Mandarin 101 Tone Lesson

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[@moisescristiano4404]

The "so desu" part broken me 😂😂😂

[@linglongmandarin]

Hahahha I’m glad someone find it funny! :D

[@moisescristiano4404]

@@linglongmandarin

[@SkpalTube]

Was going to put this comment.

[@PutYoRhymeOn]

"You've heard the word nihăo, right?"
"Yeă"

[@thorstenmarquardt7274]

I was wondering about this my whole life. So basically the real third tone in mandarin is more like the Vietnamese low tone

[@_sparrowhawk]

Best teacher ever ^^

[@michaelmunno]

she said "so desu" which is Japanese, is there a similar phrase in Mandarin that I have not learned yet? I love learning Mandarin, thanks for the lesson

[@mcyjerry]

原來如此

[@michaelmunno]

@@mcyjerry interesting. xie xie ni.

[@garyguo7895]

yuan Lai ru ci

[@btan768]

是的呢 (shi de ne)

[@Pangcah88]

You just also explain that the first third tone changes to second when followed by another third tone. Ni2hao3

[@hdajq892ey7]

tell me

[@Pangcah88]

​@@hdajq892ey7 Tone sandhi 😉

[@hdajq892ey7]

@@Pangcah88 ty

[@terracecar1]

yes

[@user-eo2dq4qm5t]

一瞬日本語あってびっくりした。

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa790]

The sou desu part is so real for me.

[@aiza4777]

I don't even study Chinese but good to know

[@kurostyx9124]

"where did you learn it?"
uh from school actually 😅

[@salvab13]

Wait
So it's still rising and falling but a subdued version of it?

[@RuliMatsumoto]

そうですって！中国語難しい😓

[@sedrictakahiro9924]

There is tone sandhi too in nîhâo

[@nc-rl7fe]

It took three years before a classmate taught me there's another tone 😂😂😂

[@HorstChristophSchreiber]

2 times 3rd tone becomes 2nd and then 3rd tone. nǐ hǎo beomes ní hǎo

[@Mouse-p5s]

So, the 3rd tone is like L____」 ?

[@我让它发生]

It's basically just vocal fry

[@cloudmastr8105]

Wait but what about the ‘nǐ’? Isn’t that also third tone? It sounds different to either the full or half hǎo

[@heian17]

No, it is 4th tone (去声)

[@sergeykev]

it's just to save time. I know I personally say ní hào (with like a glottal stop to differentiate from hà)

[@cottbdbdbbd]

when there's 2 third tones (nǐ hǎo）next to each other, the first one becomes a second tone (ní hǎo）! It's also to make it easier to pronounce

[@Shaniko]

Ah sou desu! Hahahahaha

[@Bravo6goindark]

so when do you even use the full tone then

[@garyguo7895]

There is basically no need to speak long sentences, so it is enough to learn three sounds in Mandarin.

[@quyenluong3705]

When you want to emphasize the word separately

[@shukrimahmood]

👍🌷

[@我爱最爱中国]

我在十七日会国了啊

[@bogdanivchenko3723]

NI HA 🗣️🗣️

[@looseleaflyra]

mandarin is my native language, why am i here

[@runenorderhaug7646]

Then you deal with Scandinavia

[@Electrical-Eing]

I am from Pakistan and can we be friends❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@小坡]

Of course friends

[@Electrical-Eing]

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[@playgirl2292]

🙂Can you demonstrate chõu in Chinese, "something or someone stinky" on the next video, I want to learn how to pronouncing the way of saying it, "fâ chõu, "stinky" do you fan your nose or pinch? 🤔

[@Neyobe]

You don’t have to pinch your nose, 臭（chòu) with the forth tone means stinky

[@philyip4432]

You pinch. Speaking from a native Cantonese and Hainaneese speaker.

[@riddelable]

No wonder why Chinese classes sound so forced and unnatural compared to listening to my relatives speak

[@umestudies5337]

True but you need to have the base first. Then once you start conversing, you'll start speaking In a way more convenient for you automatically.

[@TheDragonLake]

日本什么😂

[@christianreese1010]

😅 "promosm"

[@jeremiahlee6335]

What a pain. Just use english

[@kaifyuu]

Ah yes, because china is definitely not ranked 82 on the english proficieny index

[@quyenluong3705]

English is worse

[@andy0995]

English is hard even for me as a gradutaed English Literature major