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How does ni ka le mean you are frozen??? Is this slang? 7:05

It’s the worst I’ve ever heard, her mandarin

7:49 is mind blowing 🤯

你的西班牙语说得很好

天气很热，我穿着无袖衬衫、短裤，赤脚走路。我的短发是红棕色的，我戴着眼镜，我的眼睛是绿色的。

I have been learning Chinese for 5 months and I understand about half of what you say. It's a joy that all the effort is worth it. I'm making progress.

Great to improve my listening skills. Thank you very much.

If there is anyone want to practice Chinese，plz contract me！because I need to improve my English skills. So let us make progress together 😊

You've taken me another step forward.

I totally agree you have a new subscriber btw 💕💕💕💕

I may be wrong, but I think the only place in East Asia where they don't suffer from neijuan, is North Korea. Just a guess.

Is li wei a good name?

终于明白了这些词的意思，谢谢老师！❤️ 下个挑战是把它们翻译成我母语西班牙语😭 我觉得西班牙语国家不怎么卷，而摆烂特别特别常见😂

老师好棒哦～ 教得特别清楚又有趣

字幕都不弄一个

I've heard all the other expressions, especially卷 and 躺平 but never 丁克

我看过躺平和丁克这两个句话， 但是我实在没完全明白它们的意思， 万分感谢你给我解释 :-) 非常有帮助！

Could you do more vlogs

感谢你，硕老师！你的视频真有用啊！

Let me improvise a bit and coin a new one-third Spanish, one-third Chinese, and one-third English phrase and call it "擺爛do" (it's the name for the process of 擺爛 - because of English "do", and bailando from Spanish). xD

我的國家沒有這麼太卷了，還是有頗為卷。我是波蘭人。

Really appreciate how relevant your lessons are!

Me encantan tu videos¡ Eficaz y divertido¡🥰

NAAAH you didn't, thanks for existing ahahha

the hand gestures make a big difference!

Вы- лучший лаоши!! Приветствую из России, из Санкт-Петербурга!!❤❤

You explain everything perfectly I fully understand the subject you are teaching thanks a lot ❤

Very interesting and (for me) new words. Thanks to share with us these new developments in Chinese society. Good explanation 😊

Really 这个视频太太棒了❤谢谢你很有用的词

Damn…. That was beautiful, you must have a great relationship with your parents, I’m envious.

🍀说实话，看这部视频以前，我真的不理解这些短语怎么用。感谢，老师！

非常感谢你做这些教育视频！你是最棒的老师！

Thank you so much :❤❤ 丁克 摆烂 内卷😢 躺平

I cannot thank you enough for this style of video. I've been trying to figure out how to learn Chinese through immersion, and this is incredibly helpful! I'd love to watch more videos like this!!!

😂 🤣 🤣 😂 😅 🤣 . 🙏 ❤

very intersting. That's more or less what I've been doing without noticing it. I recently told my wife: repeating sentences in Chinese is like practising music!

Amazing video lesson. You are very good!

This is hilarious. I lived in Changsha and local people definitely mispronounced mandarin. It made learning and practicing more confusing for a while lol.

我中国人都不明白这个意思 啥是内卷真不清楚 网络到处有人说这些词语，但是我都不懂

Thank you very much for the video!

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Это трындец, сколько всего нужно знать в китайском, пошла плакать 😢😢

Can 摆烂 and 摸鱼 be used interchangeably?

我很兴奋我听得懂大部分这个视频。

Neijuan is like "sidik yarışı" in Turkish

Thanks a lot. I hope you do more videos like this one

I'm from Scotland and made a work related trip to China a few years ago. I really enjoyed the country, it's culture and people. I wanted to learn the language. These videos are helpful!

这就是我。只想躺平每天摆烂哭哭

ShuoShuo - I have a question. Through the design, choice of examples, and delivery of your video lectures I have concluded that, aside from being a very effective and a very good teacher, you are a highly intelligent young lady. So here is the question to you: Why are you translating complete Chinese sentences into complete English sentences? Take the example #26 from this video: zuijin, meiyou shenme tebie de (sorry for my Bowdlerized Pinyin), which you translate into a perfectly English-sounding sentence "There is nothing special recently". Fine. But if one of your, perhaps a little more obtuse (or a somewhat more pedantic) student tries to "map" these two sentences s/he will likely end up being completely confused. For "zuijin" at the beginning of the Chinese sentence DOES NOT translate (or "map") into the "there" at the beginning of the English sentence. The same goes for the rest of the sentence. So, by serving two linguistically (syntactically, semantically) complete sentences in two respective languages you destroy the logic used to express the analogous (not necessarily homologous!) thought in the spirit of the Chinese language. The net result is that you force the student to memorize (to parrot) two - often vastly different (because of the vast intrinsic differences between Sinitic and Indo-European tongues) - sentences in two respective languages. Wouldn't a transliteration of the Chinese sentence #26 into something like "Most late no what special of" - as clumsy and often imprecise as it is - spur a student to try to more fully understand and reconstruct the "inner workings of the Chinese language?" In the long run you - and about 99.9% of other teachers - do not really teach your English-speaking students the Chinese language; you explain it (very well) wile keeping them inside a tight Anglophone bubble. Just my 2 cents.