Chinese Speaking Practice | How to Speak Fast & Understand Natives

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    In today's Chinese lesson, you're going to learn at what points native Chinese speakers speak fast. I've made a list of classic examples from own experiences. It's true that in daily life conversations, when I speak with my family or friends, I tend to speak very fast without noticing. This is a speaking practice, so feel free to repeat after me and make longer pause you need it. As a Mandarin teacher from Taiwan, I'm so excited to show you what is the authentic Chinese Mandarin :)
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  • @MandarinWithMissLin
    @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +23

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  • @chungchhen
    @chungchhen 4 роки тому +55

    This is an "eye-opening" video to give us, students, exposure to what's really out there. I'm still trying to get the basics down. I wouldn't necessary speak that fast (not that I could) - to do so I will definitely need to drink shots of coffee first. Hahah! Sure, a part 2 or 3 would be welcomed as long as it is not too much trouble for Teacher Lin, whom I am grateful to. 谢谢!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +2

      Chen Jun Guang eye opening! Haha love this term. We say「大開眼界」:) 好喔謝謝你 會的 Will do! Thanks 👍👍👍

    • @smradlaveponozky1627
      @smradlaveponozky1627 4 роки тому

      all natives of all coutries speak fast and connect words together like this . this is nothing crazy its just natural

  • @jess-ki6jt
    @jess-ki6jt 4 роки тому +20

    It's really interesting to learn chinese through a movie scene, part two pleasee😭😭 It helps me a lot as a student to study more about Taiwanese.

  • @eChineseLearning-school
    @eChineseLearning-school 4 роки тому +11

    Great to find another amazing teacher with quality content. Mandarin teachers unite to connect the world!

  • @annchinese882
    @annchinese882 4 роки тому +4

    Watching taiwan or chinese tv series or movies more often helps a lot to understand and adopt how native speaker speak..
    This helped me a lot..i could say my ears is fluent than my mouth..lol

  • @brung28
    @brung28 4 роки тому +13

    Very interesting as usual, a second episode would be more than welcome indeed! Thank you

  • @kurtjohnegana7776
    @kurtjohnegana7776 4 роки тому +27

    太谢谢了!
    I've found out about your outstanding channel through FB, and I'm hooked.
    The way you present your lessons are very flexible, easily understandable, and really interesting; few channels can be compared to your way!
    Salamat po ng marami from the Philippines! 🥰

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +2

      Kurt John Egana 謝謝你喔!🇵🇭菲律賓的朋友!Glad my videos are helpful for you. 一起加油喔!💗💪👍 Let’s keep your the good work

  • @anniekaly
    @anniekaly 4 роки тому +4

    I find your videos very helpful! It's a fun way to learn and very easy to understand 👍🏻
    Can't wait for your next video!

  • @schinsky6833
    @schinsky6833 3 роки тому +28

    I once tried to order a 中熱美 in a 台中 seven-eleven in chinese. I tried to explain 無糖 and 無冰塊. It ended with two clerks standing there trying to figure out what I want, I finally got a hot coffee with ice cubes in it. My chinese must have been terrible, I still have no idea what I told them, was a funny situation.

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 роки тому +6

      Practice makes perfect! Good try! No ice -we usually say 「不加冰塊🧊」😊

    • @schinsky6833
      @schinsky6833 3 роки тому +3

      @@MandarinWithMissLin thank you and also thank you for your helpful videos 👍

    • @hsueh23
      @hsueh23 2 роки тому +2

      Because in Taiwan, we didn't say 無冰, you should said 去冰...

  • @AlexLPify
    @AlexLPify 3 роки тому +5

    I’m from Mainland Chinese roots and currently learning simplified Chinese, I can see it has the same speak but different writing although I think that traditional characters are more beautiful.

  • @coenvo
    @coenvo Рік тому +1

    I studied in Taiwan for a while and at the start of my stay I heard one of my friends there call their parents in Chinese and it was so different from the Chinese she spoke with me, but eventually after a few months i caught on to the fast speaking habits and started using them myself. Now we can just talk casually!

