Thank you for your hard work. Your videos are very useful. Here's a fun riddle for Chinese learners: What do these four things have in common -- fish, river, trousers, snake?
Thank you for the scaffolded lesson that makes the material much easier to understand. I just wanted to share that the most appropriate and commonly used measure word for a dog is 条, while 只 is mostly used for a puppy.
This was very good. As you said in the beginning those of us handicap in chinese tent to say one this or that without the M.W. good remainder, keep updating.
Hello, I want to learn Chinese, I don't know English, so please we want to turn on the English translation feature so that we can translate, please🙏🙏🙏🙏
here's a few suggestions for how to learn Chinese Decide precisely why you wish to learn it Try to use Mandarin in your everyday life Find which process works for you best. (I learned about these and more from Magic mandarin blueprint site )
If you want to describe body parts, you can use 只，such as 一只手，一只脚，一只胳膊，一只眼睛。 Please refer to this page: Chinese Measure Words for People, Body Parts and Animals. www.learn-chinese.com/chinese-measure-words-for-people-body-parts-animals/
我很高兴我找到了这个。 谢谢 ❤ Lol hope I said that right. I'm still learning, but so happy that I am learning and trying harder every single day! Wish I had someone to practice with though. It's more difficult when you are a class of one!
DIFFICULT ALONE INDEED..ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU MEET CHINESE PEOPLE DAILY AND THEY DO NOT WANT TO SPEAK TO YOU IN THEIR LANGUAGE OR ARE STAND OFFISH! AS A PERSON OF AFRICAN DESCENT THEY JUST LOOK AT ME AS IF TO SAY "WHAT ARE YOU EVEN DOING LEARNING MY LANGUAGE?" SMH
Hi, thank you somuch for the lesson. I have 1 question in mind. why do you use yi (one) in different tones? is it depend on the object or any other reason? because i thought yi (one) is using the first one (-) Thank you
The teacher did a wonderful job. Her voice for the most part was very clear and understandable. My only suggestion would be for her to learn better pronunciation of the English word "measure". Every time she said "measure", it sounded like she was saying the Chinese "Méiyǒu" (没有), leaving her to sound as if she was saying "没有 word". (That would mean "no word" or "don't have a word".) I'm not trying to be overly critical. Far from it. I simply want to offer a suggestion that might polish her already fine presentation even further.
Question. When is 只 not used? It says it's a m.w. for some animals, so what animals would you not use this m.w.? Is their an easy rule to follow so one remembers when it's appropriate to use or not? 谢谢
Rule of thumb: if you can hold it in your hands, use 只. i.e. bird, mouse, etc. Exception: If it fits into another category, use the M.W. for that category. Like gmcmisty said; fish uses 条. Even though you can hold it in your hands, it moves like a snake.
Livestock and large animals use tou, horses use pi, snakes use tiao. One idea is to learn the appropriate m.w. at the same time when you learn a new noun.
Your question reminds me of the old joke about a visiting classical violinist rushing, (violin in tow) through the streets of New York, trying to find her venue. She stopped a passerby and asked, "How to I get to Carnegie Hall?" The stranger replied, with simply "Practice!". 😅 😂 🤣
Thank you for your hard work. Your videos are very useful.
Here's a fun riddle for Chinese learners: What do these four things have in common -- fish, river, trousers, snake?
Thanks!
Thank you very much, Miss. Joyce. Your teaching style and your lesson plan have made Mandarin much more comfortable to learn.
Thank you for the scaffolded lesson that makes the material much easier to understand. I just wanted to share that the most appropriate and commonly used measure word for a dog is 条, while 只 is mostly used for a puppy.
Interesting. I had no idea.
Thanks for making these videos.
It helped me continue learning Chinese.
感谢所有的辛勤工作。
Thankyou Miss Joyce, Chinese is really a very facinating language to learn for an English speaker
解释得非常清楚，非常棒！
Really easy for me, thank you so much. You make me feel so happy. I love it !! I love chinese classes !!! Hurray !!!
Glad you enjoyed our lessons, Edward.
