People who can't speak their Mother Tongue

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  • @jdnoflegend9719
    @jdnoflegend9719 4 роки тому +41

    i prefer to use English to write/read, but i prefer to use Chinese to converse.
    each language has its own advantages
    example:
    if u see English words, u know how to pronounce but dont know the meaning. if u see Chinese words, u dont know how to pronounce but u can guess the meaning
    Overall, i think Chinese is a very beautiful language. its often more touching & moving than English for me, once u get beyond a certain standard n begin to truly understand the words individually, it becomes very enlightening. I achieved this standard only after leaving school (wasted, could have scored A1s instead of C6s)
    give u an example
    物竞天择,适者生存
    what is the meaning of this phrase? you can guess it
    物 as seen also in 动物 (animals)
    竞 as seen in 竞赛 (competition)
    天 is nature
    择 as seen in 选择 (choose)
    so the first half means "In the nautral contest of living things"
    适 as seen in 适合 (suitable)
    者 meaning related things/people
    生 is "alive"
    存 is "survive"
    2nd half means "only the suitable ones survive"
    so the whole phrase describes "Survival of the fittest". But dont u think this phrase is very cool & compact & anyone reasonably understanding Chinese will be able to guess its meaning even seeing it for the 1st time?
    how i improve my Chinese after school? read Chinese comics, listen to Chinese songs, watch Chinese movies, play Chinese games, watch Three Kingdoms, watch Chinese variety shows. And i picked up Traditional Chinese along the way :)

    • @jdnoflegend9719
      @jdnoflegend9719 4 роки тому +4

      i can think of a relevant proverb in this CCB era
      谋事在人,成事在天
      *Grand plans relies on Man, but Success relies on Heaven"

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      I'm really happy that you discovered your love for Chinese after school! You should totally go and retake your O levels, just for the sake of it :P

    • @animemachinex3
      @animemachinex3 4 роки тому +1

      Do you have any chinese variety shows to recommend?

    • @jdnoflegend9719
      @jdnoflegend9719 4 роки тому +2

      @@animemachinex3 i watch 最强大脑 (Super Brain) , it has Chinese subs on top of speaking it, perfect way to improve ur Chinese. u can watch those 1v1 where they PK other countries
      like this:
      ua-cam.com/video/hDgmxUP8dVA/v-deo.html

    • @vandarkholme7759
      @vandarkholme7759 4 роки тому

      Unless u just emigrated, mandarin is not your mother tongue, dialect is. See how hk and Taiwan are working to preserve them while we suck up to learn some northerners dialect. With covid around every aisan country is distancing themselves from China so it's a good time to pick dialect up.

  • @wtf2020s
    @wtf2020s 2 роки тому +12

    One of those rare moments i feel can finally blame the parents. I have family friends where the kids only speak english because their parents laughed at them when they were young, knocking their confidence. I was lucky, my parents are bilingual and taught me how to speak my mother tongue. They only laughed at me a little but they corrected, encouraged and guided me. Those parents who mocked their kids alot say to my parents you did well teaching your kids, our kids can only speak english... whats worse they say it in front of their kids... who end up saying well if you hadn't laughed at me all the time i would have been fluent too! Which is true i have memories of some aunts and uncles laughing at their kids when tried to speak their mother tongue as they would hear me speaking and would try by speaking to my parents.... only to be laughed at by their own parents... they would then revert back to english.

  • @GR13F3RSN1F4N
    @GR13F3RSN1F4N 2 роки тому +7

    i’m malaysian and im happy there are more people out there that cant speak their own language like me.

    • @starryniights7070
      @starryniights7070 Рік тому

      I am Russia and barely speak Russian but I under most of the Russian

  • @adammortgage2457
    @adammortgage2457 4 роки тому +21

    I'm a malay, still learning mandarin from a Taiwanese friend, when I speak to my Chinese friends in Malaysia,they said my Chinese is so bad.

