24 Comments

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   Reply Solesdoll   •   3 months ago

   How do you type chinese letters on iPhone

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   Reply Weiqiang Mu   •   3 months ago

   为什么这个会出现在我的推荐里，我是大陆人😂
   BTW 你的英语很棒，喜欢这个频道的内容，加油！

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   Reply C brtdgh   •   3 months ago

   Peppa pig doesn't have any 汉字字母 which is a big disadvantage. I think I can hear "chao zhi" but I have no idea what the characters are, now I'm wasting time trying to find out what he's saying. I watched Peppa Pig in Spanish and could easily write down new words I heard to translate but Chinese has so many homonyms or words with the same pinyin but different tones that it is honestly incredibly difficult and frustrating without subtitles. EDIT: I realised Chao Zhi is Peppa's didi but that's the thing with Chinese, God knows what characters are used for his name! I remember in my Chinese school some students names would have a ? in place of a character which the Chinese teachers literally didn't know.

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   Reply C brtdgh   •   3 months ago

   It seems like Peppa Pig is dubbed in a Beijing or northeast Mandarin accent!

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   Reply oceanniez   •   3 months ago

   Peppa pig is annoying asf but I’ll try

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   Reply Ron_Ning何世俊   •   3 months ago

   I am an Indian Chinese, but I tend learn it more from the 周杰伦’s song and music. 爱情公寓 — it really helps too.

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   Reply Павел   •   3 months ago

   我看《王剑每日观察》这个YouTube频道。这是和中国经济，政治有关的新闻。王老师讲的真的有道理，我推荐其他中文学者也去看看。不知道为什么但是尽管他讲这么复杂的事情我还是能听懂大部分，和其他频道相比更容易听得懂。

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   Reply Mark X   •   3 months ago

   There is a sitcom called “家有儿女”

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   Reply Mark X   •   3 months ago

   你很kawaii

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    Reply Rui Hao烎壡嗥   •   3 months ago

    4:50 小黄是什么? 谢谢

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    Reply Dennis Smd [Deutscher Meister Kbxn]   •   3 months ago

    我喜欢非诚勿扰

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    Reply Mythrë Ennarion   •   3 months ago

    One of my personal goals is to be able to follow along and understand the fantasy dramas like Eternal Love and Ashes of Love. However, these are often very advanced! One time a whole dialogue consisted of two characters more or less throwing proverbs/chengyu and uncommon phrases at each other for about five minutes, needless to say this requires a high level to fully comprehend…

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    Reply Divyan shuman   •   3 months ago

    Cute ❤

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    Reply cid templar   •   3 months ago

    Nice video cute girl. Congrats and thanx a lot

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    Reply Jokul   •   3 months ago

    I like the show iPartment. Also on YouTube.

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    Reply Cabal   •   3 months ago

    Jesus.. I can't believe Im actually going to watch peppa pig

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    Reply 崔小恩   •   3 months ago

    推薦的都冰鳥

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    Reply Kalm López   •   3 months ago

    I don't know why Chinese sounds so cool

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    Reply John Harold Narvaez   •   3 months ago

    "Hello eveone" that intro is very cute.
    Ps. I just find her and her pronunciation cute, not being a racist here

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    Reply NaNaK's フランス人JAM Yoon Sanha   •   3 months ago

    Thanks for the video 😊 I watch without englisf subs I'm not a loner for Huang Minghao /Justin Huang from C-pop group NEX7 /NEXT and The Greatest Dancer without subs as well for Zhengting from NEX7 /NEXT I watch all of them on the website Youku 💖 I recommend these shows as it's easier to understand without subs as for example I'm no a loner shows the daily lives of celebrities so visually speaking you can at least follow a minum what is going on 💖 also I noticed that this show helped me to correct my pronunciation and be used to try to understand by myself. Also as The Greatest Dancer (I watch it on tencent video website) is based on dancing it's also easier to follow without subs ❤️ also the show which helped me the most with Mandarin in terms of learning new vocabulary and sentences us the Chinese survival show Youth With You, it really made me progress both listening comprehension and learning new vocabulary wise 💜 C-pop helped a lot to progress too 😊

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    Reply ConsideringPhlebas   •   3 months ago

    The single hardest sound to pronounce in all Chinese is the 'r' in 'ren'/person'. Do you say it like an r? Like a j? Like a y? I just can't put my finger on it. :

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    Reply ᴍᴜsᴇ ᴍᴜsɪᴄ   •   3 months ago

    I wondering why that pig's head shape look like hair dryer lmao

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    Reply Infoworld   •   3 months ago

    don't think 十二道鋒味 is a good choice because the host has a heavy HK accent, the best choice for intermediate to advance is 家有儿女

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    Reply Languages with Ben   •   3 months ago

    At an intermediate level I recommend 我是歌手 (I am singer), which is a singing competition with some famous Chinese singers. You can find loads of episodes on youtube and I like it because listening to natives speak for about 90 minutes is very difficult and tiring and it's demotivating if I don't understand much, but with '我是歌手' they have a lot of songs, which allows me to just relax a bit and enjoy the music, so it's quite easy to get through a whole episode of it.

    For beginners, I would recommend '小丸子', which is a bit like watching pepper pig I suppose, only it's a Japanese cartoon and it's quite popular in China. I find that quite easy to understand compared to something that's for adults. It's not a TV show but there's also a series of short stories on youtube called "bookbox" and you'll find some stories in Chinese there, which would be suitable for a pre-intermediate or intermediate kind of level.

    Finally I want to express my agreement with '爸爸去哪儿?', the program with the kids, it's quite funny to watch that – I remember watching 2 seasons of it. There was also a series called '一年级', which also had little kids and so that'd also be quite good as a pre-intermediate program to watch.