@@EverydayChinese Gladded that you share it
This was very good. As you said in the beginning those of us handicap in chinese tent to say one this or that without the
M.W. good remainder, keep updating.
Jia you...
Thanks for the sharing. More Blessings!
Hello, I want to learn Chinese, I don't know English, so please we want to turn on the English translation feature so that we can translate, please🙏🙏🙏🙏
So helpful
谢谢 新可了 老师。
Excellent!
非常好
You are very good teacher and I really like the way you teach ❤
Thanks for sharing
Well done.Thanks.❤
谢谢 老师，这是视频了是很好！
It should be 这个视频很好😵💫
个[gè]:
本[běn]:
瓶[píng]:
张[张]:
只[ zhī ]:
件 [jiàn]:
双 [shuāng]:
条[tiáo]:
here's a few suggestions for how to learn Chinese
Decide precisely why you wish to learn it
Try to use Mandarin in your everyday life
Find which process works for you best.
(I learned about these and more from Magic mandarin blueprint site )
老师好 . 谢谢您分享 .
Good explanation 👍
感谢老师您教很好
And what about ‘ge’?
This is a very good way to learn measure words.
谢谢 老师 尼泊尔 from Nepal
Very nice lesson
This video was useful.
Good work
Thank you ☺️☺️ very useful
In 2:36 there isn’t a 吗 to make it a question,is that bc of the 几 ?
Excellent video🎊🎉
I have an exam tomorrow thank you for saving me:)
Hope you will pass
Thanks you for teaching, by the way when we use 几and when we use多少。谢谢
When you ask the amount less than ten, you should use “几”， if the amount is more than ten, then you should use "多少".
EverydayChinese - Learn Chinese in Chinatown Thanks you
As I feel, as a native speaker, when you use 多少, you can skip the measure words, but you have to put them in if you use 几. E.g. 你有几本杂志/你有多少杂志？
Nice teacher
Very interesting
It was very helpful!
Thank you
Wo ai ni,Great thanks 😊
谢谢 🙏
非常感谢🙏
VERY USEFUL
谢谢你教我 !
It really good to learn mandarin Chinese it's really good love so much
Thanks 🌹
Very useful 😀
Thanks
Are there any measure words for nontangible nouns? That is to say words like marriage, agreement, concept, idea etc.
Thank you for all the lessons 🤗
Would you please upload more ..
In what context could we use 只 for counting people instead of 个?
If you want to describe body parts, you can use 只，such as 一只手，一只脚，一只胳膊，一只眼睛。
Please refer to this page: Chinese Measure Words for People, Body Parts and Animals.
www.learn-chinese.com/chinese-measure-words-for-people-body-parts-animals/
非常感谢您。
why a pair of trouser is tiao not shuang please explain
Very useful
老师学的很好❤谢谢老师
谢谢
我很高兴我找到了这个。
谢谢 ❤
Lol hope I said that right. I'm still learning, but so happy that I am learning and trying harder every single day! Wish I had someone to practice with though. It's more difficult when you are a class of one!
What you said in Chinese is totally right. 加油！
Francis Li why are you happy that you have found this?
DIFFICULT ALONE INDEED..ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU MEET CHINESE PEOPLE DAILY AND THEY DO NOT WANT TO SPEAK TO YOU IN THEIR LANGUAGE OR ARE STAND OFFISH! AS A PERSON OF AFRICAN DESCENT THEY JUST LOOK AT ME AS IF TO SAY "WHAT ARE YOU EVEN DOING LEARNING MY LANGUAGE?" SMH
@@LordNuDTru141 do you need help with chinese? I can help!
@@周可蕴 always looking for a chinese friend/comrade
We use the measure word no matter the quantity of the noun we speak of?
谢谢， Você explicou muito bem 😊, gosto muito de suas aulas.
Thanks a lot for teaching us
Hi, thank you somuch for the lesson. I have 1 question in mind. why do you use yi (one) in different tones? is it depend on the object or any other reason? because i thought yi (one) is using the first one (-) Thank you
Yes, yi is special word. Its tone will change by the following words.