    • @PM-cm9bd
      @PM-cm9bd 4 роки тому +3

      Danial Adam jia you

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +9

      That's what I meant by discouraging... Just keep trying to speak to them! Time to find better Chinese friends... haha

    • @chrischin5454
      @chrischin5454 3 роки тому

      Aku cina but my malay friend say i melayu very good

  • @gcjune814
    @gcjune814 4 роки тому +7

    Hi, 你的华文很不错了,毕竟我也去过Singapore小住,我的确非常喜欢那儿,一开始我身边的人都以为我是Singaporean, 直到我开口跟我家人video call的时候他们才知道我是Malaysian Chinese ahhaah😂 我以前一直都很羡慕住在或者移民到Singapore的Malaysians。长大后发现其实在Malaysia也挺不错,因为我们这里有trilingual 的环境,不过说实话,很多人到中学后都去smk然后放弃学习华语,我很庆幸我能考上smjk,就是那种学校里都是华人,校方规定我们得在SPM拿华语的中学,不过话说SPM的华语批改方法我们倒是摸不着头脑,因为即使一个学生很厉害华语,到最终都没法拿A+,我就是这个例子了,haih... But anyway, we have one thing in common, im half hokkien and half Cantonese too!! Just as u mentioned in d video, 2 dialects cant work simultaneously in a family conversation, i can only speak hokkien fluently, Cantonese wise, i manage to learn some through watching TVB hehe.... Fun fact abt my family : we speak mandarin with my parents but hokkien to our grandparents haha
    U know what!! Dont be ashamed of speaking mixed language, bcs we are the ones too!! I speak mixed language all the time!! As long as people are comfortable with it, just speak la😂😂

  • @estherlylianna278
    @estherlylianna278 4 роки тому +18

    I love the fact that u can easily change ur accent

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      Esther Lylianna Hehehe yes 😂 I do really bad European accents😂

  • @JerTheBazarr
    @JerTheBazarr 4 роки тому +23

    I cracked at the japanese dude saying "ten-ten" while looking confused😂

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      JerTheMec HAHAHAHHAA. Yes he’s just trying his best 😂

    • @abraham4853
      @abraham4853 4 роки тому

      u should see him on a 100 😂

    • @jaspergan
      @jaspergan 4 роки тому +1

      one of the best japanese variety shows ever. They invented silent library too. Gaki no tsukai.

  • @Melterplay
    @Melterplay 4 роки тому +17

    I can say in chinese tmtv is the best UA-camr

  • @thaddeustyc
    @thaddeustyc 3 роки тому +6

    Mother tongue = the first language that you learn when you are a baby, rather than a language learned at school or as an adult.
    If they can't speak it, odds are it would mean it isn't their mother tongue. Growing up and speaking English at home would mean English is your mother tongue. Ethnicity does not equal to language used though lol.

  • @ajcph
    @ajcph 4 роки тому +6

    Peranakans like myself, mix English, Malay and Hokkien together. It was uncommon to speak Chinese a lot during my Days. But then again it’s our identity which we should be proud of.

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      Yesss! Be proud of it! Peranakans are basically Chinese but so deep into the local straits culture, however if the effort and will is there I'm sure you can be really good at Chinese!

  • @pollytsang5705
    @pollytsang5705 4 роки тому +6

    I’m from Hong Kong and I really enjoy watching your videos 🤣💪🏻👍🏻

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      Duo Jie la Dai Lou... Pardon my bad cantonese :p

  • @meltingiceberg8438
    @meltingiceberg8438 4 роки тому +4

    I do have trouble learning my mother tongue language but like what you said as you grow older you start to reconnect with your roots. So this is a point which I could relate of. Thank you xx

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      Yes that is right :D I am trying to... All the best~ xx

  • @monarchluo2620
    @monarchluo2620 4 роки тому +5

    Atmosphere is rly crucial for learning one kind of language! In mainland China, I have no chance to speak English, so when I went to a English-teaching university, v hard for me to adjust to all of the things. But I am grateful that in the university many ppl tolerate me and help me to improve my English.