  • @iridescentlytey4933
    @iridescentlytey4933 3 роки тому +8

    Thank you so much for your channel!!! It’s so hard to find Taiwanese Mandarin and I know it’s very different. I really appreciate it 👏🏾 and am looking forward to catching up on all of your videos!

  • @techenie_donnyh_trav
    @techenie_donnyh_trav 3 роки тому +2

    Oh my god! So you guys not only have the tones - which are extremely hard to recognise - but you also join the words together when speaking! Aaarrrggghh! I want to learn Chinese so much, but It's soooo difficult 😭

  • @antichang9215
    @antichang9215 Рік тому

    因為習慣,從來沒有注意到我們連了這麼多音,謝謝大大用心整理!

  • @Cristinglish
    @Cristinglish 4 роки тому +4

    Omg!!! This is such a great channel!! You're doing an amazing job!!
    ❤️❤️❤️

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      Cristinglish 謝謝你😁👍💗🤗 加油加油!Keep up the good work

  • @slamdunk406
    @slamdunk406 3 роки тому +1

    Videos like this are SUPER helpful! 非常有用!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 роки тому

      謝謝你😊也麻煩幫我分享給其他學習者喔!謝謝 Do not hesitate to share with other learners

  • @Forfunfitness
    @Forfunfitness 4 роки тому +4

    Yes, part 2 please! So helpful!

  • @snsdlove5721
    @snsdlove5721 4 роки тому +4

    很棒的整理和示範!開心台灣也慢慢出現越來越多華語教學的資源~
    已分享給身邊的外國朋友!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      謝謝你:) 對 因為台灣華語的教學資源不多,希望能藉由這個頻道讓更多外國人認識台灣!

  • @RonaldDiazLT
    @RonaldDiazLT 4 роки тому +4

    As always really useful, 谢谢!

  • @princesales5388
    @princesales5388 4 роки тому +2

    yay for new vid!! 謝謝你 💕

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      Prince Sales 好喔!知道了 謝謝你喔💗😊繼續加油!Keep up the good work!

  • @easycookingwithmyrene
    @easycookingwithmyrene 4 роки тому

    yes please for the second episode, thank you miss Lin,i've learned a lot from you more power

  • @hienluu7146
    @hienluu7146 4 роки тому

    You're a life saver!!! Thank you so so much

  • @annieshah1186
    @annieshah1186 4 роки тому

    Hello Miss Lin, loved your video,have also subscribed!! Looking forward to find such useful post in near future!!!

  • @karunakumari3657
    @karunakumari3657 4 роки тому

    Lin 老師,我很喜歡你的視頻,因為很有用。感謝。。。🙏

  • @Kaixun11
    @Kaixun11 4 роки тому +1

    Hi there, I'm from Russia and both of my Chinese phonetics teachers (last year and this year) are from Taiwan, so I'm glad that I found your channel. Actually, I've never thought about it, but after watching your video, I immediately remembered my last year teacher and she really speaks like that, so it's a really good video that can show us like what we can face, during this process of learning. Hope that your channel will grow and thank you so much for this video. I think I know what I'm going to watch, during quarantine😋😋

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      MrDart02 嗨俄羅斯的朋友🇷🇺 真的嗎?😄 Really?! That’s fun. Glad to hear it helps! 加油加油!💗

  • @visitur4914
    @visitur4914 Рік тому

    Brilliant!!

  • @minimalNow
    @minimalNow 4 роки тому

    很有用 謝謝你

  • @urpurplegrape
    @urpurplegrape 3 роки тому

    Very helpful. Thankyou so much 😘

  • @ValleyData
    @ValleyData 2 роки тому

    I really like this one.
    Thanks 💜

  • @nicoleraheem1195
    @nicoleraheem1195 3 роки тому

    I was just watching the first episode of Love designer and I swear I did not hear 我要. So, I played the video as the slowest speed possible and I swear every syllable is not pronounced it sounds like it is dragged into the next syllable before it's finished.
    I wanted to know how to speak with a native accent when speaking my target language and then I came across this video.
    This just explained my confusion when I watch Chinese dramas.😂😂😂
    You are an exceptional teacher. I am now going to subscribe to your Channel.

