20 Basic Measure Words You Must Know in Chinese | Basic Chinese Vocabularies | Level 0

Learn 20 basic measure words You Must Know in Chinese! Each measure word is repeated 3 times and followed by a few usage examples. Please repeat after me as much as you can until you grasp them all!
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只。只。只。两只鸟。支。一支笔。一支歌。辆。一辆汽车🚗。一辆货车。一辆火车。，🚝🚅🚄 本。两本书。口。三口人。🧍🧎🚶。吃一口菜。节。一节课。层。四层楼。台。一台电脑。双。一双手。一双眼睛👀。
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Thank you for this video! I think what could be really useful is "common phrases you would need when you begin to speak in Chinese"
Things like "please speak slower", "please repeat", "do you speak English?"

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[@pom4ever11]

I wonder why w is pronounced as v. I heard liang vei but written as liang wei. Am I mistaken?

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I was puzzled by that, too. I wonder if it's a regional thing ? Most videos i've listened to pronounce it like the "w" in "water"

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@@chrisf1600 glad to know that I’m not hearing things 😊

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Definitely regional. My wife is from Hubei province and Hello (when picking up phone) is provinced WAY with pinyin Wei.

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