Mandarin Sounds That Even the Chinese Can’t Pronounce | Easy Mandarin 77
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Host: Jiayou He
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These videos are great for learning Chinese! Looking forward to the next upload.
Retroflexes aren't a problem for me, but I struggle with the rules for when the third tone becomes second tone.
The old lady is so sweet. I love that she makes so many mistakes!
As a Japanese, I have always found it strange that people from the provinces, who still retain a strong dialectal accent, can speak Mandarin and still have a conversation with people from Beijing. Even if some words in a sentence are pronounced incorrectly, a native speaker of Chinese would immediately understand what is being said in context, so even if a foreigner like me gets the four tones wrong on this subject, unless he is mean, he should understand what I mean.
Thank you for sharing your experience. And, I have got a quite interesting experience with people from Beijing. Cos, I found the local Beijingers' accent is hard to understand even though they're supposed to speak standard Mandarin, due to the fact that they roll their tongues too often while speaking.
I think it will be harder to interpret foreigner off tones compare to local speaking it. When a local speaks mandarin, he/she will have a consistent or predictable pattern of off tones. So it is easy to guess what are he talking about. a foreigner off tones is so unpredictable. Native Listener still can understand but in very very very hard way.
Nice video! You should do that in Taiwan too!
Thank you for your comment. We DO have one video with similar topic from the Taiwanese team, which will be released soon. Look forwards to seeing your comment then!
Love these kind of videos. Would love to see more cultural and language differences between northerners and southerners and between different provinces.
Nice episode! 谢谢
非常有意思的視頻,謝謝你們！
Omg… I have to say this girl is speaking with so strong accent……😂😂😂😂😂
Very interesting video thank you! Can you mention in the next videos whether you're in mainland China or Taiwan and the region or city you're interviewing people in? Thanks for the videos!
Thank you for your comment. At the moment, we're having two teams, one in mainland China, and the other one in Taiwan.
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If she can teach in the Caribbean as Puerto Rico?
我觉得我自己说的普通话没那么标准，反正就是不容易快速得创造句子。英文的话挺不错吧😂
最重要是明白不標準的話。
Scalp has been forbidden centuries ago
🦰🦱🦳🦲
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
對我一個外國人來說，南方人的聲音比較容易的聽。北方聲音太重了呀
I agree. ;))
Thank you for sharing your experience. As a native speaker from a southern province of China, I have to say, I agree with you too.
十分同意！
看了这片视频觉得自己普通话还挺不错😂连中国人说标准也不是容易做到（普通话是我第三语言）
c, ch, zh, q, j 太難啊！
I know, but practice makes perfect.
天不怕，地不怕，最怕广东人说普通话！
天唔驚，地唔驚，只驚北方人講廣東話唔正