It took me months before I could understand him as I did everyone else. Sometimes even other Australians didn´t get him straight away. Really loved the time there.
As someone that speaks both languages, I find it so enjoyable that everything can understood even when they code-switch a little. That is why it is always good to learn multiple languages, it can be use for fun sometimes!
@@einsteinalbert747 Good point! Chinese is a general term that includes all the 500 dialects in China, E.g. Hokkien, Cantonese, Taishanese, Wuhan dialect, Suzhou dialect etc. Chinese is referring to the text, the Chinese characters.
You don't "speak Chinese", Chinese includes all 500 languages and dialects in China, E.g. Mandarin/ Putonghua, Hokkien, Cantonese, Taishanese, Wuhan dialect, Suzhou dialect etc. Chinese is referring to the text, the Chinese characters.
its mostly the hard "t" in accounting, most native English speakers with an American accent brush over the "t" while Chinese people don't, so its an easy way to tell
I did an exchange program for 2 years in Beijing but 99% of my lessons were in English and I studied with mainly foreigners, we had a Chinese class but i didn’t relearn much, I guess you truly have to immerse yourself full-time into the language to learn well because it wasn’t just me as foreigner in that class who struggled. But I learn pretty much all the basic daily communication skills. I still watch shows in mandarin and I wished I could return one day to learn full time the language
I think it's a bit different. It's more like "someone who can't express his inner world to the people around him... A person feeling like he has two identities. I can relate because I used to be like that much more when I was a teenager.
Every person there speak English while most Students in America aren’t actually forced forced to take. A language just for like Graduation requirements. But after that no one just really studied language
Loved the video. The English word you are looking for is 'reserved' Specifically 'he/she is a reserved person'. "The definition of reserved is saved for someone or some purpose, or is a person who doesn't share his feelings, thoughts or emotions."
That is quite true. My PhD colleagues are actually all quite familiar with writing papers in English at a very professional level. 我是好早就出去留学的人，所以英语是非常好（雅思听力阅读都能考满分，写作口语都8分以上），但是写起论文来我觉得我那些中国研究院里面的同学跟我水平也差不多。当然，能做到博士，他们也是很尖子了。
And Harvard isn't necessarily the best school in America, but it's the best liberal arts school so an apt comparison to Beida. Tsinghua would be the MIT of China.
So he's lived in China for eight years...that helps explain a lot! I'd hope after living in any country for eight years someone serious about learning a language could achieve a high level of mastery over it. (This is not to take away from his linguistic abilities--he's clearly talented)
A co-worker of mine is from Beijing. He went to school in Texas to get his computer science degree and obviously is a mandarin speaker although he also speaks Cantonese. The hilarious part is that he learned a lot of English in Texas and actually says "y'all" every now and then. He has a quasi-Texas accent that completely is against his appearance. We've been trying to speak with a cowboy accent every time he is around. He takes it well and enjoys our little language pranks on him.
6:25 Kinda like an Introvert. A person of Wisdom. A person of few words that speaks will some level humor, witty responses are well planned. Almost like overthinker. That has long pauses if she/she speaks.
Now I wish I could read and speak Chinese. It honestly sounds and Looks so Beautiful but it seems IMPOSSIBLE to learn. How did Chris even start learning? And he got this far in 8 years? That's really impressive, I think
I tried my “u-tube” learned Chinese on a Chinese waitress a few years back. I thought I was ordering shredded chilli beef amongst other things, but she started crying and two Bruce Lee look-a-like waiters dragged me out and kicked me around the street. I still don’t know what upset them so much.
Chris, ojalá los latinos pudiéramos disfrutar aún más de tus ocurrencias, si fuese posible, igualmente los subtítulos en español. Un abrazo desde Colombia!
