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A wonderful journey. Learning Chinese will be difficult, but you are back to your student days again. Time goes back and I wish you all the best! Love from Guangzhou
Guangzhou is okay and nearby HK and so convince by High speed train from Guangzhou South and Guangzhou East station to HK weekend reach at West Kowloon station.
😅😁You are very brave. Despite all warnings from the medias not to take ‘risk’ coming to China , you did it.Chinese is one of the six official languages of the United Nations and the most widely spoken language in the world. China's territory is the third largest in the world, so there is no problem for Chinese people never to go abroad, because China has all the topography in the world. The North and the South also have completely different cultures and foods. Chinese is indeed difficult, but if it is just for daily conversation and communication, you can quickly improve your communication skills with Chinese people in one month by studying in Beijing. I hope you can study happily. have fun!
In a month's time, you will be the best cultural ambassadors in the world! We are all rooting for you, Matt and Julia! You can do it! Forge on, brave soldiers!
What a spirit of improvement! I wish you all the best with your Chinese course. For me it would be impossible, I have been studying English for 50 years and I still speak like Tarzan. Haha... I would need 500 years to be able to make myself understood in Chinese! What great news that you are repeating the tour through Uzbekistan! Being part of your first tour was a privilege. Fantastic memories for a lifetime. I am already dreaming of being part of the tour through China... I hope it happens... Love to both from Sasha
Wow what an adventure. I can see your frazzled brains after day 1. 😂 great language to learn though and I think being two of you practicing together will be an enormous boost. I’m surprised you found time to film and edit a video for us. Tks 😊 I’ve been watching Little Chinese Everywhere and have enjoyed it so much and seen such beautiful places she’s filmed. I’m not surprised you love it there. Bye for now 👋🏻 study hard lol
Your attitude towards new places and culture is the reason I keep watching you guys. There’s good and bad days when travelling long term but you guys just always seem to roll with it. Ppl sometimes complain about how different or “weird” things or make these “shocking China!” vids but you guys never do that. You treat everyone with the same kindness and respect. ❤
I admire you guys so much ! I am actually thinking of learning Mandarin next year, so this was inspirational. Pro tip: After a lesson, take a nap. There’s some neuroscience to this, but basically a nap was found to give the brain time to process and commit to muscle memory what it has learnt. And yeah, the brain is a muscle. Same is done in yoga, when at the end of the class you go into savasana , where you give the body and mind time to rest and consolidate the learning in the body.
Great tip by the way. FUN FACT || we have a big couch at the school (you might see it pop up in some of their videos). We had to rename this the nap-sofa because students just sleep there more than studying, chatting or browsing on phones! Welcome to join us in Beijing next year 💪
Congratulations, Julia and Matt! I would have made the move myself if I were a bit younger. So happy for you guys, be well and have fun in this new journey!!🎉👍
I really admire your dedication and determination in committing to full-time Mandarin study for a month! Keep up the great work! Let me know if you'd like me to respond in Mandarin in the comments-I'm a native speaker based in the U.S. 🥰
Congratulations Matt and Julia!!! You know,, you always seem happiest when in the Far East - it always shows in your reports from there (and of course, the Arctic with you Julia). But both of you seem to shine a little brighter in Asia 💎🐅⛩
@juleslowery2030 3 weeks ago Thanks Julia & Matt - I always feel you 're at your best in the Far East, despite the heat. Hot pot would've been a hot bot!!! (Now, if I were a gambling man.... )
As a tourist and as a resident are very different things. A lot of new challenges will be waiting for you for sure. Wish you both happy and successful in your lives!
Have fun. Being an expat living and working in Beijing back in early 2000 for 6 years, I can say from experience this will be a trip for sure. Wangjiang at that time was still considered quit the outskirts then and most of the expat hangout were are east to north east between 2nd and 3 rd ring road.
What an exciting adventure! 😁 Wishing you all the best as you settle in and embark on this exciting new chapter! Looking forward to hearing about all the adventures along the way. 🏮😊
Not easy to learn chinese but so long you willing to speak / interact more. Will be faster. Dont worry surely will bear fruits. All the best and take care
You guys are so great! I’m so excited for you and your Chinese language learning adventure! I love learning new languages and I recently just spent some time learning Italian. Wherever I travel, I try to learn as much as I can of the language. Chinese might just be a bit tough for my almost 67-year old brain but I’m just loving watching you go through this. I know I don’t need to tell you this because I know you already know how fortunate you both are!
