From HEAD to TOE: Common words for parts of the body in Chinese
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- Опубліковано 15 гру 2022
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Great idea of putting subtitles with the pinyin, and separate the characters! This way my eyes don't read the pinyin automatically!
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Me too, nice change! 谢谢老师🤗
I study yoga in Hebei and none of my teachers speak English so I had to pick up most of these pretty quick to understand what's going on. But still there were times I'd get confused because of tones. For so long I thought "why is the ring finger number five?? It's clearly number four I'm so lost." When I finally saw the characters written does it was a big "oooohhhh" moment. Another great video 老师！Thank you for this! Now I just gotta make sure I remember the new words I learned here, like 鸡肋, that's a fun one.
Just put the first 5 minutes into a plecko set and I will do the second half once I know the first half reliably. I can finally say what I’m working out when我偶然在健身房看見我的一位老師
I used to use “Simón dice” (Simon Says) to learn Spanish. A great extension of this video would be a Simon Says game.
Very good in detail. Thanks for you kind
Thank you ❤ very helpful, pinyin, characters and English
Thank you for this.
This is a very helpful video thank you! We need more of these!
This is one topic I've been avoiding to learn ever since I started learning Chinese 😅.
VERY helpful! Thank you!
Thank you for this very useful video ! It is exactly what I needed 😁
哇啊，Shuo老师很好玩！又幽默又漂亮！😍谢谢你的视频💖
If I weren't learning Chinese already, I would definitely start just for your videos~~ Lots of love!💞
4:30 HOLD UP
That's so interesting to see that you have "bozi" in Chinese and it is has almost the same pronunciation with the Turkish word which is used for "throat"! In Turkish, we call it "Boğaz" and you guys just add "i" at the end. The tone in "o" makes it like our "oğa" (oğa is pronounced like "ooa"). This was quite surprising for me. I have just wanted to share it with you.
Why is the ring finger called nameless finger lol? And is that pattern used for the toes as well? This video was very helpful thanks!
Omg, I have mixed up the words e tou "forehead" and ou tu "vomit" in conversation before and *no one corrected me*! Thanks for this!
Were you talking about vomiting on someone's forehead?
That's always a fun thing to do, please give it a try.
you also should create videos about expressions related to body parts, such as 请收下我的膝盖 等等
新年快乐亲爱的说老实
”我为什么会有后街？“ 哈哈哈很有趣！😅
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说说老师，麻烦您做一下关于化妆品的视频 谢谢哦！！！
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I loved everything about this video! Specially the hanzi and the Pinyin being apart 😍
So the fingers are called: big thumb, food finger, middle finger, nameless finger and small thumb 🤔
Yes🤣
Thank you for this detailed description of general body parts! I have a question; is it also common or acceptable to say "yè xià" 腋下?
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Does this phrase make sense? 给我你的手 or 给我一手 like gimme a hand?
Thank you for your videos. As a new Chinese learner I find hard to tune my ears to what you are saying. When I slow down the videos I notices that sometimes your "n"s are almost silent or mute. For example, in min 0.05 you say "womeyao" as opposed to women yao. I see that silent n are a very common thing in native speakers. But I will adjust.
Nice video, what a pity you don't use the complete characters.
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恋脚癖的人@9:19 ：🥺😡🤬
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Is there an English word for 'back of the hand'? Yep, it's "opisthenar".
How to say punch and kick.....?? 😅not for violance just wandered if google translate tellin da truth
Very difficult
Interesting which parts you didn't use your own body for. Some of them are quite understandable, but a few confused me.
You're keeping this video polite, but I wonder if you could do a video on what people REALLY call some parts. I've heard like six different ways to say "breasts" in Taiwan for example, but I'm usually with "polite" people, and if I say those words to anyone else they laugh and say "that's not what we really say!" and then they won't tell me what they really say!!!! I have a book of Chinese slang that does mention if it's used in Taiwan or not, but that book doesn't seem completely reliable.
I can ask people of course, but it's not always the right situation to ask someone "hey how do I say tits in Chinese?"
I've also learned a few sex related words, but they only happen in very specific situations where it's kind of not going to come up in daily conversation, or it's really not appropriate to reveal to someone why I heard this word.... but... they're still language questions.
Chicken ribs not tasty! You need to get around more. Try them in Malaysia next time you are up there.
诶老师你怎么都忘记了解释最重要的一部位，而且请你下次根本不用带2号好吗哈哈
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