Qing wen, Wô you wan ti, please I have a question, I notice that the tone Mark of Yi is changing, why is it so
The teacher did a wonderful job. Her voice for the most part was very clear and understandable. My only suggestion would be for her to learn better pronunciation of the English word "measure". Every time she said "measure", it sounded like she was saying the Chinese "Méiyǒu" (没有), leaving her to sound as if she was saying "没有 word". (That would mean "no word" or "don't have a word".)
I'm not trying to be overly critical. Far from it. I simply want to offer a suggestion that might polish her already fine presentation even further.
We got it, and thanks so much for your suggestion. 😃
Nice
How many key card do you have?
Ni you ji fang Ka ?
Can you help me i want to practice but i dont know what is the best app such as ome tv every one can practice their language thanks
Please this measure wards are used only in the number one?
谢谢老师. 新年快乐.身体健康. 武汉加油. 中国加油.
武汉加油？ 你瘋了嗎？
great video
I need more classes of joys
小姐, 一杯茶, 谢谢
Question. When is 只 not used? It says it's a m.w. for some animals, so what animals would you not use this m.w.?
Is their an easy rule to follow so one remembers when it's appropriate to use or not?
谢谢
fish use tiao (条)
Rule of thumb: if you can hold it in your hands, use 只. i.e. bird, mouse, etc.
Exception: If it fits into another category, use the M.W. for that category. Like gmcmisty said; fish uses 条. Even though you can hold it in your hands, it moves like a snake.
Livestock and large animals use tou, horses use pi, snakes use tiao.
One idea is to learn the appropriate m.w. at the same time when you learn a new noun.
This is one the most difficult subjects..measure words…I have to learn by heart
Very helpful!
Glad you've benefited from it!
thank alot.
What is the meaning of measure words
Hello, I love your channel, the lessons are very useful, but we want to turn on the English translation feature, please, thank you🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
多谢！
Amazing. Shì shì!
Thank you for making it easy-to-use mandarin you are great!!!!
good vidio
xie xie laoshi!❤
Great! Very useful! Zai jian!
Thank you so much! Simple and clear, you have do the marvellous job 🔥🔥🔥
大家好
Very useful! Thank you!
你好 ，可 谢谢你，我爱你❤
OMG I UNDERSTOOD BLESS DUOLINGO
Thank you 😊❤️
the measure word for big animals is tou (head) like: Yi tou niu (one cow) or yi tou ma (one horse). Zai Jian..!!
Horse is a special noun in Chinese, it should be yi pi ma (一匹马，one horse)
老师好我想问一个问题。那个句子为什么用一条蛇？如果用一只蛇 ，可以吗？
我们习惯用“条”来描述又长又细的事物，比如：一条蛇，一条绳子，一条裤子，一条马路。
@@EverydayChinese 好的，我明白了。谢谢老师。💙
How can i memorize these structures 😣...
Your question reminds me of the old joke about a visiting classical violinist rushing, (violin in tow) through the streets of New York, trying to find her venue. She stopped a passerby and asked, "How to I get to Carnegie Hall?" The stranger replied, with simply "Practice!". 😅 😂 🤣
Good
老师，感恩
Nice video
謝謝你老師!
你有几本书 ?📖
Too may new words in this lesson. Bur I will learn them.
Can ping mean bei?
Ping can also refer to jars, flasks, and vases. Bei is used with glasses or cups.
謝謝
thank you for your lesson♡
Una pregunta a me enseñan que zhī es este caracter 支 , pero en el video se muestra diferente,?
支 es para pluma o lápiz, 只es para animales. Tienen el mismo sonido pero son dos palabras diferentes.
Ni hao mam. I want to learn
请问一下
一的拼音 声调 我看了 两个声调
第二声调和第四
但是我知道的是 * 一 * 的声调是
第一声调。
“一” has three tones, yī, yí and yì.
For example. 一二三, yī èr sān; 一个苹果, yí ge píng guǒ; 一心一意 yì xīn yí yì.