Chinese Podcast #76: This American Guy Speaks Perfect Chinese! 这个美国小伙的中文简直太惊人了!

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  • Опубліковано 4 лис 2024

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  • @dashumandarin
    @dashumandarin  11 місяців тому +8

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  • @jeffreybladimirsilvasalina9593
    @jeffreybladimirsilvasalina9593 10 місяців тому +5

    I am so glad that you include CH/PY/ENG subtitles. It is so helpful !
    Love your contact , keep it up guys,

  • @learnpromandarin
    @learnpromandarin 11 місяців тому +4

    Love it! Awesome channel! Keep up the great content! 我爱看你们的频道。这一集太棒了!我肯定要推荐这个。加油!😁👍

  • @fatcammal
    @fatcammal 11 місяців тому +2

    great episode, thank you!

  • @Chineseforall
    @Chineseforall 11 місяців тому +6

    这中文简直了,完全本地人啊🎉🎉

    • @dashumandarin
      @dashumandarin  11 місяців тому

      可不是嘛

    • @learnpromandarin
      @learnpromandarin 11 місяців тому

      是啊。我觉得他讲得比我好多了!我应该要更认真地去学习 😊👍

  • @Soreto23
    @Soreto23 11 місяців тому +6

    I have been learning Chinese for 8 months everyday around 2 hours. I learn by immersion, I can speak a little bit, but most of the sentences are set, 'prepared in my mind'. Everyone says that Chinese grammar is super easy, and that's the fact. It is indeed relativly easy, but the sentence order is killing me. I am super confused when I try to write or speak longer phrases, I completly dont feel the correct order. Apart from reading, listening and training pronunciation/tones I feel like I need to study hard the grammar rules. I wanted to avoid it, because many people say that I will get it during the immersion, but I dont know.....Anyway my plan is by the end of March which will be 10 months of learning pass HSK3 exam. I think If I pass it will be great a result, and summary of my learning. However my question is should I try or should I be able to speak at my current learning journey? Or I am to hard on myself? I know that trying to speak or put sentences together is, in a sense, a form of leaving the comfort zone, but maybe I am doing it too fast?

    • @史安达
      @史安达 11 місяців тому +3

      shouldnt be able to speak, stop being too hard on yourself. It took me like 1 year of nonstop immersion (literally 16+ hours a day) after about 4-5 months of getting the basics down which was still spending 8 hours with the language daily but not understanding nearly as much. Speaking comes naturally with time. You gotta realize that the thing about speaking is that your brain is kind of listening to understand for a while and its just struggling to understand and it’s only AFTER you understand EFFORTLESSLY that your brain’s like oh now we can look at the details, how are they saying things, and thats when your brain is now working on the output part, but you still need a couple hundred hours AFTER you can understand EFFORTLESSLY before speaking will become natural to you but here’s some things you can do to speed up the process
      1. Start a habit of shadowing, matt vs japan has a great video on the ideal shadowing setup, also his guide to output is really good. Matt vs japan is good for all things language learning if you haven’t heard of him.
      2. Shadow the same things over and over and once you know it basically by heart then start using it as passive listening like when you’re cleaning or working out for example. And then pick something new to “cook” by shadowing over and over and then add that to passive listening and repeat ad nauseam. Over time you’ll find that youll just start instinctively saying whole phrases you heard from this content just because youre in the write situation like it just comes to you naturally.
      This is a way to kind of “hack” the system if you’re ok with a lot of repetition but at the end of the day this is just a strategy to give immersion a little more bang for your buck in terms of how much you’re acquiring but it’s still just immersion at the end of the day. 8 months as a native English speaker is not going to even be close to enough even if you’re literally spending 24 hours immersed to speak naturally. It just don’t happen that fast brother. The best thing I can do is tell you to be patient and enjoy the process. Like I said I’m about a year into going hard with immersion after 6 months of going not too hard but still hard compared to most and only now am I feeling like yeah this speaking thing is starting to come naturally and thats also after hundreds of hours of shadowing. Youll find that once you get past the point where you are missing words and are trying to pronounce them correctly, your mouth literally hurts after a while because the muscles aren’t used to it. I’m literally days away from starting the output video routine Matt talks about in the video and I’m so excited because I have so much potential to realize, but for you I tell you brother, be patient

    • @Soreto23
      @Soreto23 11 місяців тому

      ​@@史安达 ​Thank you so much for ur response and kind words. Yes I know Mat, and also many other 'language' youtubers. And yes I also do a shadowing since the very beggining, but also here is my question, cuz many people say that learners should do shadowing, watching for example news or by some TV shows, stories. I found it quite difficult so I switched to reading after the lady from videos like HSK 3 sentences and so on. I wonder whether this count or no 😝 That's true motivation+patience is a key, but there are some days when Im losing a patience, and while u lose patience u can get frustrated, and when u get frustrated u can drop the process of learning... Anyway I need to admit that the amount of time u spend on learning is amazing. For me 2, sometimes 3 hours a day is a lot. Also my native language is Polish:) It doesnt change a lot haha, but when it comes to pronunciation ch,sh,zh it gives a nice boost because we have also the exact same sound:)

  • @BennnyTheBoy
    @BennnyTheBoy 11 місяців тому +1

    Wow. He’s great 😮

  • @Adam-fy4wc
    @Adam-fy4wc 11 місяців тому +1

    老师们的高评价不虚荣。“虚荣”?哈哈。确实很好。有点像那位学医的英国年轻人。对我而言,学习时间长短也很重要。到底需要多时间学到一口流利的汉语?学医的那位声称三年做到。Mattvs Japan声称五年深入学习加上几年的不深入学习就做到日语流利。法国朱力安解释五年深入学习就做到了。我认为五年很难。在大学年龄段入学者中连十年也并非易事。当然,假若条件允许,人的付出足够,我以为十年比较合理。五年有点困难,但是可以想象。更少的时间者则是天才。但是,别忘了谈及这个问题时所有的比拟都是相对的。我一直积累汉语知识。五年十年达成汉语流利更多涉及汉语发音标准高低,语法扎实不扎实,再有常用词掌握的掌握得如何。这些都是汉语学习进程的一个点上。并不是终点。我年轻的时候也是发音比较到位我觉得。别的方面则慢慢积累。

    • @dashumandarin
      @dashumandarin  11 місяців тому +1

      哈哈哈 这次的赞美不是客套 录节目的时候真心觉得在跟母语者聊天 你说得对!要日积月累慢慢来

  • @ngonhi7914
    @ngonhi7914 11 місяців тому +1

    ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @gabcq3300
    @gabcq3300 11 місяців тому

    以前每一集都五十分钟甚至一个多小时,现在才二十分钟左右…听都不想听了,真的很失望😢