Bravo, a fun and difficult journey learning Chinese as an adult! Mandarin is my 1st language, Cantonese 2nd, American English my 3rd, and Spanish my 4th. All before 18 y/o! Good luck, si se perde
I've been researching too, I am a Cantonese native speaker, lived in Canada for 42 years, since i grew up in Canada I didn't get a chance to learning Mandarin, nor read or write in Chinese....let's just saying i'm curious as of lately and looking...
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How fabulous! Best of luck to you. I’ve really enjoyed your videos and these on China have been incredibly interesting. I think what’s struck me the most is how clean the streets, sidewalks and parks are. Truly shows the pride in the Chinese people. I’m looking forward to following your progress.
wow great work guys, you're the second vlogger that I know that stayed a little bit to learn Mandarin. I guess you won't need an interpreter for next year as I'm planning to travel to China in September next year too😅😅. Matt would sound better as ma te but it's all done now so I'm looking forward to your next videos.
I so want to come on your trip next year but my dog is ill and i can't think straight. . maybe another trip / another year. Thank you so much for this video . . i think i missed one in all the commotion here so i need to back track i think xx
Hello from 🇳🇴! Recently we’ve been seeing reruns of The Bake-off program on tv and I immediately recognized a participant! Have seen the series before, but now it’s a bit more interesting! Best wishes on your new adventure!
13:49 You guys' reactions are gold! I always knew that Chinese would be hard for foreigners, but it is through your lens that I realize the exact level of difficulty (couldn't help laughing while watching this video!). Keep up the good work, and remember practice makes perfect😆
I studied Mandarin HSk 1 and 2 last year August and finished April this year. I can say I can converse with Chinese already when we visited Zhangjiajie Hunan this October. And it’s fascinating to unlock this long time bucket list to study Hànyǔ ❤ 我非常感谢我的老师
Wow. Very impressive! I will never be able to stay with foreign families in a foreign country while experiencing language barriers. Good luck with your mandarin class!
I am loving this video. Matt, remember your never to old to learn. ;-) Even at 30 yrs old. lolol I love the flat/apartment. Julia you look overwhelmed. I see it in your eyes after the first day. I hope you all paced yourselves. But you got this. You both have learned languages before. Lol! Matt you def look like you got hammered by so much in one day. lol You both got this! I love the small class idea. Having taken a language in high school years ago. I had 25-30 students to learn with. lol That was no easy task. lol I cannot wait to see what you both have next time! I am stoked for you both and hope all is going well in your new home for the month. Be safe!! Happy learning!
You guys are amazing to tackle this challenge. We are learning Portuguese and Japanese To see you so committed Wow !! Thank you for the wonderful tour of LTL Be Well Guys 🙏🙏 sending you much love❤❤ from Harriet, Jim and Yuki
We'll be sure to look after them! Portuguese and Japanese! What a beautiful mix. We are opening our Tokyo school next year. Hope to see you drop in and say hi 🥰
I once took an intense Russian conversation class. By the end of the day my brain felt the same way you are describing. And...my jaw was not used to making the other language sounds for so long (the full 8 hours in class). My jaw actually hurt the next day. Looking forward to seeing how your adventure continues.
Oh we get you, for sure 😄 It incredible how different languages use completely different parts of the mouth and move the jaw in totally different ways to us right! ❤️
This is just the start . I am a Chinese Singaporean , am bilingual and so I can understand where you are coming from . Generally , young children pick up languages much faster . If you have the determination , it can be done , regardless of age . 继续努力，你最终会成功。Cheers .
Love your videos Matt and Julia. I admire what you are doing. Having spent 5 years at school "studying French" I recon the only word I can remember is "merde". My second foray into a foreign language was having a father in law who was Ukrainian. Result, I can swear like a trooper in Ukraininan. The weather when you arrived was reminiscent of where I used to live in Manchester. Now live in Australia and can just about understand the locals. No worries!
When my friends and I graduated college in 1984, one multilingual friend took a job teaching second grade basically for children of ambassadors to that country. First she went to Germany for a year, then to Beijing planning for a year. She stayed 4 years and loved it! She spoke 5 languages when we left college, but said Mandarin was the hardest for her to become fluent..it took her over 2 years she felt to be fluent. So Good Luck, you're both so talented!
@@MattandJulia I took a French class in college and the professor 100% REFUSED to talk to us in any English. I absolutely hated that style of teaching language.
Well done guys so proud! interesting to see who progresses faster i think Julia due to being a native Russian speaker.. matt don't let the brits down mate. looking forward to the content.