I am Chinese, graduated from an ordinary Chinese university, didn't get ideal grade in college entrance examination , either, just merely passed CET4 by good luck, failed in cet6 three times,I went to South Korea for a trip in the summer vacation of my junior year of my university, since then I realized the importance of English,my passion was triggered out,I was 20 that year, right now I am 27 years old, after seven years practice,I feel my spoken English is at least not much worse than students of Peking university of this video, although still with accent, this proved two well-known proverbs,one is no pain no gain, another one is practice makes perfect,btw,my method of English study is creating bilingual environment myself, if it was not urgent,I would require myself to tranlate each of sentences spoken by me into English, gradually,more and more familiar,for students who can only study English domestically,you may consider this method
@@dmillzzz1918 It has nothing to do about whether it's an international language or not. It's about the ability of the mouth and the tongue. Chinese has more unique letters and for that reason, the mouth is capable for saying different letters because the mind got used to it, learning the hardest letters no one else could say it is like a practice for both the mouth and tbe tongue, thus making it easy for them to say normal letters in English
@oscar daniel Chinese, I believe (I only assume this because although I didn’t see her face in a video, he spoke to her in Chinese.) Don’t quote me on it.
@@陈岩-d1i But I think that might help little. As I know, none of my friends would really prepare for the CET4 or CET6. They just took the exam without any review, but still got passed. This is so-called "裸考". So the main reason is the English they learned at high school to pass the National College Entrance Examination.
Day late but the description he gave of the unique Chinese word sounds like a perfect description of how most introverts process. Inside - so much. Outside - quiet. But you get to know us & we can be wickedly funny.
It is very funny, but don't you think it's a little embarrassing too for us as a people? I mean, the fact that we Chinese are always surprised when a foreigner can speak the language is a bit ethnocentric (arrogant), right? 我認為中國人有點民族主義。Chinese is just a language like any other, and with enough effort anyone can learn it.
@@Qichar Like a Chinese speaks Hindi, he walks on street in Dehli, people will feel strange and astonished. 这是文化自豪。一种深厚的文化的魅力。现实是，很少有人像马思瑞那样，说得那么得体和深厚的，不容易！very cool.
His chinese is Very good for a foreigner. There were only minimal tone mistakes! 真棒！for whatever reason he sounds like he is from the north east of china. 哈哈
What i find most interesting about these videos is that when a foreigner can speak English its no big deal, almost taken for granted, but when an American can speak Chinese ,its amazing to them !
seaness267 Mainly because it’s still very rare for a Caucasian to be fluent in Mandarin. You will much more commonly see non-Caucasians show fluency in English because it is by far the most practiced second language. Of course Mandarin is the most common language in the world but it’s still rare for non-Asians to reach fluency in an Asian language.
9:36....She is Korean and she speaks literally perfect Mandarin and English
That was a big shock to me!
just like miss korea 2018
No, She is Chinese girl
李畅 She said she is Korean herself
Yuan Lee Probably North Korean lolol
Not that you need the acknowledgement, but your Chinese is probably the most natural accent for a nonnative I've heard on youtube.
*For a non-native* but he tries to pretend to be a native and that's a problem
@@weiwenwwe2066 and why is that a problem? People who want to engage in other people's cultures and become a part of it is great. And actually from my perception he's not actually trying to be native in his everyday life just for the video
@@karlonly9941 you may perceive it differently, but from the other videos I've seen him upload, all I see is him putting down others (especially Chinese people) while they try their best to learn English. Learning a language is not easy and it requires a lot of courage, but it's disturbing that there is a double standard going on in his videos. Like in one of his videos he commented sarcastically about someone having an American accent and in another video he criticises someone for his/her chinglish accent. I really wonder what does he expect him/her to do? He also tries to put on an acceny but I don't see anyone criticising him but there he is putting down others. It's like asking them not to speak at all. Why not let him be more encouraging and not just simply putting down others while they try hard to speak English.
@@karlonly9941 he puts down others for having an American accent (I.e: JJ LIN) yet he puts on a Chinese accent while speaking. I don't see a problem in that but since he's there to ciriticise others for putting an accent while he himself does the same, I feel it's important to point it out
@@weiwenwwe2066 I guess I haven't watched enough of his content or haven't witnessed this yet. I can't say your wrong but I'll pay more attention. But I do hope you realize Chinese culture is very blunt and comments that would be considered rude in America, Canada, UK are not as serious in Chinese culture. Maybe it's a culture understanding he's expressing. As you saw in this video the girl called him a mother F'er which to her was a complete stranger.
He can speak better Chinese than me, but I am an Indian and I can’t speak Chinese at all.
😂😂😂
I'm trying to learn Punjabi. Yo buddy where's the crown royal and shiett
Dude 😁
wheres the joke?