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      Yessss, the environment around you. I'm sure when you are forced to speak and read, you will learn very fast... Because you'll need it for survival, just like you did! Congrats :)

    • @monarchluo2620
      @monarchluo2620 4 роки тому

      Tropic Monsters TV Thank u for replying! I agree with u.

  • @weihongwu5077
    @weihongwu5077 4 роки тому

    love your vids man, maybe you can do some gaming videos

  • @jai9587
    @jai9587 4 роки тому +2

    Nice video,didnt expect this

  • @gcjune814
    @gcjune814 4 роки тому +3

    If u dont mind, we can do a language exchange too, tbh, i used to working in tuition class teaching Indians chinese, to top it all, im one of the big fans of ur channel!!!!

  • @michaelmisantrope2146
    @michaelmisantrope2146 4 роки тому +5

    I love this video and everything you said is so true. So I guess I should be considered lucky lol cause I always spoke Cantonese to my grandmother and I learned Mandarin in school. But I didn't bother taking it seriously nor did I speak any Mandarin outside of school unless I had too. So when I went overseas and met loads of Hongkongers and Chinese my Cantonese and mandarin vocabulary improve a lot. Now when I do speak Chinese or Cantonese I don't used any English words in it. The last time I was back in Singapore. I heard a woman asking this teen something in Chinese and the fella replied in Chinese but filled with English words. I was like omg how can you not know even such simple words in Chinese. The best part is I'm not even Chinese but Eurasian. Keep up the good work Bro.

  • @op9764
    @op9764 4 роки тому +5

    加油。我是日籍华人,父母来自北京。在日本,第二代华人大多数已经不会讲中文,但是却有不错的汉字力,可以看懂大部分简体字。

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      I managed to read everything you said! :D and yes, lucky there are some similarities with kanji and Chinese writing

  • @serbaserbi6004
    @serbaserbi6004 4 роки тому +7

    Thats sad in fact many indonesian chinese cant speak their mother language. 32 years Suharto rezim force them to not speak chinese 😷

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому

      Yessss, I did not mention Indonesians, but Indonesian Chinese mostly speak just dialect, right?

    • @serbaserbi6004
      @serbaserbi6004 4 роки тому +2

      @@Tropicmonsters right. Chinese in aceh and singkawang speak hakka, in medan speak medanese hokkian, riau and bagan siapi2 speak pure hokkian, pakam speak teochew, balikpapan maybe speak cantonese.

    • @idk-ck7mt
      @idk-ck7mt 3 роки тому

      @@Tropicmonsters chinese in java dont bc we're close to the central government😷

  • @kennyongyc
    @kennyongyc 4 роки тому +1

    please come out with your second video on this topic

  • @monster2167
    @monster2167 3 роки тому +2

    My mother Malay, but when she was young she worked at Chinese kindergarten for 3 years
    after a long time working there she was finally able to speak chinese
    Now she has forgotten how to speak in Chinese,But she still understood what other Chinese were saying,
    She can understand if the person is swearing or gossiping😂

  • @Japanophile95
    @Japanophile95 3 роки тому +2

    My Mother Tongue is Malay, but i rarely spoke it because i speak English everyday and studying Japanese Language as my hobby.

  • @reagankoo6556
    @reagankoo6556 4 роки тому +2

    diu lei ge lo mo ah Zai ahahhahah that absolutely killed me

  • @nikkishana201
    @nikkishana201 2 роки тому

    I really like this video… 👍👍👍👍

  • @seaonyeung930
    @seaonyeung930 4 роки тому +3

    其實影片裡三觀好正,若所有星加坡年輕人都能有這樣的態度對待自己的mother tongue,也不至於被別國調侃“忘本”了😫

  • @antdreadoesyt8387
    @antdreadoesyt8387 4 роки тому +4

    Team TMTV!!!!!!

