Want to Speak Fluent Chinese? Avoid These 9 Common Mistakes! 🈲

Hello, today is the second part about Chinese learning - the common mistakes that I've repeatedly see from beginners. Hope it's helpful for you :)
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0:00 - Intro
0:36 - #1 mistake: Not having a specific goal
1:49 - #2 mistake: Overusing English sounds
3:38 - #3 mistake: Not speak out loudly
4:41 - #4 mistake: Not learning Hanzi
6:03 - #5 mistake: Learn only from textbook
7:26 - #6 mistake: Not speaking fo the natives
8:52 - #7 mistake: Not learning the culture
10:23 - #8 mistake: Afraid to make mistakes
11:44 - #9 mistake: Trying to find a perfect method
12:37 - Outro

[@dianadai1995]

What's the most common mistake you’ve seen Chinese learners make (or have made if you’re a learner)?

[@user-lu4ig8ee2b]

Your cat is so cute! Thank you for this video, it’s very helpful!

[@jonysoares150]

哈喽！Diana Dai 你好。
你会说葡萄牙语。我是巴西人。

[@nicovertriest349]

Thanks for sharing this. Until now I only used Pinyin since my only target is everyday conversation . I will have to work on Hanzi :)

[@wheresmyeyebrow1608]

Do you have advice for saying things the 'Chinese way'?
I have the words, but putting them together in conversation I still sound 'unnatural'. Do I just need to consume more Chinese content until I pick up the patterns?

[@dianadai1995]

try to learn the words in context, learn the phrases rather than single word. I think this is going to make you sound more natural.

[@sallylauper8222]

You need to learn pin .

[@wheresmyeyebrow1608]

@@sallylauper8222 Already have lol

[@sallylauper8222]

There are pretty much no sounds in Chinese that are not in English. Put on some clothes.

[@user-lu4ig8ee2b]

Sorry what 😭 most sounds in Chinese don’t exist in English. Perhaps you can mind your business and not worry about people’s clothes?