  • @relaxandlearn2323
    @relaxandlearn2323 4 роки тому

    Hi Miss Lin. Thank you for your video, love your work :)

  • @KanTasia98
    @KanTasia98 3 роки тому

    very helpful and fun, thanks!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 роки тому

      😊great! Can I make a little request? Do not hesitate to share with other learners or give me a shoutout on social media. Thank you 謝謝!

  • @howlhakuashitaka7616
    @howlhakuashitaka7616 4 роки тому +1

    I am learning Chinese and my teacher is also a Taiwanese. Your videos really help me a lot to study Chinese better! I really like this video! Now I become a subscriber!! 谢谢谢谢老师!

  • @annieyang4760
    @annieyang4760 3 роки тому

    Thank’s for sharing. My friends always said I speak too fast.Now I know how to explain to them 🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @user-on8wl6qx5i
    @user-on8wl6qx5i 4 роки тому

    i subscribed to many chinese learning channels... this is by far the best one.

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому

      One of the best comment I’ve ever received! That really helps me keep going! 謝謝你喔! 💗我會加油的

  • @santiagomendoza1316
    @santiagomendoza1316 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you very much. Muchas Gracias 谢谢你 🙏

  • @jbyoungfr
    @jbyoungfr 3 роки тому +1

    谢谢!很有用!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 роки тому

      不會 也謝謝你喔 Thanks! Glad it’s helpful! Please do not hesitate to share it with other learners or give me a shoutout on social media. It means a world 😊

  • @rubyrosenberg483
    @rubyrosenberg483 4 роки тому +1

    Excellent video! I’m gonna start reviewing one episode of yours every night! I already feel like I’m improving

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому

      謝謝喔!很開心聽到這個😊Glad to hear that! 加油加油!

  • @agie24
    @agie24 4 роки тому +1

    I loved this video! It reminded me of when my taiwanese friends talked to each other! Please make a pt2 :) Bisous du Sud Ouest :)

  • @zakiarain3639
    @zakiarain3639 2 роки тому

    Very helpful video

  • @myduyenho8113
    @myduyenho8113 2 роки тому

    i love your lesson!!!!

  • @trurlCXC
    @trurlCXC 3 роки тому +1

    I wish more people learned chinese with traditional characters, so that more of them would stumble across this wonderful channel

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 роки тому +2

      謝謝你😊Thank you! Do not hesitate to share it on any social media so more and more learners can learn traditional Chinese:) 🥰

  • @cristelleedjang5159
    @cristelleedjang5159 4 роки тому +1

    你让我学中文的容易得多。谢谢林老师。😊

  • @saihalsakda6108
    @saihalsakda6108 2 роки тому

    Spoken language is totally different from the way it is written. I believe this is normal in most languages but I didn't know this about 中文 until watching this video. 👍👍👍

  • @0327show
    @0327show 4 роки тому +1

    Looks good. Keep it up!

  • @AldO-HPB
    @AldO-HPB 4 роки тому +10

    No wonder I've been finding it extra difficult to make their words out enough to even find in the dictionary. haha. Sounded common enough, just not quite. This is enlightening. First time chancing upon your channel. Thank you.

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      Aldwin Ong you got it! There is always a gap between the classroom setting and reality when learning a language. 謝謝你喔💗😊繼續加油!Keep up the good work!

    • @AldO-HPB
      @AldO-HPB 4 роки тому +2

      Mandarin With Miss Lin 謝謝林老師。 Also wanted to add that it now makes sense why chinese subtitles seem to run so fast whenever i attempt to watch taiwanese movies or series 😅.