  • @fatballz1661
    @fatballz1661 4 роки тому +5

    WOOOO EARLY!!! ANGSTY AH BOI IS BACK

  • @norekolova868
    @norekolova868 4 роки тому +4

    it's really funny to see Singaporean saying that they should learn Chinese because it's their mother tongue while people know that Cantonese or Hokkien should be the real mother tongue instead of something their ancestors can't even understand.

  • @AznS0ulja
    @AznS0ulja 4 роки тому +4

    I feel it's an absolute waste that some singaporeans cannot even string together a sentence in chinese.. you learn that shit in school and parents also speak it, its embarassing..

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      :( Well... I guess it'll be alright if they are good at English. Let me ask u a question, would you rather be average in both languages, or master at one?

  • @lenzz2618
    @lenzz2618 4 роки тому +4

    "I dun wanna say wrong thing" speaks in malay accent

  • @spidermanalkassir9626
    @spidermanalkassir9626 3 роки тому +2

    As my opinion people who cant speak their mother tongue.its so pathetic.
    Thank god i can speak 3 languages except language and arabic

  • @michaeldarren9757
    @michaeldarren9757 4 роки тому +4

    Good point. Chinese in Indonesia. Most of them dont really speaks dialects or Mandarin. What a shame

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому

      Really? I Thought they are good at dialect! I must be wrong... haha

    • @deaanggraeni303
      @deaanggraeni303 4 роки тому

      For older people, they're good at dialect like Hokkien, most of Hokkien I think, but Now everybody should forget about our mother tongue After may 1998 history, so whatever race in here, we should speak Indonesian or our City's language.although that you wanne make a conversation with your own race, you still must using Indonesian/Official city's language and I can say that your comment is true because Now Indonesian Chinese dunno how to speak Mandarin because it's not allow th

  • @samho1310
    @samho1310 4 роки тому +2

    Fella has to bring back his friend richie soon. That dude funny as

  • @SingZeon48
    @SingZeon48 4 роки тому +1

    關於「華人要會講華語」的說法,尤其在本地的環境裡,此課題所涉及的層面非常多,裡頭交叉著不同的因素。
    正如你所提及的,在新加坡,英語是我們的第一語言。我們在教學、辦公、行政方面都使用英語。對我來說,這個決定是對的。畢竟,我們的國家有多個種族,英語作為一個「同樣陌生」(equally foreign)的語言,算是對每個種族的人們都有些公平。而且,在很多的其他國家都使用英語,這樣以來我們可以跟他們有個相通的語言,溝通起來更為容易。
    但同時,政府也要求我們要學習自己的母語。對於華人來說,便是華語了。你在影片中提到「普通話」--其實,新加坡(和馬來西亞)的華語畢竟和中國的普通話是有些差異的。例如,我們因為區域語言(馬來語)的影響而使用「巴剎」一詞,但他們卻說「菜市場」。所以說,新加坡式華語正是我們新加坡華人的文化遺產,值得被保留下去。
    近些年來,中國的崛起使世界各地的人開始想學華語(普通話)。這固然沒錯,算是與時並進的一種吧。但是,在新加坡,我卻聽到人們用這個原因來鼓勵人們學華語。我個人認為,這是不妥當的。因為這把學習華語看做是一種交易、一種長期的投資,為的是日後能與中國人談生意時更為親切。但正如你所說的,華語是我們的母語,我覺得不應該因為中國的崛起或不崛起而決定要不要學習華語。又或者,我也知道有些學生把學習華語看作是「通過考試」的必要環節。為此,一旦最終的考試及格,幾年下來所學到的華語隨即忘得一乾二淨。
    我是土生土長的新加坡華人(20+歲),很幸運地遇到一位很好的補習老師,她在我小的時候就激發我對華語的熱忱。我求學時熱衷華語,根本不是因為什麼實質的好處,而是自己由衷的喜歡這個語言與它的美妙。當然,我知道並不是所有華人都會和我一樣喜歡華語,畢竟每個人都有自己的喜好。
    我偶爾看過你製作的影片,知道很多關於「講華語」,知道這是你喜歡探討的話題。你從一個非常草根的角度去探討這個課題,根本不涉及什麼深奧的概念、政策,非常接地氣。在眾多新加坡UA-camr當中,你應該是唯一一個關注「講華語」的吧。我也同意你在此影片中所分享的觀點,如果有人有心想進步,旁人應該鼓勵他才是。
    不知道你會不會讀到我的留言,畢竟此影片已經大約一個月前了,但我想給你一個「挑戰」:既然你說有更多想法,也許會做個part two,為何不嘗試用華語來講述你的其他想法?

