Speaking CHINESE like a native speaker! | 混血宝宝说一口流利的中文!
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
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Welcome to our channel! Today, we're sharing a special moments with our half-Canadian, half-Chinese daughter, who has amazed us all by speaking Chinese fluently at just 3 years old. 🌟
In this video, watch as she converses effortlessly in Mandarin, showcasing her impressive language skills. We're incredibly proud of her bilingual journey and excited to share this milestone with you.
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After spending two amazing years in China, we've just moved to Vancouver, BC, and we're excited to share our new adventures! Our family videos capture the fun and sometimes crazy blend of our Chinese and Canadian experiences. Whether we're exploring local markets in China or hiking the beautiful trails around Vancouver, we love sharing the unique mix of cultures that makes our family special. Join us as we celebrate the everyday moments of our Chinese Canadian life!
在中国度过了两年美好的时光后，我们刚刚搬到加拿大的温哥华，迫不及待地想分享我们的新冒险！我们家庭的视频记录了我们中加文化融合的有趣和时而疯狂的经历。无论是在中国的当地市场探险，还是在温哥华的美丽小径上徒步，我们都喜欢分享这种让我们家庭独特的文化混合。加入我们，一起庆祝我们中加家庭的每一天精彩时刻吧！
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English speaking is very common nowadays, but if she can speak Chinese, it will be an advantage for her in the future. We can see now the economic development in China is beyond expectation.
Yes, that's right!
Little baby is very cute! 😊
Kids are very adaptive in languages because the young mind absorbs linguistics like a sponge.
Thank you! Yes, that's true 😊
哇！她的中文真的很棒！希望她在加拿大长大后能继续学习中文
❤❤❤ 谢谢!
她的中文说得真好！太棒了！❤
谢谢! ❤
It's her first language.
You are so lucky to have such wonderful daughter. Sophia is so cure and pretty. My granddaughter is 4 years old now and speak mandarin since growing up with us after born in Canada, but her english is better than her Chinese now after went to day care. I took her for
online Chinese class and hope her Chinese can be better. It’s good Sophia’s grandmother can teach her Chinese character and enjoy the best time together.
Thank you!! Yes, we are so lucky to have Sophia's grandmother. That is great you took your granddaughter to online classes. I'm sure her Chinese will improve quickly. :)
Big bravo to parents.
Thank you!
Sophia will have a bright future! ❤❤❤She is the cutest!
She really is!
幼儿园里的花朵们都会讲话吧？奇怪吗？
That’s really great that her grandmother has taught her to read characters at an early age. Many can speak Mandarin very well but cannot read and write it easily.
Yes, we are so thankful to have her here with us to be able to teach her :)
As a Chinese Malaysian, one of my cousins married an Italian girl whilst studying in the UK in the 1980s. He brought her back to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and had a daughter with her. At a young age, and after she started going to kindergarten and primary school, she became a natural polyglot. She spoke English with her father, Italian with her mother, Hakka with her grandmother, Cantonese with her Chinese school mates, and Malay with her Malay schoolmates. However, most Chinese Malaysian were trilingual at that time, being taught and speaking English and Malay in the national school system, and speaking at least one Chinese dialect with their immediate family (depending on which part of China they originated from) and the main Chinese dialect in the Malaysian state that they resided in. For instance, Kuala Lumpur and Selangor were considered Cantonese speaking states, Ipoh a Hakka speaking state, Penang a Teochew/Hokkien speaking state, and Johor a mainly Hokkien speaking state. Cantonese was the most widely spoken Chinese dialect in South East Asia from the 1970s to the 1990s due Hong Kong's dominance of international business and trade in the region, as well as Hong Kong soft power due to Cantopop and Cantodrama.
Unfortunately, since the late 1990s, most of the younger Chinese generation in Malaysia now cannot speak any dialects, with Mandarin replacing most of the Chinese dialects which had been prevalent in Malaya/Malaysia for almost two centuries. One of the main reason for this was the rising dominance of China as Asia's economic superpower, as well as the influx of Chinese tourists and business from China after 1997. Why 1997? Well, prior to 1997, China did not allow its citizens to have passports, and only elites from the Communist Party could get them. However, after the Handover of Hong Kong in 1997, the Chinese government started allowing its citizens to obtain passports, and the rest is history.
Ironically, Canada and Vancouver in particular, was a favourite emigration destination for many Hong Kongers prior to the 1997 handover. Many of them took up Canadian citizenships due to the fear of Hong Kong's handover to China. Vancouver was actually known as little Hong Kong due to the many Hong Kongers who migrated there. In fact, many Hong Kongers became "taikonauts" at that time, as they would obtain Canadian (and other countries citizenship such as Australian, British, American, etc) citizenships, and fly back and forth from Hong Kong where they family resided to the country of their adoption just to ensure that their foreign citizenship right continued.
It's great how easily children can pick up languages from their environments and making friends in school who have different cultural backgrounds!
I'm in Malaysia. My grandchildren grew up in our home, with many Chinese dialects and English. They speak English, later will pick up Chinese speech in school... UA-cam is another teacher
such a cute girl. She will be very smart growing up
in this globalized world the more language you able to speak the more powerful you would become. Opportunities utilizing from the language are everywhere. I speaks 4 languages, and I felt I had no problem in communicating virtually to everybody.
Very intelligent and cute
混血小美可愛漂亮人見人愛 給予點贊 小朋友加油啦❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
谢谢你！❤
Before the age of 8, a child can pick up languages and musical instruments naturally.
She’s so good. We are also raising our son bilingual in Mandarin and English.
That's great! Being bilingual will definitely bring them so many opportunities in the future :)
Today I learned the difference between zhongwen and zhongguoren. Thank you ☺ I've only been learning chinese in duolingo and I thought those two meant the same thing. It still really helps to watch people speak the language to get a better understanding. That's why I clicked this video and I really appreciate the subtitles!
