Efficient training of Chinese listening - Intermediate Level
Video Overview & Insights
Repeatedly listen to the pronunciation of native speakers, and it will really improve your listening level!
This video is so awesome. Thank you so much for making it. Is there any chance you still have the original copy of the video and could upload it again, because the audio cuts out at 1:42:11. I saw that other people mentioned that too...
The recording will be played four times in total. First, it will be played twice a, and you can guess what the recording is about. Then the recording will be played twice , and the subtitles will be displayed on the screen, so you can check the answers.
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I really liked how this only speaks in Chinese, and repeats the same phrase multiple times. I like that you get just the sound at first to try to understand, and then I can glance at the subtitles to check if I was right. Thank you for making this. Do you have additional videos using this format?
More User Perspectives
This is excellent, but it would be better to show the Chinese characters alone, before adding the English translation.
@chinachrisjohnsonThanks for the video, I'm trying to improve my listening skills and this format is pretty good.
I tend to mark down every instance where I think Chinese is unnecessarily vague, like: 他给自己定下每天早上散步的规矩
-Could mean: He makes it a rule to take a walk every morning = simply scheduling the walks
-Could also mean: He has set rules for his everyday morning walks = setting rules by which the already scheduled walks would take place (ex. only walk in parks, don't have breakfast before the walk)
My question is, what exactly in the context could help me eliminate the second interpretation?
Thank you so much for this invaluable resource!
@TheSandkastenverbotIs this mandarin ???
@davethegreat4145Very helpful
@jalee1275Being an English person learning Chinese, this paired with regular Duolingo lessons has really helped, I've only been learning for a week and I can already have simple conversations
@elainejones9400ima Mexican learning chinese and I'm proud lol
@AsianBBLVlogsYou need to have English first followed by 3x mandarin
@wayne02058This is so helpful!
@kiksonytvery good format for practice
@Jpoag2ESPECTACULAR MUCHAS GRACIAS 🎉 🎉 🎉 谢谢你
@fuegotierraaireyagua谢谢
@Елена-т4щ1м我想中文听力成为了更简单 。。谢谢你们啊
@shimaanasser8391好视频
有用的
Hi,
first : thank you very much - these sentences and vocabulary are VERY useful.
Just one thought:
It is useful, if you want to learn by heart and to acquire vocabulary and ways, Chinese say things.
But if you want to train listening comprehension skills, it's tough. Understanding isolated sentences in Chinese is very difficult. It would be great to have videos with dialogues instead. Short dialogues are difficult to find online.
Note, 15:09
@asutepung5516I have it all memorized already bow your head always look eye, smile, and show respect.
@jeremytibbitts8587It’s hard for people to learn from this because the English translation is flipped from how the translation is printed.
It’s easier to just write it in English as it’s displayed in Chinese. Otherwise how are you supposed to learn which words are which?
Why is it like this?
就是我需要的视频呀！
@polish1selfAs a Taiwanese, I think English is very difficult
@班馬-c6cexcellent video. indeed issue near the middle and it stops playing
@patrickshanghai2064好极了
@SalmanKhan-tl2lk谢谢，很好的视频
@jeanbon6710很棒，好聲音
@lamlinda9436Without English please
@wanchaisaelim7186I really enjoyed the format of this lesson. It is exactly what I need and was very helpful.
@andrewwilliams2536thanku somuch:3333
@nguyenthiquynhanh7487Somehow the video got corrupted starting at 1:42:05: same image of word 272 and no sound. A few months ago, I was able to listen to the whole thing -- so something happened in the interim.
@stuarts4770How many years does it take to get to HSK6 assuming you're starting at HSK1?
@rlouie05视频的内容对我很有帮助。同时可以学习两个语言。谢谢！
@thuylinhnguyen9851Thank you!
@djrisksOoh I remember my days in China, how I use to study Chinese for HSK4
@immigratewithjimThank you for this video i need ti learn english and Chinese is impossible i can learn two languages in some time I listening the story in chinese and english
@faysalchannel6793很有帮助的，谢谢！
@ishakaur4103多谢
@garylimbyrather intermediary ++
@pfelelepmaltese2969对，外国人这样学中文！
@darrylkassle361LOVE IT! Thanks Kendra!
@SnipersoundsSoi peline ngaceng,👍👍👌
@rubiwiyonojapan7348Thank you so much
@ngocmai9281好，练练中文听力
@jakelee8226Oh.god! i feel so comfortable being a Chinese to listen to this
@jazyoutube942外国人这么学中文
@卡卡西的口罩English Indonesia version again please..
@appleberry7651Thanks!
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