    • @norekolova868
      @norekolova868 4 роки тому

      您的華語能力非常優秀令人敬佩
      我很好奇是什麼原因導致新加坡華人認為"華語"是母語?
      中國沒有崛起的話還會如此積極地學習華語嗎?

  • @zeon7384
    @zeon7384 4 роки тому +1

    This video makes sense sia, also damn funny. LMAO

  • @blueyi
    @blueyi 4 роки тому +2

    Team TMTV and Angsty!
    #tm200k

  • @JendulBrag
    @JendulBrag 4 роки тому +1

    so mixed feeling after watched dis

  • @Aven-Sharma1991
    @Aven-Sharma1991 15 днів тому

    मेरा जन्म पश्चिम में हुआ और मैं अंग्रेजी के साथ बड़ा हुआ, लेकिन जब मैं बड़ा हुआ तो मैंने अपनी मातृभाषा सीखी क्योंकि अंग्रेजी भाषा विदेशी है और मेरे लिए निम्नतर है। 🇮🇳💪🏻🤨

  • @vm6818
    @vm6818 4 роки тому +1

    Why don't you post some of your videos to bilibili also? It's one of the biggest video-sharing platforms in China. I think people may be interested with ur videos. But u need to make sure those videos don't have some sensitive issues like Taiwan's belonging issues. Just a suggestion from a Chinese studying in US.

  • @user-yy9nn6gx9q
    @user-yy9nn6gx9q 4 роки тому +1

    I’m from China and love your video. U r so cute.

  • @yaohuikong
    @yaohuikong 4 роки тому +1

    即使漢語順序錯個別幾個都不影響閱讀。比如:當你這看到這段字文是誤錯的也能通。還有就是即使兩個人不用看到對方都能用語言表達自己的意思,不用手勢,不用形體都可以。

  • @sjffhfjcntgj9411
    @sjffhfjcntgj9411 4 роки тому +4

    I had a Chinese Malaysian who speaks broken Chinese broken english few malay words....how he communicates? 😅😭🤣
    In my country mother languages simply disappeared, our tiny Chinese/Taiwanese muslim (China say they are not Chinese) community lost everything from language to culture in 2nd generation......same with Turkish,Malay,Indians,Indonesian etc

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому

      Which country are u from? Oh well... Have to make really extra effort to preserve language/culture in that case. Thanks for your comment!

    • @sjffhfjcntgj9411
      @sjffhfjcntgj9411 4 роки тому

      @@Tropicmonsters western Saudi Arabia the majority are racial minorities who came for different reasons (Chinese/Central Asias escaped Communism) , the food is mix of every culture that immigrated to this area
      Learning mother tongue is like learning a totally foreign language as most are already in 3rd and 4th generation, same about culture
      Some old generation get panic from idea of searching for culture or mother language saying we are full Saudis.