It's so nice to see you both again. Glad that you made it safe. Your teacher was very nice and the other students were very nice also. Good luck in what you are doing. Take care
So nice to see Beijing again. I was there in… 1998(!) My sister and her husband lived there for 4 years and I stayed with them for two months. It was in summer though with temperatures over +30C every day. They lived not too far away from where you stay, in Sanlitun District near Gong Ti (workers stadium)…
If you start a one-month Chinese course before traveling around China, you should have a good opportunity to practice Chinese， maybe at this time you two already be a master of speaking Chinese.
I’m sure your teacher said this already, Chinese sentence structure is so straightforward, it’s great. I have been learning 中文 for the last 6 months and I am really enjoying it. It is such an amazing language. I really envy you guys moving to China. I would love to live there.
Oh boy!!!😲 learning Chinese must be a real challenge!!😂 some sounds are so close and yet it means things completely different. God help you guys...lol....❤🙏
ups and downs are waiting for you, that's for sure. that's normal when you move to another country. However, what is certain is that you made the right decision! I live in France, and things are not getting better in the West, that's for sure. I'm seriously thinking about moving to Asia one day (I worked there for 2 years and I can certainly make the comparison)
Kaishi ba 開始吧! Your tones were incorrect but it is a start. Within a month you will discover if you can accurately hear and reproduce Chinese tones. Most can. Good luck and have fun!
What an experience! Your faces after your first class 😂😂. It seems like all of a sudden China has really opened up for travel or maybe I'm just behind the curve! If I win the lotto I'll book one of your tours. ❤❤
Im so excited for you both! What an awesome opportunity to learn such a complex and beautiful language and live there as well while you do it. And here I am at home with Duolingo! 😂 lots of luck!
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交几个中国朋友 你的语言进步会神速的。
A wonderful journey. Learning Chinese will be difficult, but you are back to your student days again. Time goes back and I wish you all the best! Love from Guangzhou
Thank you so much! We will ready 💪🏼😀Love to Guangzhou ❤️
We got their backs ;)
Guangzhou is okay and nearby HK and so convince by High speed train from Guangzhou South and Guangzhou East station to HK weekend reach at West Kowloon station.
馬克和尤麗亞，加油！❤提前祝你們聖誕🎄快樂！學業猛進。
來自馬來西亞友人的祝福
😅😁You are very brave. Despite all warnings from the medias not to take ‘risk’ coming to China , you did it.Chinese is one of the six official languages of the United Nations and the most widely spoken language in the world. China's territory is the third largest in the world, so there is no problem for Chinese people never to go abroad, because China has all the topography in the world. The North and the South also have completely different cultures and foods. Chinese is indeed difficult, but if it is just for daily conversation and communication, you can quickly improve your communication skills with Chinese people in one month by studying in Beijing. I hope you can study happily. have fun!
China is a far more safe place to live than the U.S. or Europe
You guys are awesome, what a fun adventure to embark on!! Looking forward to following along.. all the best!
In a month's time, you will be the best cultural ambassadors in the world! We are all rooting for you, Matt and Julia! You can do it! Forge on, brave soldiers!
Lucky people seeing China!
Look forward to watching your journey! Learning Chinese in a month is very ambitious but we believe in you
最多做到简单交流，不可能学会
We're going to do our very best for them!
Awesome, now you are learning the language. Have fun !! Take care, thanks 😊
What a spirit of improvement! I wish you all the best with your Chinese course. For me it would be impossible, I have been studying English for 50 years and I still speak like Tarzan. Haha... I would need 500 years to be able to make myself understood in Chinese!
What great news that you are repeating the tour through Uzbekistan! Being part of your first tour was a privilege. Fantastic memories for a lifetime. I am already dreaming of being part of the tour through China... I hope it happens... Love to both from Sasha
Wow what an adventure. I can see your frazzled brains after day 1. 😂 great language to learn though and I think being two of you practicing together will be an enormous boost. I’m surprised you found time to film and edit a video for us. Tks 😊 I’ve been watching Little Chinese Everywhere and have enjoyed it so much and seen such beautiful places she’s filmed. I’m not surprised you love it there. Bye for now 👋🏻 study hard lol
Your attitude towards new places and culture is the reason I keep watching you guys. There’s good and bad days when travelling long term but you guys just always seem to roll with it. Ppl sometimes complain about how different or “weird” things or make these “shocking China!” vids but you guys never do that. You treat everyone with the same kindness and respect. ❤
Me too , love following their trips and culture over the world .. thank you guys ❤❤❤
I completely agree!
