After Watching This, Your Brain Will Not Be The Same - Chinese sentence structure and word order

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In this video, I explained the Essential Rule, which can help you understand 80% of the basic Chinese sentence structures.
This rule includes two parts, which you should always keep in mind when speak/write Chinese:
1. If A describes B, A comes before B;
2. If A is the result of B, A comes after B.

I also listed out the 20% exceptions which don't follow the essential rule.

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[pengfeiliu]

I don’t know why I am watching this. I’m a native mandarin speaker but still find this video interesting 😂

[DanielLeoSimpson]

This is so great - I'm in Lesson 19 of Integrated Chinese (much of which is HSK 3 vocab) and sure enough, I know all the Chinese in her sentences and none of the English words. I really feel learning Chinese by correct sentence word order is a big breakthrough for me in learning Chines as this video points out. English translations are only giving me the gist of what's being said but doesn't help much for understanding what I'm hearing on the audio track and also doesn't help me know what I'm even saying!. For example:
3.我暑假打算回北京去看 父母。
3. Wǒ shǔjià dǎsuàn huí běijīng qù kàn fùmǔ.
3. I plan to go back to Beijing
to see my parents during the summer vacation.
The English only gives me a gist of what is being said. But it doesn't help me at all in understanding what I'm hearing or knowing what I'm saying. But now look:
3. Wǒ / shǔjià / dǎsuàn / huí běijīng / qù / kàn fùmǔ.
I / summer vacation / plan / return Beijing / go / see parents
NOW I know exactly what I'm hearing and I can easily turn my head away from the text, repeat it, AND know what I just said. All because I now have the sentence structure correctly in place.

[mvnorsel]

I learnt a few words working in a hospital as many nurse's were Chinese. It helped me a lot visiting Harbin and Mohe in the winter. The Chinese were friendly to me.

[MichaelNicastro]

This is helpful, I'm ready to level up my Chinese in 2021. I have made it a goal for this year to improve. Love all the videos. I'm excited to get the course!

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As a Chinese native speaker I always thought Chinese has no grammar 😂

[aleksmoylan]

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[camila.]

"Did you know that is you have reached the level of HSK3 you can use Chinese to express anything?"
Me who's about to take the HSK2 test: 👁💧👄💧👁

[SimpleChineseYoutube]

Great video! Learning Mandarin is tough but it is so rewarding! If you're currently learning Mandarin: Do NOT give up! Keep it up! You got this! 加油！加油！加油！

[domonicsdaniel]

THANK YOU!!!! I have learned 7 languages and always thought about language learning as more like a puzzle than "learning". I have ALWAYS held on fast to the EXACT same rules you described here: learn the LOGIC of the language, not the individual words, and then, sentence forming is a PUZZLE. This is what I tell everyone who I help to learn any language, first and foremost. You are literally the first language teacher I've met IRL or seen on YouTube who says these exact same things. Thank you for showing others that this is a valid AND EASY method to learn/use a language (it is universally true not only to Chinese, but any other language). (sorry if my Chinese itn't perfect, I had to use dictionary to find some words, as I'm still kind of a beginner ^^")

[ukiyomi]

I just wanted to say THANK YOU. Thank you because I had never learned and actually understand grammar this clear before.

[pirimi]

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This video makes chinese look like a piece of cake! All your content is really helpful, thank you so so much!

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im studying the shuo xiong's mini course, its really wonderfull and easy to understand, i highly recommend this mini course because helps a lot!!! very good experience, thanks!!!

[GabrielGarcia-]

I love her slight accent, especially when she says words with the letter "L" in it ☺️

[jackuzzi]

Yes I am thinking more and more in Chinese word order. It makes a big difference.

[AndrewVanLare]

Great video! Ive found that listening to native speakers helped my grammar the most. Just like a native english speaker can just know when a phrase sounds wrong because theyve heard it thousamds of times, chinese learners can build the same ability through listening.

[reycarter]

Wow this is actually so helpful, I've been learning Chinese for a hot minute and even passed HSK 6 but I barely speak, like I get so hard on myself for not being perfect that I become too shy to speak, and sometimes stutter, but I found that when I'm just randomly speaking Chinese comfortably english words pop up here and there but for the most part it is much smoother. Maybe I should try this more and eventually I will get the level and confidence of speaking fully in Chinese! 谢谢老师！

[kyapilin]

It was INDEED very helpful!! Thank you for explaining things so clearly and make it easier for everyone to learn 🥰