    • @vandarkholme7759
      @vandarkholme7759 4 роки тому

      They speak multiple dialect which is their true mother tongue

  • @jasonyeo2263
    @jasonyeo2263 3 роки тому +1

    doing han lao bei proud man

  • @Lunoxbunnny
    @Lunoxbunnny 4 роки тому +1

    I’m Asian and I only speak English, cuz I grew up in Australia and both my parents speak English only also except my grandparents....I wish I could speak more than one language 😢

    • @zone6976
      @zone6976 2 роки тому

      Never too late to learn

  • @alcappacino
    @alcappacino 4 роки тому +2

    bro you didn't mention that mandarin is a dialect as well

    • @adammortgage2457
      @adammortgage2457 4 роки тому +2

      Originally it's a dialect, but nowadays it's considered as standard Chinese language to unify people

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      Yes it is a dialect, but more known as the common language which all chinese people have to learn

  • @kadajlim
    @kadajlim 4 роки тому +1

    can't relate i speak 5 languages~
    also i can read Simplified & Tradition mandarin~

  • @yermom3511
    @yermom3511 4 роки тому +1

    2:56
    was eating an orange and almost choked

  • @ThatNORMALKID1212
    @ThatNORMALKID1212 Рік тому

    That's me

  • @idk___________
    @idk___________ 4 роки тому

    1:45 when my enemy say to me when I just go pass them
    0:42 when you regret doing commentary video

  • @mas_selamat
    @mas_selamat 4 роки тому +2

    Y u insult me

  • @alien_fairy1973
    @alien_fairy1973 2 роки тому

    It's the same with my country (KZ)

  • @krazy9s618
    @krazy9s618 4 роки тому +1

    you live in regentville condo bro

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому

      UP!Titantrons Wrong 😝

    • @krazy9s618
      @krazy9s618 4 роки тому

      Tropic Monsters TV but I saw the other video with you guys in there

  • @nessaaa645
    @nessaaa645 4 роки тому +1

    i’m chinese but i stopped speaking chinese since primary school .

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому

      aww, try now and then to speak to yourself! At least get the basics :D

    • @nessaaa645
      @nessaaa645 4 роки тому

      Tropic Monsters TV haha thank you thank you , i only know how to say thank u and eat in chinese

  • @blueyi
    @blueyi 4 роки тому +4

    I speak very less chinese but get A for chinese XD

  • @miller2312
    @miller2312 4 роки тому +2

    your chinese is already fucking good

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      Thank u laaa, but those are just simple words X)

  • @vandarkholme7759
    @vandarkholme7759 4 роки тому +1

    Most Singaporean Chinese gen z can't speak a lick of their mother tongue which is dialect.

  • @ET-lc3yh
    @ET-lc3yh 4 роки тому +1

    😆

  • @blueyi
    @blueyi 4 роки тому +2

    The most common is english but the most common one is Singlish dont forget about that HAHAHAHA XD

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      BlueYi NoLimit oh yes of cos, WE SPEAK SINGLISH😆

  • @user-fq9hq8db2c
    @user-fq9hq8db2c 4 роки тому +1

    我也不会讲流利的华语因为我现在在澳洲:(

  • @cl906
    @cl906 4 роки тому +4

    Damn true la sia👏

  • @itsgaryc1727
    @itsgaryc1727 2 роки тому

    THIS IS TYE SAME FOR HISPANICS THEY KNOW A FEW WORDS

  • @criticalopsboy5111
    @criticalopsboy5111 4 роки тому +2

    Can give me a shout out on ah beng react and this is such a good vid

  • @russellthio8664
    @russellthio8664 4 роки тому +3

    1980’s bro u how old sial?

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +2

      HAHA, no lah 1980s when my parents got married la HAHAHA

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому

      Im 42 btw

    • @russellthio8664
      @russellthio8664 4 роки тому +1

      Tropic Monsters TV wow share your skin care regime haha

    • @jeremiahchen3883
      @jeremiahchen3883 4 роки тому +1

      Russell Thio I’ll never share my secrets

    • @russellthio8664
      @russellthio8664 4 роки тому +1

      Jeremiah Chen wahahaha makes sense. Multimilliondollar secret

  • @kohzhiwei2632
    @kohzhiwei2632 4 роки тому +2

    Its not called chinese. Its called mandarin. Mandarin is a language. Chinese is a race.