@shinkueagle You don't come from a good family.
"I'm waiting for my boyfriend" translates to "get lost, creep" in any language...
Hahaha, ta rue....
I took that in the most literal sense and went to google translate to see if it was true...
Forreal😆
Or it can be the literal truth. She could have a boyfriend that's control freak about to pick her up.
until he spoke Chinese...
The guy at 4:35 could be a damn good interpreter. The fact he is able to explain an idiom, or phrase so well is inspiring.
this is the most natural chinese accent I've ever heard from a foreigner. you could definitely pass for a native.
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edit:
this comment is pretty old but there have been lots of replies so i just want to clarify: i'm in no way saying that laoma chris is the most impressive language learner or the only foreigner who can speak mandarin this well! i'm merely saying that, out of all the foreigners i've heard speaking mandarin, his accent could most easily pass for a native's. i don't doubt that there are other foreigners who speak mandarin just as well, or even better.
also, other language-learners (such as laoshu, xiaomanyc, and more), are impressive as well! mandarin can be difficult for english-speakers to learn, and the fact that they can learn mandarin to such an extent is amazing. this comment is in no way meant to discredit their achievements. i just wanted to point out that laoma chris has an extremely natural chinese accent, even more so than myself, despite the fact that i am fluent and have learned chinese for 18 years (since birth) as an american-born chinese with immigrant parents. sure, laoma chris has had the advantage of actually living in china, but that doesn't take away from how good his mandarin is, especially for a foreigner!
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tl;dr please don't take this comment the wrong way or argue in the comments. all language-learners are impressive, and if you are one yourself, 加油!
I'm curious about this guy's then. He speaks Mandarin and shanghainese.
ua-cam.com/video/I8IcEpMLmgo/v-deo.html
Also, have you heard about Laoshu505000? He speaks many languages (over 50) but Mandarin is his second language. I'm curious if he speaks Chinese with an accent or not?
ua-cam.com/video/zqDU16SBM9E/v-deo.html
And Laoshu the black American guy thinks he can speak Mandarin! This guy is really speaking it so naturally and fluently. Sorry Laoshu you lose!
@@runningriot7963 laoshu's Chinese accent isn't as authentic. His American accent is very apparent in his voice, but it's not bad. You can tell by his lack of emphasis on certain parts of words and "english pronunciation" of words. I'm not sure how to explain it as I'm not a language expert, but you can clearly tell that he doesn't have much of a chinese accent.
@@DeadBeatDex yeah because he's always learn the language by himself..
@@tuffgong9951 The difference is this guy lived in China for 8 years and the black guy taught himself.
The guy studying chemistry speaks REALLY GOOD english. Almost with a tiny English accent.
Ikr was not expecting that
It was kind of a mix between English and Australian accent
yesss! noticed that too and he spoke very calmly!
@@leiflala hes definitely lived in NZ. That's 100% New Zealand accent
@@leiflala he watches neighbours
Dude, you're an inspiration. Anyone that can dedicate their time to mastering another language. I give them big respect. My wife is Ukrainian and speaks 4 languages. I really need to level up.
sr. so how did you come to the conclusion of two out of four is spoken fluently? Curious.
Skyjuice70 I speak English all do my grammar is horrible and I speak Spanish and I’m learning Russian
On my way to polyglot when i learn french. Japanese, english, tagalog, Currently learning french.
You leveled up when you married the translator. Don't be too hard on yourself.
Mandarin is acknowledged to be a difficult language to learn for native English speakers, so this guy's skills (and accent, apparently) are seriously impressive. However, the level of English skills among these Beijing students is also good, and in some cases (cf the guy studying Chemistry) very impressive, given that they've not studied outside China. Congratulations all round!
But they learn English every day for 20 years with native speakers and watch English content on a daily basis. This guy has taught himself. So the white guy is way more impressive.
No it’s the accent that is impressive, his pronunciation is unusually good for someone not raised in an English speaking country
I’m being straight honest now. I was raised as a Chinese in Europe and he speaks Chinese way better than me
@@fwwryh7862 But to achieve fluency in a language you have to practice conversation; if you don't converse, 20 years of English classes wont help nor will watching English TV shows. As a retired ESL teacher in Korea and China, my biggest source of pride in my students is when they would talk English to their classmates Outside of class! Made me so happy!
