pov: you learned all chinese grammar in 5 minutes.

我听说英语国家大学前都不学英语语法，所以有必要教习中文语法吗？中文严格来说根本没有语法，现有的中文语法都是19世纪一批中国人参照英文发明出来的

Key Grammatical Concepts
• Sentence Structure: Chinese follows the Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) pattern, similar to English (0:05-0:17). Nouns do not have articles, gender, or singular/plural forms in the same way English does; instead, plurality is expressed by adding numbers or quantity words before the noun
(0:19-1:17).
• Negation: The characters 'bu' (for general negation) and 'mei' (for the verb 'to have' and past tense negation) are placed before the verb (1:23-1:57).
• Interrogative Sentences: You can form questions by adding 'ma' at the end of a sentence, duplicating the verb with 'bu' or 'mei' in between, or using interrogative pronouns (e.g., 'what',
'which') (2:00-2:48).
Tenses and Time
Since Chinese does not use verb conjugation, tenses are formed by introducing time markers or specific particles:
• Present/Future: Time words (e.g., 'today', 'tomorrow') are placed before or after the subject (2:52-3:33). Future tense can also be indicated by using 'hui" or "yao' before the verb (3:36-3:47).
• Present Continuous: Use the characters 'zai' or "zhengzai' before the verb, or the structure
'zai...ne' (3:50-4:14).
• Past Tense: Use the particles 'le" (for completed actions) or 'guo" (for past experiences) after the verb (4:18-4:47).
The video concludes by encouraging viewers to practice by swapping subjects, verbs, and objects to build new sentences (5:05-5:23).

Mei is eat? i thought it's Chi?

AMAZING VIDEO SMART WAY TO TEACH BEGINNER THANK YOU FOR USING COLORS 🎉❤

Respect man I have really benefits from this 👌🙏

this is HIGH KEY one of the most informative short videos ever existed... (okay maybe is this a bit overreaching but in my opinion it's true). Thank you so much!

I'm a Thai student trying to self-taught myself Chinese. Beautiful language with so much culture and character. Wish me luck<3

That’s the best video on the internet ! Thank you so much !

waw, nice

ur so hella useful im subbing and liking

I mean you could also say 我吃一个苹果 or 我吃了一个苹果. In short don't expect to learn Chinese in 5 minutes.

I need a Cinese boyfriend to learn mandarin 😊

Anyone here friendly who can teach me chinese cuz iam pursuing BA in chinese we can talk and learn together!!❤

Very good!!!❤

So the hardest thing about Chinese is listening (besides the writing)

super easy to understand! thanks!!

verb + guo is same as have, i have eaten apples

Im not going to fool myself to think that Chinese can be taught easily loke this 😅
But this vídeo gives headlines of major grammar for a long hard study for months of practice.
This is not a lecture of how to speak or learn Chinese, No!!
This video can be a reference to grammers that you might take a look at the rule while you are studying Chinese, because this language is on top of most difficult one beside Arabic which i consider is the MOST difficult.
Bottom line you have to work hard for long hours everyday to learn a new language.😅
Ive been through this 😢🤪

thank you for creae this channel and also uploaded many useful videos!

The most difficult is writing

Can this be executed in cantonese aswell?

As an English speaker... this is so confusing... it started off great... then focused on the edge cases.... and I stopped understanding at this point... thumbs down....

You have explained so nicely..even though i dont know abc of chinese but you have explained very well and its looks easy now

Ummm… present continuous to negate would not use 不, instead would use 没在。。。

What's off/bad/missing:
1) No one EVER says 'I eat an apple.' → 'I eat apples', yes 👍🏻
1:00 No fluent native EVER says 'I eat many apples,' either. Only foreigners. → Fix to 'I eat a lot of apples' 👍🏻
2) You go off on a tangent about articles "a" / "the" etc. instead of making your main points first, and simply (and quickly).
3) Not only too much extrania, speaking too fast for a normal person to absorb / practice to self
4) Too much English! It would take me like 100 years to learn Chinese this way.

I wish I’ve found this much quicker I want to learn Chinese to speak with a friend

I’m Japanese
Thank you so much

5 min to learn grammar. 10 years to learn how to read (not mentioning tones).

Great video! Really enjoyed it.

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Not even 1% from all true grammars

Thank you so much!!This is perfect and understandable explanation!❤❤❤

This is such a great video!! Thank you again!!!

Glad I found this after countless videos of repeating sentences with no insight into the core principles behind it all

These are well explained. But it's only the tip of the iceberg and your examples are pretty much the most basic form of sentences. Maybe you should edit your title to 'form any basic chines sentence in 5 minutes'. As soon as there are longer sentences and more complex grammar, chinese sentences starts to become very frustrating and confusing to build.
And also the kind of how words were placed in a sentence make it difficult for chinese learners to adapt.
Like: 经历过很多次失败以后，她终于成功了。For me as a german, this word order was so hard to understand and I would never come up with such a sentence to be honest 😢

This channel is absolute gold. You literally just condensed 2 years of my Chinese classes into 5 minutes... insane value laoshi!

Learning Chinese grammar after learning Korean grammar makes Chinese look way easier.
Thanks for this video.

Really appreciate the insights in this video.

thank you so much.

This was insane

These are a clear and brilliant set of explanations

What do you mean “I to eat apple”?

It’s literally “I eat apple”!

Your Sir blackboard color font and way and speaking method is an excellent and understandable excellent keep it up SIR🎉🎉🎉🎉❤🎉

Too hard,i give up