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      Aldwin Ong 😅 嗯嗯 對

    • @jordandavis6709
      @jordandavis6709 4 роки тому

      Mandarin With Miss Lin if you could as a recommendation you should film a live unscripted conversation with your friends and or family if they are willing to. I feel like that would be interesting to watch

    • @siegpasta
      @siegpasta 3 роки тому

      @@jordandavis6709 this is one of the BEST ways to learn, but you know, the only way is to actually go to said country.
      I guess it would be possible if you just hide your camera when you have your friends over and then you just edit out whatever personal details are talked about, and you keep the parts which were just normal, random talk that nobody would mind come out. You ofcourse censor the faces aswell.
      the only thing would be the voices but its hard to see if someone would care if their voice was on the internet if it was only the voice and not the face.

  • @user-lp1tk1lz5m
    @user-lp1tk1lz5m 4 роки тому +19

    好厲害! So these are the reasons why I can't understand my Taiwanese friends. Hahaha! Part 2 please... :) Also, nice video editing, Ms. Lin!
    Done sharing your video! 謝謝你!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +2

      JM Salas 謝謝你喔💗👍 對 我們跟朋友私底下說話真的滿快的😅 加油喔!Keep up the good work

  • @jaerall3952
    @jaerall3952 2 роки тому

    this is so accurate...

  • @fsilvamartins
    @fsilvamartins 3 роки тому

    Definitely episode 2... 👊👊👊👊

  • @karlk9
    @karlk9 4 роки тому

    This really makes sense. I can easily understand my basic Mandarin teacher who enunciates each word with the correct tone, but when I’m in a restaurant I can’t understand the waiter or waitress. In English we sometimes say “ya” instead of you, and the final d before ya sounds like “ja - so we say didJ’you or ”did j’ya” instead of “did you..” we then slide j’ya into a word that follows eg. “did you eat yet” becomes simply j’eat Yet?”

  • @anandviswanathan4625
    @anandviswanathan4625 3 роки тому

    My god. This video is so valuable. Excellent.

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 роки тому

      Glad it helps😊do not hesitate to share with other learners. 謝謝你 ❤️

  • @londonerlearnsjapanese3337
    @londonerlearnsjapanese3337 4 роки тому +2

    Your videos bring me back to my Taiwanese memories. Take me back to Jiufen!!!!!!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому

      Road To Japanese Fluency 2020 我超愛九份~💗Love jiufen

  • @cheese8233
    @cheese8233 3 роки тому

    谢谢你

  • @sopheakin62
    @sopheakin62 3 роки тому

    老师的声音真好听😘

  • @AbAb-mm3og
    @AbAb-mm3og 4 роки тому +1

    'liked'. Thanks for the video. Wow, it's very useful. Didn't know all these contractions.

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      Ab Ab 不會 💗謝謝你Thanks!

    • @AbAb-mm3og
      @AbAb-mm3og 4 роки тому

      @@MandarinWithMissLin , sorry Laoshi, i didn't understand 不会 in this context. Is it same as 不谢? Thank you.

  • @avolovo
    @avolovo 3 роки тому +3

    In English we do something similar. My friend who's learning English pointed out that my friends and I don't pronounce the letter "t" in the word "twenty" (we pronounce it as "tweny").
    There are also other examples like "don't know" -> "dunno"; "want to" -> "wanna".

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 роки тому +1

      Exactly! 對就是這樣!connected speech! 😊

    • @hiimcortana1568
      @hiimcortana1568 3 роки тому

      As someone who grew up with learning RP english,... american pronunciation really threw me off when I listened it for the first time.. different vocabularies for the same thing(eggplant instead of Aubergine) different ways of pronouncing or saying the vowel sounds.. even right now I still have trouble understanding different accents ..

  • @kevinjusman2670
    @kevinjusman2670 3 роки тому

    Please make lots and lots and lots video like this 🙏🏻 this really helpful and I was learning chinese now, 我是印尼人和现在我学习中文,因为我要去留学和我的缺点是听中国人说很快。pleaseeee 🙏🏻 this video really help me in learning.

  • @Zothiqueness
    @Zothiqueness 3 роки тому

    Thank you.