Chris isn’t t a native English speaker though. And I have noticed a lot of Central American Hispanics don’t struggle at all with Mandarin pronunciations if you tell them exactly where to place the tongue.
As a white chinese speaker myself who has learned the language for a long time. I love having the option to read the mandarin and english at the same time to see how you would say those sentences it's a great learning tool.
"are you chinese?" "do I look chinese?" KILLED me
3:37
well china is country name...not race , same like u can say american to black people cuz they born and raise in america
@@tigerfist2864 lol.
@@mg2001o why lol im telling the fact , maybe now still sounds weird in china ,but someday it will be like that, like if u live in america or europe no matter whats ur race u would be called american n european , even white people in south africa be called south african
@@tigerfist2864 What facts ?
Learning a language or having an abstract administrative citizenship doesn't change the race.
That year 3 chem dude spoke amazing English!
Naltoid He’s also very cute
Lillie Leipzig i agree hhhh
Naltoid fo sho
His accent sounded Kiwi.
马斯瑞是我见过说英文最好的北京人
曹操也非常不错
可以去看Aha视频 日本人那期 小松洋大 真的刷新我对外国人说北京话的纪录
MIKE随也很好
还有个讲相声的日本人 满满的东北味儿
+1
I am Chinese. Born in Shanghai, spent ten years in London and seven years in Hong Kong. Your Chinese is better than mine. Your English is better than mine. Curious what other three languages you speak. This is insane. Have to introduce you to my friend who just quit her job in academia in China to teach Chinese students English. She speaks 8 languages.
I actually had the same thing with an old Cambodian man.
He can speak English well, but then, he suddenly switched to Mandarin on me before I planned it, so I answered him in Cantonese to see if he could keep up, yet he not only kept up, he stumped me by replying in Hokkien (which I am not fluent in).
A week later, I used a more Northern English accent for a minor revenge.
get rekt Brock!
What does "Northern English" mean? never heard of a Northern English accent?
@@susaninmaine Northern English person here. We have loads of accents in England, so many, that experts have been able to predict in some cases exactly which street someone has grown up on based on their accent. Non-UK people will probably be more used to Southern accents, Northern accents are rather distinct from Southern accents, Northern accents can be quite different from one another in how they sound but still distinctly Northern, sometimes they can be quite clear to understand straight away or difficult to understand until you get used to them.
John Snow and people from the North in Game of Thrones usually had quite clear (not-harsh) Northern accents, if that is any help in trying to figure out what a Northern English accent sounds like :-) .
I’m a American born Chinese. We speak Chinese at home. In 45 years he speaks better Chinese than me.
Lol😂
You're mom says you're dumb..
你们会写中国字吗
@@sebassanchezc-1379 its *your mom
he sounds so good, like the chineses on movies.
This guy can speak better Chinese than me and I’m chinese
I didn't know Billie Eilish was Chinese...
I’m obv not the real Billie
We're obviously just joking.
IM YOUR BIGGEST FAN BEANY EYELASH
Billie Eilish woooosh
This man’s accent is far more authentic than my Chinese-American face. :/
你是假中国人么：））
So inspiring! First time see foreigner speaks so fluent. I studied in Tianjin daxue for one year
For a foreigner, this is by far the best one I’ve heard, hardly any accent
Usually. Once a person becomes proficient in a language they don't enunciate each word and start skipping and melding words together for speed like this guy. Reason being. Fluent speakers can get the gist of the sentence.
That's true. In basically every language.
一般般吧，环境所致！
😂
I’m Australian and nobody understands us when we communicate with other Australians lol, we basically have our own language
@@jimmyoakeslift4374 I used to live in Australia for years and I alright understanding everyone (in the city) but there was this one neighbor, really nice guy, but he spoke so "stereotypicaly" australian and FAST that after a conversation with him I was mentally drained for the rest of the day and having missed half of what he actually told me. It took me months before I could understand him as I did everyone else.
Sometimes even other Australians didn´t get him straight away.
Really loved the time there.
As someone that speaks both languages, I find it so enjoyable that everything can understood even when they code-switch a little. That is why it is always good to learn multiple languages, it can be use for fun sometimes!