I admire you guys so much ! I am actually thinking of learning Mandarin next year, so this was inspirational. Pro tip: After a lesson, take a nap. There’s some neuroscience to this, but basically a nap was found to give the brain time to process and commit to muscle memory what it has learnt. And yeah, the brain is a muscle. Same is done in yoga, when at the end of the class you go into savasana , where you give the body and mind time to rest and consolidate the learning in the body.
Great tip by the way.
FUN FACT || we have a big couch at the school (you might see it pop up in some of their videos). We had to rename this the nap-sofa because students just sleep there more than studying, chatting or browsing on phones!
Welcome to join us in Beijing next year 💪
Congratulations, Julia and Matt! I would have made the move myself if I were a bit younger. So happy for you guys, be well and have fun in this new journey!!🎉👍
I think you can start at any age if your health allows
I really admire your dedication and determination in committing to full-time Mandarin study for a month! Keep up the great work! Let me know if you'd like me to respond in Mandarin in the comments-I'm a native speaker based in the U.S. 🥰
Congratulations Matt and Julia!!! You know,, you always seem happiest when in the Far East - it always shows in your reports from there (and of course, the Arctic with you Julia). But both of you seem to shine a little brighter in Asia 💎🐅⛩
@juleslowery2030
3 weeks ago
Thanks Julia & Matt - I always feel you 're at your best in the Far East, despite the heat. Hot pot would've been a hot bot!!! (Now, if I were a gambling man.... )
As a tourist and as a resident are very different things. A lot of new challenges will be waiting for you for sure. Wish you both happy and successful in your lives!
Good luck in your new abode in Beijing, looking forward to following your experience living there.
Surely you'll learn a lot more about China and definitely love China in the upmost!!!
You guys are so cool ! Good luck. Love and Light !❤❤❤
So happy to welcome you both to Beijing. We're going to have some fun!!
amazing new journey, looooking forwards to your progress
加油！
Enjoy your new adventure!
Have fun. Being an expat living and working in Beijing back in early 2000 for 6 years, I can say from experience this will be a trip for sure. Wangjiang at that time was still considered quit the outskirts then and most of the expat hangout were are east to north east between 2nd and 3 rd ring road.
What an exciting adventure! 😁 Wishing you all the best as you settle in and embark on this exciting new chapter! Looking forward to hearing about all the adventures along the way. 🏮😊
You are for sure the coolest couple! Love your clear, positive perspective on life. Thank you for sharing, good luck🤞🏽 😘😘
Wow I am envious! Wishing you two the best on your new adventure and journey and looking forward to more China based content, thank you! 😁
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Not easy to learn chinese but so long you willing to speak / interact more. Will be faster.
Dont worry surely will bear fruits.
All the best and take care
WHAT AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE!! THANKS FOR SHARING IT WITH US 😎😎😎
So glad to hear this! Enjoy and explore something new! Love to see you having a new start! Wish you well!
Thank you for sharing…looking forward to this next part of your journey..❤ you both you are such a lovely couple…xxx
Respect to you for learning Chinese, it will open many doors! 👍😉
A very good move, planning to do the same somewhere in near future but in Sichuan region.
我真的好佩服你们！！从来未停止学习新的东西，我是中国人也在学习英语，语言可以为人打开一扇窗看到不同的世界，我们一起加油！
You guys are so great! I’m so excited for you and your Chinese language learning adventure! I love learning new languages and I recently just spent some time learning Italian. Wherever I travel, I try to learn as much as I can of the language. Chinese might just be a bit tough for my almost 67-year old brain but I’m just loving watching you go through this. I know I don’t need to tell you this because I know you already know how fortunate you both are!
Italian is a beautiful language to learn, enjoy the journey :)
wow, I admire you so much! Enjoy the learning experience and have fun! One month later, you will be able to communicate in Chinese!
Exactly! We're excited to see them progress
Bravo, a fun and difficult journey learning Chinese as an adult! Mandarin is my 1st language, Cantonese 2nd, American English my 3rd, and Spanish my 4th. All before 18 y/o! Good luck, si se perde
Thank you 🙏🏼🥰 Oh wow! So awesome! 😍❤️
I've been researching too, I am a Cantonese native speaker, lived in Canada for 42 years, since i grew up in Canada I didn't get a chance to learning Mandarin, nor read or write in Chinese....let's just saying i'm curious as of lately and looking...
