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[alanfischer]

Later in the video when you have sentences and you are also in the picture, there is English as well, and that helps a lot :)

[klausleitzke]

This is great for those who are learning chinese for a bit longer now 😄 still got a lot to learn anyway 😅 谢谢

[OffGridLife]

Love your lessons thank you so much for the Mandarin Chinese consistent teaching… Would love to collaborate with you on our YouTube channel if you’re interested in a Skype learning collaboration that we can put on our channel?

[mountaintag]

I think that 我的汉语书呢? is not exactly the same as 我的汉语书在哪里？
I think that 我的汉语书呢? is similar to 我的汉语书发生了什么事？
In Chinese, this wording would probably be unusual, but in English,
"What happened to my Chinese book?" 
is the usual way to ask about something that is not where it was expected to be.
…
"What happened to my Chinese book?" can also be used to ask why the book now appears damaged, when it was okay before. I think this corresponds to 我的汉语书怎么了？

[enricobrasil]

Incredibly useful this video!
Please, more like this!
Specialy other 语气词 usages.
There isn't many details about them on the internet.

[YoussefAhmed-poks]

Can you make a video about the stops?😊

[SuhandiWijaya]

The biggest tip I get from a lot of people is to reborn as a Chinese 😝

[alanfischer]

One suggestion Deng Deng, for those like me who still need to see the translation to fully understand. When you show the sentences to explain the sentence structure, could you please include the English also. At this point, I recognize many Chinese characters, but cannot remember what the English words for them are. xie xie ni :)