That's great! I'm glad you liked the video and subtitles! I think pretty much all of our videos for the last two years are all subtitled, if you're interested in more practice :)
English is an easier language to learn! No doubt she'll be fluent in both! 😊Go Sophia!
Yes! We hope she will be! :)
Any language at its best is hard
❤ Sophia.
👍 that she's both the English and Chinese teacher while being at the same time a Chinese and English student. 😊❤😊❤
@@bearykitty Yes! She does such a great job at both. ❤️❤️❤️
Immersive translate will help for learning and revision of a certain foreign languages
Yes, definitely!
最有趣最可爱的小公主宝贝😘👍❤️
@@LingWang-h7r 谢谢!! 😊❤️
She will be able to speak Chinese and English, from where I come from we are able to speak at least three languages
@@user-hq3fg1wb4q that's amazing! Being bilingual or polylingual is such a great life skill!
It's easy for children to learn another language. If children grow up in a Chinese family setting, it's natural that they will pick up Chinese as well. Many Chinese knows the English language too. So either way, it's good to know another language, but wouldn't be 'too' surprised.
Yes! We aren't surprised. A lot of people have been asking about Sophia's language skills so we just wanted to show where she's at with both. :)
中文说的好棒呀！👍👍👍😁
@@LingWang-h7r 对啊! 😁❤️
How old is Sophia? I feel like her personality and speech has REALLY blossomed! It's so sweet hearing her talk. My son is all of a sudden talking a lot but I am never quick enough to catch it on video, whenever he sees the camera he stops talking lol
Aww thank you!! She is 3 but turning 4 in August! I feel between 2-3 they really start to pick up speaking so quickly. You will definitely be able to catch it on camera soon enough lol! :)
@@thehighsandluos Honestly my son will be 2 1/2 in Aug and I swear out of the blue his speech is just taken away! But Sophia is so adorable! English will come for her
@@OurJourneyHasBegun Such an exciting milestone! He is so cute as well! Thank you!
祝福你们❤（到最后有一个小小的提醒哟，不用刻意突出“混血孩子”这个概念的，都是爸妈的心头肉，不用刻意区分哦，过分突出混血概念并不利于那啥，抱歉哦，我说了一些可能不太合事宜的话，如有冒犯，我道歉）
谢谢！你没有冒犯到我。我理解你的意思。Sophia有两种文化背景，是混血儿，我个人觉得提到这一点没有什么问题。
@@thehighsandluos 是混血没错，但没必要用这个做标题，一个推崇混血的社会，或者说一个社会以混血为荣，这是要出大乱子的（还是那句话，我无意冒犯，作为个体，我非常支持你们，我担心的是，这类视频大肆传播后观众的价值观问题，我没有针对你，抱歉，可能是我太大惊小怪了）
All the western people say Chinese is one of the hardest language to learn, and the best age to learn language is young age. So learning Chinese first is the logical step.
Yes, that makes sense! As an adult I find it pretty hard trying to become fluent in Chinese, but she learned so fast! :)
Better to learn Chinese earlier; English is easier to pick up.
Language can be learn . I speak English and Thai , but I am a Chinese . And I am damn proud of my heritage , unlike my countrymen here in Singapore, disassociating and worse , the women cut their heritage ties even to expand others .
Yes, you should always be proud of your heritage!
Learn Chinese from childhood is an advantage because she can pick up the different tones/phonetic. It is difficult to pick up when you learn that in adulthood.
Yes, so true!
*这个年龄是孩子最好玩的时候* 😁😁
是的！这是真的。我喜欢看到她的个性闪耀，发现她的新兴趣和爱好。:)
The third language will be naturally French, which is another official language of Canada.
Yes! That would be great!
She is a native speaker if she’s been learning it since infancy
5岁就顶天立地那以后干什么呐？
It is best to learn languages at a young age. Putonghua is so different from English. If one can read and write some simplified Chinese even better: at adult age this becomes challenging.
Yes, that's true!
Speaking English is for the present, but speaking Chinese is for the future.
So many benefits for both :)
Sophia的中文是母语水平
就是！:)
❤😂🎉❤😂🎉
@@puweiting ❤️❤️❤️
哈哈，奶奶怎麽念了“雨閃”，小不點倒念對了。
😄Sophia 说中文比我们所有人都好
没想到是奶奶我天
A lot of westerners prefer to raise their children in China. What do you think?
I think it's great if that where they feel it's best for their family. We loved China, but eventually decided to go back to Canada because of a better work opportunity and we also knew that raising Sophia in Canada would still be a great choice. We are always open to moving around so who knows where we will be in 5 years :)
what is the home town of your husband in China?
Hanzhong in Shaanxi province :)
@@thehighsandluos surprised because your mother in law look very southern Chinese
@@andia968 Oh interesting! My mother in law's hometown is actually Harbin.
心態很好的父親，幫助很多奶奶，極其聰明和漂亮的女兒，絕對安全的生活地方，中文你也不是完全不懂，作為一名媽媽的你還有什麼好擔心的！～放開心態！全力享受在中國的生活吧！～💖
谢谢你！是的！的確如此。我們非常感激我們的家人！
Bilingual languages is the best😋❤️👍🏿👍🏿
Yes! It's always great to be able to speak another language! :)
OH YEAH SHE WAS BORN IN CHINA THAT'S WHY SHE SPEAKS FLUENT CHINESE CONGRATULATIONS LITTLE GIRL,I SPEAK SOME CHINESE TO,BUT I WASN'T BORN IN CHINA THANKS FOR THE VIDEO CHEERS N HULAHULALUIA
She wasn't born in China. She was born in Canada.
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