Learn Chinese for Beginners: 这 - This, 那 - That, 哪 - Which & More Common Usages in Chinese [HSK 1]
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- Learn Chinese for Beginners - HSK Integrated with Examples: In this video lesson , you'll learn the common usages of frequently used words: 这[This], 那[That], 哪[Which] in Chinese.
Try to watch several times untill you're able to say this, that, which, these, those, here, there, where, and more in Mandarin Chinese and use those common Chinese Measure Words "个gè", "本 běn", "只zhī“.
Quiz questions:
How to say these sentences in Chinese?
1. This person is a teacher.
2. I like that book.
3. Which books are yours?
4. Where is my pencil?
5. That day was my birthday.
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Learn Chinese for beginners - HSK words:
1. zhè
这 （HSK 1）
this
2. nà
那（HSK 1）
that
3. nǎ
哪 （HSK 1）
which
4. zhè li
这里 （HSK 1）
here
5. nà li
那里（HSK 1）
there
6. nǎ li
哪里 （HSK 1）
where
7. zhèr
这儿 （HSK 1）
here
8. nàr
那儿 （HSK 1）
there
9. nǎr
哪儿 （HSK 1）
where
10. zhè tiān
这天 （HSK 1）
this day
11. nà tiān
那天（HSK 1）
that day
12. nǎ tiān
哪天 （HSK 1）
which day
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I feel more comfortable saying "zher" and "nar". It used to confuse me, when I first started learning, I would ask him, why do you pronounce words like "diar" when they are saying "dian" in videos!?!!! Lol then he would laugh and say why do you say "ya'll" instead of "you all", using my accent as an example to explain his own.
谢谢老师😊
Haha, there are a few common things in different languages.😊
这那哪
Cours très utile avec bon rythme, doucement, bien articulé et très clair. Bravo merci à vous !! ça motive pour apprendre le chinois
Wow maintenant j'ai vu tout.
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谢谢您
thank you my teacher i love you
Very useful lesson. Xie...Xie Nin.
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Waoo amazing class. Love it love it.. Thank you a lot. Gracias !
An Intresting Approach.Thank You Very Much
谢谢老师
Thanks
good lesson. thank you
这个人是老师
我喜欢这个书
你的书哪个
你的铅笔 哪礼
这个天是我的人天
Hi, I like your channel very much, I want to learn Chinese, we are in the Netherlands because we speak English, we speak French, so please help us turn on automatic English translation on the syllables of Chinese grammar, please🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚
1. zhè ge rén shì lǎo shī
2. wǒ xǐ huan nà běn shū
3. nǎ běn shū shì nǐ de shū?
4. wǒ de qiān bǐ zài nǎ lǐ?
5. nà tiān zài wǒ de shēng rì le.
Well done in Pinyin!
Only the last question you made a little mistake.
“That day was my birthday.” in Chinese should be: 那天是我的生日[nà tiān shì wǒ de shēng rì].
“Shì” means to be.
“zài” can be a verb which means to be at/on/in; it also can be a preposition which means at/on/in.
“le” indicate an action is completed, or indicate a change or the occurrence of a new situation.
“That day was my birthday”, this sentence just to tell a truth, that’s why “le” can not used in this sentence.
I hope this helpful to you.
By the way, do you want to learn how to input Chinese characters via Pinyin?
Have a nice day!
EverydayChinese - Learn Chinese in Chinatown thank you that was very helpful. I've only been studying the pinyin, and have only started to introduce myself to the characters, but yes, would like to learn how to input the correct characters. Xie xie!
i want to llearn more vocavulary , but is a great items i got it all
great video
Zhe ge ren shi yi ge laoshi, Wo xi huan zhe ben shu, shi wo de na sié shu
Sié sié laoshi
Great
Glad to hear that! Xiexie 谢谢! Keen on learning.
I loved it!
Glod to hear that. Keep on learning. 继续加油！
1. 这个人是老师。
2. 我喜欢那本书。
3. 哪些本书是你的？
4. 我的铅笔在哪儿？
5. 那天是我的生日。
1. This person is a teacher. 这个人是老师。
2. I like that book. 我喜欢那本书。
3. Which books are yours? 你的那些本书什么
4. Where is my pencil? 那是我的🖊
5. That day was my birthday. 我生日了那天。
Very good! The first and the second answers are correct.
The third question should be: 哪些书是你的？[Nǎ xiē shū shì nǐ de?]
We don’t need to add measure word when we talk about the plural. Which books in Chinese should be “哪些书” [nǎ xiē shū] instead of “哪些本书”[nǎ xiē běn shū]. And notice that, “那”[nà] and “哪”[nǎ], they are similar, but different. “什么” [shén me] means “what”, it doesn’t appear in this sentence.
The fourth question should be: 我的铅笔在哪儿？[wǒ de qiān bǐ zài nǎr?]/我的铅笔在哪里？[wǒ de qiān bǐ zài nǎ li?]
“where” is “哪儿[nǎr?]/哪里[nǎ li?]” in Chinese, “pencil” is “铅笔” in Chinese. Question words are placed at the same place as the thing you are asking about if the sentence is a statement.
The last question should be: 那天是我的生日。[nà tiān shì wǒ de shēng rì.]
“了” indicate an action is completed, or indicate a change or the occurrence of a new situation.
“That day was my birthday”, this sentence just to tell a truth, that’s why “了” can not used in this sentence.
“是” means “to be”. Chinese word order is the same as English word order: subject + verb + object.
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谢谢您
不客气! You're welcome!
@@EverydayChinese but excuse me, can we say；
* 这些是书。
*哪些是什么？？
这样也对吗老师？？
@@MoonFairy66 这些是书 is correct. But you should say 那些是什么, not 哪些.
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I was going to say zhe ban xie shu
In the 4th sentence I would have put 是, but I noticed everyone is putting 在.
为什么呢？(why?)
Yes, here the "在" means something/someone is at someplace.
这个人是老是
我喜欢那本书
哪些书是你的？
那天是我的生日
Oh On the quiz I just know 3 sentences.. Oh my god I need more to practice. I can guess the others but slow.. And really slow... i'll get better.
Yeah, your Chinese would be better and better, Edward.
@@EverydayChinese I got you here so I'm positive.
Fei Chang Hao
Xiexie 谢谢! Glad to hear that. Keen on learning.
你的书哪天 ?
这个人是老师
我喜欢那书
哪些书你的
我的铅笔在哪里
？？
*我喜欢那本书
@@EverydayChinese 多谢谢！
Xie xie laoshi
1.这个人是老是。
2.我喜欢那书。
3.哪些书是你的?
4.我的钱笔在哪儿?
5.那天是我的生日。
Good job, Leakhena. There are only a few spelling mistakes to be corrected.
1.这个人是我的老师。
2.我喜欢那本书。
3.Exactly correct.
4.我的钱币在哪儿？
5.Exactly correct.
Thanks
谢谢您