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 роки тому

      不客氣喔no problem 😊Do not hesitate to share with other learners 謝謝

  • @user-pj4jk2kb1b
    @user-pj4jk2kb1b 3 роки тому

    Hi我是台灣人
    我覺得教的真的很好
    在看的時候一直笑,因為真的會這樣說,很實用

  • @user-sb8sl1fh5p
    @user-sb8sl1fh5p Рік тому

    I noticed this in a Mandarin Chinese show I'm watching! The line was 我倒要看看他会怎么跑 which spoken sounded like, "Wǒ d-yào kàn-à... tāuì zěnme pǎo." and I (obviously) found this so fascinating that I saved the clip. The two similar sounding 汉字 (倒要), the two identical 汉字 and "他会" were all condensed.
    What I don't really understand is why 看 was duplicated in this sentence in the first place.
    (Google's translation is a little sus. In the show it was translated to "I'd like to see how he escapes." wherein the MC was was referring to a mass murderer they all had captured and he was essentially taunting the criminal because the criminal was being haughty even while being surrounded by several highly skilled people.)

  • @mahmoudadel3805
    @mahmoudadel3805 3 роки тому

    林老师好棒啊

  • @KrINekroN
    @KrINekroN 2 роки тому

    wow..its new information for me , xie xie ))

  • @MohamedMahmoud-gh9np
    @MohamedMahmoud-gh9np 4 роки тому +1

    感谢你

  • @user-tw8tl2vs3w
    @user-tw8tl2vs3w 3 роки тому

    真的是教太好了
    感動欸

  • @JosselinClairet92
    @JosselinClairet92 4 роки тому +15

    My god :( some are not as easy to clearly understand, " zhiao " " bidian ". i hope it will arrive later. thank you.

  • @yukimikako
    @yukimikako 3 роки тому

    Great lesson! Took me a while to figure out "o Jiang zi-o" was " 噢是這樣子的哦". I knew the sounds and what it meant by had no idea what I was saying lol

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 роки тому

      哈哈很棒啊😂 sounds your Chinese is very natural and Taiwanese-like! 👍 也麻煩你幫我把影片分享給其他正在學習中文的人喔!🙏

  • @yogeshlama3515
    @yogeshlama3515 3 роки тому

    謝謝林老師.
    其實我正在學習中文,然後我看你的影片,對我來講的話,你做的影片都有對我很大的幫助,.謝謝辛苦你了

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 роки тому

      不會 也謝謝你😊感覺你的中文已經很棒了,再繼續加油加油!

    • @yogeshlama3515
      @yogeshlama3515 3 роки тому

      @@MandarinWithMissLin 好謝謝林老師🙏🧖
      我會繼續 ,因為我的目標是學中文學到成爲一個中文老師.

  • @mouse100111
    @mouse100111 4 роки тому +1

    You should start a patreon or something so we can support you! thanks for these vids, they're very helpful

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому

      Buu 好喔 會的:)Will do. For now just share and let more learners know this channel will be great! 謝謝你 😊Thank you again for the suggestion. 加油

  • @Tech_Aura
    @Tech_Aura 3 роки тому

    Please make more videos like thissss

  • @janicetheliar6651
    @janicetheliar6651 4 роки тому +4

    I think a second set of new phrases would be great. Xiexie!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому

      好喔 知道了 謝謝你喔💗😊繼續加油!Keep up the good work!

  • @hamed3683
    @hamed3683 11 місяців тому

    谢谢,您真厉害,请您做第二次视频

  • @chasestefanson8501
    @chasestefanson8501 4 роки тому +1

    原來是這樣喔. 難怪T你們講得特別快 😳
    謝謝林老師. Your videos never disappointed us. 我們一定要等待第二部分的課影片🙏🏼

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      Akasa Wasita 好我會盡量的~ 😄你覺得台灣人什麼字也會說的特別快呢?也歡迎告訴我

    • @chasestefanson8501
      @chasestefanson8501 4 роки тому +1

      @@MandarinWithMissLin 我常常在UA-cam上看 TGOP/這群人 的影片, 他們好搞笑但講話超快, 一句話好像不需要2秒就說完欸. 😵 幸虧影片都有中英字幕