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Wow, so envy of your guys, wish I have the time to travel to another country and learn an language
Welcome to China again, and enjoy your staying in Beijing and learning Chinese! I am excited to see your progress in a month！
I'm back ,wish you all the best , very interesting the Chinese life style best regards to both of you ❤
How fabulous! Best of luck to you. I’ve really enjoyed your videos and these on China have been incredibly interesting. I think what’s struck me the most is how clean the streets, sidewalks and parks are. Truly shows the pride in the Chinese people. I’m looking forward to following your progress.
Your channel is a place where every video is a true work of art. Thank you for your dedication and passion for creativity!🌪💋🚲
wow great work guys, you're the second vlogger that I know that stayed a little bit to learn Mandarin. I guess you won't need an interpreter for next year as I'm planning to travel to China in September next year too😅😅. Matt would sound better as ma te but it's all done now so I'm looking forward to your next videos.
Julia you’re a wonderful student! ❤ love the way how you take it seriously
Wow you two are so adventurous and inspirational!!
You guys cracked me up. I have seen your vlog before I think on the Great Wall. Love you guys
Here they comeeee!! 北京欢迎你们 🥰
谢谢 ☺️ It gonna be an awesome month 😍
I so want to come on your trip next year but my dog is ill and i can't think straight. . maybe another trip / another year. Thank you so much for this video . . i think i missed one in all the commotion here so i need to back track i think xx
Thanks for your learning journey video. This is so amazing and interesting. Look forward to your next video.
Can’t wait to share more 🥰❤️
北京文化厚重，包容，但是天气相对差一些，冬天会有些干燥，你们会喜欢这里的，欢迎您们
谢谢！❤️ 我们爱北京 🥰
How fun for you guys. Will enjoy watching your progress and adventures
❤️❤️❤️
So, so very brave. I admire both of you. Cheers.
Hello from 🇳🇴! Recently we’ve been seeing reruns of The Bake-off program on tv and I immediately recognized a participant! Have seen the series before, but now it’s a bit more interesting! Best wishes on your new adventure!
13:49 You guys' reactions are gold! I always knew that Chinese would be hard for foreigners, but it is through your lens that I realize the exact level of difficulty (couldn't help laughing while watching this video!). Keep up the good work, and remember practice makes perfect😆
Haha, plenty more of those reactions to come 😆🫣 xie xie! We will get there 😀❤️
I studied Mandarin HSk 1 and 2 last year August and finished April this year. I can say I can converse with Chinese already when we visited Zhangjiajie Hunan this October. And it’s fascinating to unlock this long time bucket list to study Hànyǔ ❤ 我非常感谢我的老师
Wow. Very impressive! I will never be able to stay with foreign families in a foreign country while experiencing language barriers. Good luck with your mandarin class!
I am loving this video. Matt, remember your never to old to learn. ;-) Even at 30 yrs old. lolol I love the flat/apartment. Julia you look overwhelmed. I see it in your eyes after the first day. I hope you all paced yourselves. But you got this. You both have learned languages before. Lol! Matt you def look like you got hammered by so much in one day. lol You both got this! I love the small class idea. Having taken a language in high school years ago. I had 25-30 students to learn with. lol That was no easy task. lol I cannot wait to see what you both have next time! I am stoked for you both and hope all is going well in your new home for the month. Be safe!! Happy learning!
You guys are amazing to tackle this challenge. We are learning Portuguese and Japanese To see you so committed Wow !! Thank you for the wonderful tour of LTL Be Well Guys 🙏🙏
sending you much love❤❤ from Harriet, Jim and Yuki
We'll be sure to look after them!
Portuguese and Japanese! What a beautiful mix. We are opening our Tokyo school next year. Hope to see you drop in and say hi 🥰
Great adventure! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for joining us 😌❤️
I once took an intense Russian conversation class. By the end of the day my brain felt the same way you are describing. And...my jaw was not used to making the other language sounds for so long (the full 8 hours in class). My jaw actually hurt the next day. Looking forward to seeing how your adventure continues.
Oh we get you, for sure 😄 It incredible how different languages use completely different parts of the mouth and move the jaw in totally different ways to us right! ❤️
welcome to china! Enjoy life!!
This is just the start . I am a Chinese Singaporean , am bilingual and so I can understand where you are coming from . Generally , young children pick up languages much faster . If you have the determination , it can be done , regardless of age . 继续努力，你最终会成功。Cheers .