3:18 天啊，卧槽……！
连我都惊呆了！？你的中文太可以了
I'm totally impressed how fluent he speaks, unbelievable, congrats sugar
5:38 really liked this kind he is so chill and understanding and well at explaining stuff hope he succeeds
I’m Chinese and he speaks better Chinese than me
Joe mama Gay and he fights better in kung fu
what u speak cantonese , hokkien?
@@einsteinalbert747 Good point! Chinese is a general term that includes all the 500 dialects in China, E.g. Hokkien, Cantonese, Taishanese, Wuhan dialect, Suzhou dialect etc. Chinese is referring to the text, the Chinese characters.
You don't "speak Chinese", Chinese includes all 500 languages and dialects in China, E.g. Mandarin/ Putonghua, Hokkien, Cantonese, Taishanese, Wuhan dialect, Suzhou dialect etc. Chinese is referring to the text, the Chinese characters.
My overall Chinese ia good but my Mandarin is complete trash( i m from hong kong)
Chris: what you study
Korean girl: accounting
Chris: your English is really good!
to be fair though it was like you could tell just by the pronunciation haha
@@abom7634 exactly
Yeah she said that too perfectly... didn't cut out or rush any syllables lol.
its mostly the hard "t" in accounting, most native English speakers with an American accent brush over the "t" while Chinese people don't, so its an easy way to tell
That’s really all it took to hear a perfect American English accent
好喜欢那个韩国的小姐姐！！说英文让人很舒服的感觉
中文也超好
@@楊咩咩-m7m
Girls have natural talent in langauge....
I did an exchange program for 2 years in Beijing but 99% of my lessons were in English and I studied with mainly foreigners, we had a Chinese class but i didn’t relearn much, I guess you truly have to immerse yourself full-time into the language to learn well because it wasn’t just me as foreigner in that class who struggled. But I learn pretty much all the basic daily communication skills. I still watch shows in mandarin and I wished I could return one day to learn full time the language
You speak Chinese better than i speak English..and i'm from Manhattan ( NYC USA)...fun videos ..keep up the great work.
I’m surprised at how good everyone’s English is!
Yeahh so am i, they're so good in english
Thats one of the best university in china,they are super for studying
那个韩国妹妹的英文和中文都好棒啊，挺可爱的
对呀 应该是里面口音最正的
为什么韩国人在中国却跟台客混在一起 这些台人没一个不反中反华 真xxx闹剧
@@YosTalk 你也别瞎 bb 你干脆说他说的英文放美国比是全美最正的好了,看来中国人这嫌己媚外的自虐性格难改啊
@@Khan-hd5vn 你过于敏感了，我也觉得她说的比较好
@@Khan-hd5vn 杠精出没哈哈哈哈哈
我对他们的英语好不好一点兴趣也没有，就喜欢看他们反应😂
我也是😁😁
Imagine learning English with a heavy Scottish accent and not knowing
These are such impressive young people, intelligent, polite, well mannered, friendly
you just have to love their reactions
That Language is mind blowing to me
You’re very fortunate to be able to speak it
天赋！不解释！在中国七八年就可以说地道的北京话，这就是天赋！我在美国十年也没学到老马这英语水平
这是热爱 用天赋去称赞别人其实在一点程度上否定了他们的汗水和付出 no offence
因为你可能都跟中国人混
Frost 学习语言确实要天赋。有些人再努力也学不好
Frost 說的真好
我说汉语是不是也需要天赋？
I am a native English Speaker/White Girl from Texas......and to hear the students speak English so well is amazing....I love these videos!
Very enjoyable!
Unfortunately, many Singaporean Chinese do not speak Mandarin that fluently.
加油⛽年轻人，很棒!
Best wishes from Singapore
I’d think of that word or personality trait as an “introverted, extrovert”. Could be wrong though. That’s a tough one.
It's easy, I already figured it out.
I think it's a bit different. It's more like "someone who can't express his inner world to the people around him... A person feeling like he has two identities. I can relate because I used to be like that much more when I was a teenager.
Yes, these students spoke great English 👍, unbelievable
Every person there speak English while most Students in America aren’t actually forced forced to take. A language just for like Graduation requirements. But after that no one just really studied language
Because we ALREADY speak English (the worlds "biggest" language). Does that make sense? :-)
speaks* students* graduation* studies*
You have got a point there
@@GUITARTIME2024 The term you're looking for is global lingua franca.