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому

      Akasa Wasita 真的哈哈!我也超喜歡「這群人」的影片,非常好笑也真實:) 充滿年輕人的用詞👍

    • @chasestefanson8501
      @chasestefanson8501 4 роки тому +1

      @@MandarinWithMissLin 林老師妳知道“阿滴英文”的頻道嗎?希望妳將來能跟任何UA-camr合作collab. 一定要很棒, 也能提高妳的訂閱者喔

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      Akasa Wasita 好啊 希望希望 他非常紅呢 😄💗

  • @AEFic
    @AEFic 4 роки тому

    Why did I watch this, I'm not learning Chinese lol
    I just love the way tonal languages work, so much more like singing. Really fascinating

  • @rayneho3062
    @rayneho3062 3 роки тому

    that was goood Lin! i figured i would have to go to taiwan to really learn how to speak. No chinatown in louisiana, maybe houston tx

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 роки тому +1

      😂no! Even those Hollywood movie actors with Chinese ethic background appear weird to me haha...

  • @dorsangla803
    @dorsangla803 4 роки тому

    谢谢🙏

  • @javifontalva7752
    @javifontalva7752 4 роки тому +1

    More vids like this. Please.

  • @javifontalva7752
    @javifontalva7752 4 роки тому +1

    Just what the doctor ordered. We do that in English as well.

  • @matteslami6265
    @matteslami6265 3 роки тому

    we really need a ep2

  • @tienhungle3265
    @tienhungle3265 4 роки тому +1

    It happens to Vietnamese also. We speak fast and tend to skip some sound

  • @curiosity8435
    @curiosity8435 3 роки тому

    now I know why I can't mapping the actor/actress voices with its subtitles.. XD
    thanks Laoshi for this insight video.. :) :) can't wait your next videos..

  • @Heycatliu
    @Heycatliu Рік тому

    As an American Chinese, I’ve noticed some native speakers speak super slow, like my mom who’s from Hunan, and my friend from QingDao. And then some of my friends from Beijing speak super fast 😂 I don’t know if this is a regional difference or personal preference.

  • @QuizmasterLaw
    @QuizmasterLaw 4 роки тому +2

    Sometimes (often?) Chinese people swallow their initial sounds yeah i noticed; it's reflected in the writing system in fact.

  • @thejuangfamily7070
    @thejuangfamily7070 2 роки тому

    請拍第二部分!那麼幫助!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  2 роки тому

      我也很開心!😊Feel free to join my webclass next week for free:) two time slots
      my.demio.com/ref/3CbzgDirsEnZjAF9
      my.demio.com/ref/N52X9PiXAwLDQyhB

  • @cptmoto30
    @cptmoto30 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you teacher Lin.....these videos are very useful for me!
    Can you recommend any talking style radio to practice listening??
    謝謝老師

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      你可以看看This Group of People 這群人的UA-cam. ➡️ua-cam.com/video/C6fWxdYwytw/v-deo.html 非常好笑:) Their videos are great and funny. For radio style, I don’t really know. Sorry.

    • @cptmoto30
      @cptmoto30 4 роки тому

      @@MandarinWithMissLin thank you 老師!!:-D

  • @trickspro2047
    @trickspro2047 3 роки тому

    Laoshi, content for family speaking🥰🥰

  • @Felhek
    @Felhek 3 роки тому +4

    I hope someday to speak as fast as they do.
    It's amazing

  • @brunoko
    @brunoko 4 роки тому

    AMAZING VIDEO. THIS WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR. Tired of not learning the 'real chinese spoken'

  • @user-cj7zr4ry7s
    @user-cj7zr4ry7s 4 роки тому +3

    難怪我已經住過了9個月了在台灣然後還聽不懂台灣人說什麼哈哈哈

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому

      Rogelio Martinez 😅真的 音全都黏在一起了 辛苦了💦

  • @trickspro2047
    @trickspro2047 3 роки тому

    I remember my Taiwanese teacher . It was my first time to see personally and she speak so fast😅🥰 I wonder why

  • @NickyDIY101
    @NickyDIY101 3 роки тому

    1:55 Hi, "Mingtian = Minan" does it work well in Mainland and Singapore also ?