Exciting!
Wishing you all the best on your new beginning in Beijing! 🌆🌟
How exciting! 😊
Love your videos Matt and Julia. I admire what you are doing. Having spent 5 years at school "studying French" I recon the only word I can remember is "merde". My second foray into a foreign language was having a father in law who was Ukrainian. Result, I can swear like a trooper in Ukraininan. The weather when you arrived was reminiscent of where I used to live in Manchester. Now live in Australia and can just about understand the locals. No worries!
努力學習,中國歡迎你們!
When my friends and I graduated college in 1984, one multilingual friend took a job teaching second grade basically for children of ambassadors to that country. First she went to Germany for a year, then to Beijing planning for a year. She stayed 4 years and loved it! She spoke 5 languages when we left college, but said Mandarin was the hardest for her to become fluent..it took her over 2 years she felt to be fluent. So Good Luck, you're both so talented!
That's a huge decision. You guys are so brave.
Thank you so much, that means a lot ❤️🙏🏼
@@MattandJulia I took a French class in college and the professor 100% REFUSED to talk to us in any English. I absolutely hated that style of teaching language.
In what way is BRAVERY involved in this decision? Is Beijing a dangerous place?
@@cosmoobserver3416 I’m ignoring you.
@@OMGFrijoles You are ignoring me by replying 😂
New race track of traveling China. Interesting!
Thank you ❤️
Good wishes to you. 欢迎！
I like Beijing very much
姐 你们真牛👍
Well done, you two 🙌
Very brave
TY, as always 🫶
Well done guys so proud! interesting to see who progresses faster i think Julia due to being a native Russian speaker.. matt don't let the brits down mate. looking forward to the content.
U r making the right choice to learn mandarin cause the future is in this part of the world especially China
欢迎欢迎，热烈欢迎
It's so nice to see you both again. Glad that you made it safe. Your teacher was very nice and the other students were very nice also. Good luck in what you are doing. Take care
So nice to see Beijing again. I was there in… 1998(!)
My sister and her husband lived there for 4 years and I stayed with them for two months. It was in summer though with temperatures over +30C every day. They lived not too far away from where you stay, in Sanlitun District near Gong Ti (workers stadium)…
我是上海人看到你去上海玩很激动 欢迎你来中国😊❤
No se inglés pero contenido de china me interesa, gracias por traducir
Blessings from your new subscriber, and from Hong Kong.
Excited for your next journey in life
Good luck to you guys.
I would love to see China and look forward to your videos.
If you start a one-month Chinese course before traveling around China, you should have a good opportunity to practice Chinese， maybe at this time you two already be a master of speaking Chinese.
I’m sure your teacher said this already, Chinese sentence structure is so straightforward, it’s great. I have been learning 中文 for the last 6 months and I am really enjoying it. It is such an amazing language. I really envy you guys moving to China. I would love to live there.
Oh boy!!!😲 learning Chinese must be a real challenge!!😂 some sounds are so close and yet it means things completely different. God help you guys...lol....❤🙏
Wooo Hooo!!! Can’t wait to experience the world of China with you both!
your language skill is pretty good, as we can see you did learned something on the first day
ups and downs are waiting for you, that's for sure. that's normal when you move to another country. However, what is certain is that you made the right decision! I live in France, and things are not getting better in the West, that's for sure. I'm seriously thinking about moving to Asia one day (I worked there for 2 years and I can certainly make the comparison)
Just for Matt :) Dāngdì yǒu lǐfǎ shī ma? Good luck on the journey mwwwwwwwwa x
Hello friends. Thank you for the video. ✌️✌️🍷🍷
China is huge n I plan to travel there for couple of months a year after retirement.
Kaishi ba 開始吧! Your tones were incorrect but it is a start. Within a month you will discover if you can accurately hear and reproduce Chinese tones. Most can. Good luck and have fun!
Awesome video be safe out there
Thank you so much, we will ❤️🥰
@@MattandJulia your very welcome have awesome beautiful day hugs
What an experience! Your faces after your first class 😂😂. It seems like all of a sudden China has really opened up for travel or maybe I'm just behind the curve! If I win the lotto I'll book one of your tours. ❤❤
Haha, it was intense 😂 It has for sure, many countries are now completely visa free now ❤️
Im so excited for you both! What an awesome opportunity to learn such a complex and beautiful language and live there as well while you do it. And here I am at home with Duolingo! 😂 lots of luck!
A nice start , wish you succeed , looking forward to more videos . Good luck !