And then they wonder why China is becoming the number 1 country in the world
@@Tidegast lmao you just roasted him
Loved the video. The English word you are looking for is 'reserved' Specifically 'he/she is a reserved person'.
"The definition of reserved is saved for someone or some purpose, or is a person who doesn't share his feelings, thoughts or emotions."
That doesn’t really perfectly define 悶騷 Yes it’s an aspect of it but it doesn’t define the entire thing.
国内大学生英文的读、写都很好，词汇量很大，但口语可能稍差，不过只要有机会练习，就会提高很快。
That is quite true. My PhD colleagues are actually all quite familiar with writing papers in English at a very professional level. 我是好早就出去留学的人，所以英语是非常好（雅思听力阅读都能考满分，写作口语都8分以上），但是写起论文来我觉得我那些中国研究院里面的同学跟我水平也差不多。当然，能做到博士，他们也是很尖子了。
LMAO, an educated native can hit 25k in average, and they adopt 2 new per day in the rest of their life, how come your confidence to say that?
Bruh.....
关键中国教育也不是为了培养口语好的学生，学英语是因为很多顶尖的科技论文用的是英文，重英“文”而不重英“语”。
@@blamezoe8146 国外也是一样的
看出来北大学生英语确实挺好，而且表现挺大方。👍
Not everyone thinks pku is the best university, ask students from Tsinhgua
哈哈哈哈，中国最好的学校有两所。
我说的是北大和湖大
清华比北大好不是北大的问题，是中国的政治体制问题。文科各系不让人说话，研究领域材料限制重重，光靠理科去对抗整个清华。
哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈
And Harvard isn't necessarily the best school in America, but it's the best liberal arts school so an apt comparison to Beida. Tsinghua would be the MIT of China.
HUIMING LI 所以一般只说top2不说top1嘛哈哈哈哈
So he's lived in China for eight years...that helps explain a lot! I'd hope after living in any country for eight years someone serious about learning a language could achieve a high level of mastery over it. (This is not to take away from his linguistic abilities--he's clearly talented)
con razon
You are my hero and I'm from Honduras like your mother, blessings from chicago.
有點震驚了，台灣隨便一個國立普大英文平均水準可能都比北京大好QQ
11:11 我反而是對這個很有興趣QAQ 好有創意喔~
When more people know you, you become more popular, resulting in less people falling for your pranks as time goes.
For those with majors in Accounting, one must understand english as they need to communicate with different stakeholders around the globe. 👍👏
A co-worker of mine is from Beijing. He went to school in Texas to get his computer science degree and obviously is a mandarin speaker although he also speaks Cantonese. The hilarious part is that he learned a lot of English in Texas and actually says "y'all" every now and then. He has a quasi-Texas accent that completely is against his appearance.
We've been trying to speak with a cowboy accent every time he is around. He takes it well and enjoys our little language pranks on him.
Your videos always make me smile. I wish I could speak Mandarin as well as these students can speak English.
I am surprised you don't have more subscribers. You are amazing, man. You make your videos really fun. Keep it up.
我看到了我的高中同桌现北大韩语系大神！
韩语系的英文也这么好啊
@@东来东往-f7t当年凭借出色的综合成绩以及特别厉害的英语成绩被保送到的北大！
那个男生？
@@月亮-l3z 8:09白衣服男生
Gotta love his Chinese fluency and his choppers.
😁
8:53 I really love this Korean girl.
I must say all the students had great respect, and so good at English. Love the Chinese.
6:25 Kinda like an Introvert. A person of Wisdom. A person of few words that speaks will some level humor, witty responses are well planned. Almost like overthinker. That has long pauses if she/she speaks.
Now I wish I could read and speak Chinese. It honestly sounds and Looks so Beautiful but it seems IMPOSSIBLE to learn. How did Chris even start learning? And he got this far in 8 years? That's really impressive, I think
As a Brit, the way you pronounce 'okay' in English cracks me up. It's a cross between surfer dude and valley girl.
Yes, its a common way of pronouncing it in the "under 30" college-educated crowd here in America. Its a bit Beta for a dude.