  • @weiyuahan
    @weiyuahan 4 роки тому +1

    yes!!!!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому

      魏ㄨㄟˋ約ㄩㄝ翰ㄏㄢˋ 👍

    • @weiyuahan
      @weiyuahan 4 роки тому

      @@MandarinWithMissLin this is a giod one!!這是一個很好的!! 謝謝妳!!

    • @weiyuahan
      @weiyuahan 4 роки тому

      I have an idea, maybe you have done this before. as a 啊兜阿 過來臺灣。 start at aiport and come to taipei (imigration l, transportation words, trains, mrt, taxi, money exchange?? .

  • @aromaticchicken518
    @aromaticchicken518 4 роки тому +11

    謝謝老師,但其實我們英文說中杯是"medium cup", 比如說 "I'd like a medium Americano, please"

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому

      aromaticchicken 喔喔!謝謝你 我不知道為什麼我說middle cup🤭Thanks for the correction.

  • @ahmedjorgeatgmail
    @ahmedjorgeatgmail 4 роки тому +1

    我很喜欢你放了模范的小的视频。

  • @alanlee11
    @alanlee11 4 роки тому +1

    棒棒棒。。。

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      Alan Lee 謝謝你喔😆👍你也加油

    • @alanlee11
      @alanlee11 4 роки тому

      @@MandarinWithMissLin 學姐很厲害,做影片不簡單喔。我會推薦印尼朋友subscribe您的Chanel。

  • @clarissaletitia5234
    @clarissaletitia5234 4 роки тому +1

    要第二集 😊😊

  • @mremerge
    @mremerge 4 роки тому +2

    @林老師 謝謝妳 I was just talking to a buddy about this the other day, I asked them if it was normal to link words together & also skip some words. I've seen someone say "我們「在是在」" instead of "我們現在是在". I've also heard people skipping the 後 in 然後 and just say ㄋㄚ, also I seen someone say "also I seen someone say "就是K" where they substituted K for 可以. 好有意思. 我要去K書

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      quartz松鼠 indeed 對對對 K書😆你有臺灣的朋友嗎?You have Taiwanese friends? 對啊 很多人喜歡講話連在一起,特別是台灣人.

    • @mremerge
      @mremerge 4 роки тому +1

      ​@@MandarinWithMissLin 對,我認識一些台灣的朋友在twitchtv 還有hellotalk app

  • @jeremyli8325
    @jeremyli8325 4 роки тому +1

    I am a student from Shanghai studying in the US. If you are struggling with pronunciation or tone in Chinese, feel free to join our Facebook Chinese study group.
    (Happy Chinese Learning Group 快乐中文学习组)
    You can practice speaking ability with native speakers who are all students.

  • @johnasmr6780
    @johnasmr6780 4 роки тому +1

    我需要part 2,part 3,part 4😂😂

  • @j.b.s6251
    @j.b.s6251 4 роки тому +2

    Well, actually no language is spoken "fast", it's only sounds fast for those that don't understand or know the particular language, i.e mostly students or anyone hearing it but don't know anything at all, and as well in mostly languages people connect words together, I think it's something natural, imagine people speaking word by word in a conversation, it'd sound like robots chatting lol, by the way nice video keep on this work!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 роки тому +1

      真的:) 👍💗你也加油!

    • @smradlaveponozky1627
      @smradlaveponozky1627 4 роки тому

      exactly , as i already commented , most natives speak like this in every country . there are some people who prefer speak nicely and correctly , but most link smash words together and even have their own little accent or way of speaking that can be difficult for people to get at first

  • @maxzura
    @maxzura 11 місяців тому

    i guess it's similar to english, where people say "gonna" instead of "going to", or how some people say "y'all" instead of "you all"