Say “Business Card” in Mandarin Chinese! Improve Chinese Tones! #mandarin #china #language #learning

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I heard that Chinese is a tonal language. Wow, not kidding!

[lid_Lid]

😊You help a lot with pronunciation, l leam the difference of the tones and also various meanings of similar sounding words. Your videos are fun way to learn, love the tongue twisters, thanks

[nastiari]

I started learning Chinese as a hobby, but I gave it up. However, I still really love listening to it! Such a beautiful language audibly and visually! (Each hieroglyph is a work of art) Your videos inspire me to return to it as soon as possible. Thanks ❤️

[aureus-]

Hey, Chinese speaker here, just gotta say you’re awesome with the tones!

[stellajacobson]

I think this is the video thar first made me make the connection between the pronunciation of the words and the little thingies above the a's and how that change the sound of the vowel. (I'm sure they have a proper name but I've no idea what it might be😅) thank you so much for teaching me something I didn't knew I'd find interesting!

[mukaddastaj]

I knew right away cuz it was a card and it would make sense if pian was from 照片

[spoonwithsander]

Oh man, I wanted that to go on forever.. And with the perfect loop, it does 😅

[lid_Lid]

I don't think I've ever enjoyed foreign language puns so much.

[reminderIknows]

To say 'What is your name?' in chinese, you could say:
你叫什么？
or
你的名字是什么？

[ivy_]

Love your content! Could you please make a video about your journey learning Chinese? What made you decide to learn it? Perhaps you were born there, or maybe your spouse is Chinese? How long did it take until you became fluent? I would love to know how you came about the language

[Edit.hub]

Ming pian Ming pian Ming pian it's the same thing for me

[LocalKokuSimp-]

I was having a conversation with my friend and I couldn't tell if she was saying 毒(poison) or 读(read) 😭

[Luna_]

No.4 ik cos I'm Singaporean born Chinese

[KSSR]

Taiwan has like a ton of business cards.

[khakisohn]

Aw hell nah the chinese english dude has lore

[c.conga]

English is a tonal language too, so I've been told. For example, "I'd like to present this present to you." Notice how "present" changes tone depending on the meaning

[JoeMama-diot]

I said mingzi cuz I just thought you were asking was name was..

[malikaikinn]

You told us about mingpian and mingpian but you did not mention mingpian or mingpian

[Alyson_Turner]

Hey your name is KenanHeppe. It says so in the bottom left corner of this short

[giannatsioni]

Me every day:







(BTW im a boy 13)