@@GUITARTIME2024 Calling things "beta" is pretty beta
采访一下海淀区的中学，可能比大学生英语还好😂
Wan Xw 准确的说中关村那儿块儿
这种节目还是见鬼去吧！不要在中国领土上做这样节目。要做就找那些外国留学生测试下他们汉语水平。要测试英文，就来英格兰，随便一个华侨二代都能笑话他美式的乡下发音。go to hell ，American Crude ！
@@drivingman3646 评论可以有礼貌一点嘛？
@@drivingman3646 玻璃心 丢人
@@drivingman3646 战狼翻墙了？
Very impressed with Chris's lanuage skills and accent.
I cant even learn more than a few words of another language.
哇靠，我30多年前在北大学过汉语，你视频中的许多画面让我回忆很多过去美好的时光！
White guy: *starts speaking mandarin
Asian guy: "Dude I'm from New Jersey"
😂😂😂😂😂
I get the joke, but he's in China... so this joke fails
马老师不但英语说的好，人也长的像老外
馬老師就是老外齁
不過滿口的北京口音，挺厲害的
😂
Holy shit this is so funny lol
哈哈哈哈哈 笑死我了
I tried my “u-tube” learned Chinese on a Chinese waitress a few years back. I thought I was ordering shredded chilli beef amongst other things, but she started crying and two Bruce Lee look-a-like waiters dragged me out and kicked me around the street.
I still don’t know what upset them so much.
Chinese people here dont have connections with the Chinese you talk about.
Chris, ojalá los latinos pudiéramos disfrutar aún más de tus ocurrencias, si fuese posible, igualmente los subtítulos en español. Un abrazo desde Colombia!
I am Chinese, graduated from an ordinary Chinese university, didn't get ideal grade in college entrance examination , either, just merely passed CET4 by good luck, failed in cet6 three times,I went to South Korea for a trip in the summer vacation of my junior year of my university, since then I realized the importance of English,my passion was triggered out,I was 20 that year, right now I am 27 years old, after seven years practice,I feel my spoken English is at least not much worse than students of Peking university of this video, although still with accent, this proved two well-known proverbs,one is no pain no gain, another one is practice makes perfect,btw,my method of English study is creating bilingual environment myself, if it was not urgent,I would require myself to tranlate each of sentences spoken by me into English, gradually,more and more familiar,for students who can only study English domestically,you may consider this method
5:29 I feel like he's learned English in Australia because he has an Australian English speaking accent
Or an Australian tutor or lots of exposure to Australian TV shows.
Sounds more British to me
@@definitionz I'm Australian and it sounds almost 100% Aussie to me :P
Irene Tanya He is speaking the correct, original, and unmodify version English. America changed english very much.
@@landonarchuleta2495 there's no such thing mate
The weird thing is when a Chinese speaks perfect English in States, everyone thinks it's normal.
English Is International Language
@@dmillzzz1918 It has nothing to do about whether it's an international language or not. It's about the ability of the mouth and the tongue. Chinese has more unique letters and for that reason, the mouth is capable for saying different letters because the mind got used to it, learning the hardest letters no one else could say it is like a practice for both the mouth and tbe tongue, thus making it easy for them to say normal letters in English
Many Chinese people in the US were born here, or moved here at a really young age. It doesn't seem that weird to me.
@@0hold Okay? who cares English is still the international language of the WORLD
@@dmillzzz1918 you didnt understand the point so nvm lmaoo
终于找到了Chris的英文翻译的一个错误哈哈哈。Peking University的U没有capitalized😂😂😂
Saludos desde honduras me gusto mucho tu video eres ejemplo a seguir.........voy a mejorar mi ingles
You speak better Chinese than I do English.. Thats awesome and love it.
Nunca me he interesado por aprender otros idiomas, pero usted me motiva a hacerlo, gracias.
That literally sounds like my Chinese cousin when he was 15.
*MOST IMPRESSIVE*
BTW, a little suggestion. 我草在多数时候is not polite，建议马老师注意。特别是如果和陌生人说我草的时候 :)
我觉得马哥是平时吐槽自己吐槽惯了，一时没注意就说出来了，口误吧哈哈哈
特別在女生面前 哈哈
中文怎么好怎么可能不知道…我X这个字还好吧 无语
Se que tambien hablas español mi hermano, dejame decirte que eres "un chingon" como decimos acá en México, un abrazo enorme.