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому +1

      I was wondering when one of these comments would turn up. Chinese is the language as well... :D

  • @ckquahchunkiat828
    @ckquahchunkiat828 4 роки тому

    应该没有人知道我写什么

  • @ProfessorElectronic
    @ProfessorElectronic 2 роки тому

    Instead of only improving our mother tongue, we should also learn to speak other language.

  • @puterakatakchannel9741
    @puterakatakchannel9741 4 роки тому +8

    The statements about malaysian Chinese have percentage of being banana is quite big. Probably not 1/4 of it.
    First, half blood. Just like you said. When you have hokkien father and Cantonese mother. It didn't work-out. I also in this group but I still manage to learn it in formal school. Btw I'm half Thai and half Chinese.
    Second, there is an old generation that didn't know Chinese. I notice in Malaysia. There is really Chinese community before British came. Sometimes we call them baba nyonya. There is long history behind that. But I put my grandma family in this group. Not because they are baba nyonya. My Grandma come from mainland when British taking them. The reason is my grandma learn at British school during that time. So her first language is English.
    Third, this group lack of speaking Chinese because of their formal school. They still can speak Chinese but their knowledge vastly of what they talk at home. Most of them can't read or writing. A lot of 40s until 20s generation that neglect their school will have that kind of issue. The problem come when prc come to speak with them. I think I don't need to elaborate, you know the hussle.
    In conclusion, they can speak their mother tongue fluently even if they don't go to school but if talk about mandarin proficiency. Not all really good at that. In Malaysia, I can see that mandarin is use as high class Chinese status in universities. The only place where I can see my friend speak mandarin fluently beside their dialect.

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому

      Wow Thai and Chinese even more difficult to pick up Chinese, good on ya for still learning to speak the language!

  • @andrewdjskdjdn
    @andrewdjskdjdn 3 роки тому

    Please! Am i the only one who couldnt speak their own language here?

  • @GigaZX91
    @GigaZX91 4 роки тому +2

    Some Chinese can't speak fluent Chinese, feel so Lao gui...
    Hai ya...

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому

      yea... :( Is it our education system? Our society? Or up to the individual?

  • @jienntan583
    @jienntan583 4 роки тому +2

    Hi

  • @nghiangoon2713
    @nghiangoon2713 4 роки тому

    Guys this channel is not posting any content and geting less subscribes.

  • @Lycoris_23
    @Lycoris_23 3 роки тому

    As malaysian I can speak malay and indonesian

    • @muhdhusni9227
      @muhdhusni9227 2 роки тому

      Mantap

    • @zeik04
      @zeik04 2 роки тому

      as Finalndesian i can speak finland

  • @racoonpebbles1199
    @racoonpebbles1199 4 роки тому

    bro your vid the content good but you need to speak faster, just a little bit. IMO

  • @n0oousername819
    @n0oousername819 4 роки тому +2

    My chinese is very bad but i speak chinese
    #tm200k

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  4 роки тому

      N0oo Username 😅 At least u speak it!! #TM200K

  • @TheLofiBunnii
    @TheLofiBunnii 2 роки тому

    It’s not really their fault tho

  • @weechong212
    @weechong212 4 роки тому +1

    Mix more with china work permit holder n your Chinese will improve. 多跟工作准则聊天。可以进步你的华文水平。

  • @antdreadoesyt8387
    @antdreadoesyt8387 4 роки тому +3

    FLFC

  • @benjaminisbirdy2024
    @benjaminisbirdy2024 4 роки тому

    你的中文炉火纯青啊,只是有一点点新疆口音。阿哈哈哈

  • @zeik04
    @zeik04 2 роки тому

    ur english sounds very broken to me to be ur first language?!?!

  • @geraldkoh209
    @geraldkoh209 4 роки тому

    a bit cringe

  • @fangzhang1540
    @fangzhang1540 Рік тому

    🤣😂😂😂