Si mal no recuerdo, el español es su idioma nativo
我在国外都几十年了，英语没你说中文好，你很聪明，加油。
the girl in white down jacket at 7'20'' is quite adorable
Bill Tao ok boomer
ok coomer
3:57 he was definitely getting those digits to call later 😏😏
He’s married XD
@oscar daniel Yeah.
@oscar daniel Chinese, I believe (I only assume this because although I didn’t see her face in a video, he spoke to her in Chinese.) Don’t quote me on it.
8:
The guy with the glasses sounds so proper. I love it.
能解释闷骚的小哥英语也特别好，听着很舒服
What a way to pick up the ladies! Lol. First lady's body language changed when she heard him. She's like, "heeyyyy...what's up, boo boo!".
The student with the glasses sounds so posh, makes me feel like I speak broke
That chinese dude studying chemistry spoke english real well and seemed cool as hell👍
11:17 when your favorite song comes on the radio.
Brody Croft underrated comment
You stoopid 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
Amigo sube tus vídeos con sub a español por favor... están muy buenos.
Me encantan tus vídeos, estaría fabuloso aprender chino!
I'd been studied in Xiamen for 3 years, i have to say that a lot of Chinese student speak English really well!!!
Well, I think that might because we saw a lot of English movies and videos😂
@@jackren3559 not only this, they have to pass the CET 4 or 6 (China undergraduate English level test)
@@陈岩-d1i But I think that might help little. As I know, none of my friends would really prepare for the CET4 or CET6. They just took the exam without any review, but still got passed. This is so-called "裸考". So the main reason is the English they learned at high school to pass the National College Entrance Examination.
You kinda look like the guy that does the "CARBONARO EFFECT"
I love their reasons when he speaks in Chinese mandarin...
Wish I can speak Chinese😤 honestly being bilingual adds a big chunk of gold on your resume....
Day late but the description he gave of the unique Chinese word sounds like a perfect description of how most introverts process. Inside - so much. Outside - quiet. But you get to know us & we can be wickedly funny.
马老师最好不要对陌生人说“我操“，大部分人还是觉得听起来不太舒服。换成“妈呀”“我去”之类的会很好多:)
真的 嚇我一跳XD 這句話還是有點太嚴重了
你这个头像有啥说法吗？我认识一个同事也使用的这个头像…似乎用的人还挺多？
@@FASampler 啊 這是一隻鯨頭鸛 一種不大聰明的鳥~ 我會用它是因為我追的韓團粉絲名稱是鳥寶寶(就是王嘉爾在的那個團GOT7)，然後有個成員特別挑了這種笨笨的鳥來代表我們:3
这个很京片子
北京胡同后遗症
很喜欢这个系列，特别是那一秒，他们彻底懵了的时候，诶... 很搞笑....那一刻，她们的脑袋一定是短路，或者浆糊，哈哈
真调皮
It is very funny, but don't you think it's a little embarrassing too for us as a people? I mean, the fact that we Chinese are always surprised when a foreigner can speak the language is a bit ethnocentric (arrogant), right? 我認為中國人有點民族主義。Chinese is just a language like any other, and with enough effort anyone can learn it.
@@Qichar Like a Chinese speaks Hindi, he walks on street in Dehli, people will feel strange and astonished. 这是文化自豪。一种深厚的文化的魅力。现实是，很少有人像马思瑞那样，说得那么得体和深厚的，不容易！very cool.
@@puluqemil 马思瑞說中文比我好多。真的不容易。 要讀了幾年才能說這麼深厚的
話?
I would suggest you go a little longer with the conversation after they realize you speak Chinese, before you tell them it's for a video.
His chinese is Very good for a foreigner. There were only minimal tone mistakes! 真棒！for whatever reason he sounds like he is from the north east of china. 哈哈
What i find most interesting about these videos is that when a foreigner can speak English its no big deal, almost taken for granted, but when an American can speak Chinese ,its amazing to them !
seaness267 Mainly because it’s still very rare for a Caucasian to be fluent in Mandarin. You will much more commonly see non-Caucasians show fluency in English because it is by far the most practiced second language. Of course Mandarin is the most common language in the world but it’s still rare for non-Asians to reach fluency in an Asian language.