#StayHome and Learn Chinese #WithMe | Phrase of the Day Challenge (Week 4/Day 3)

Today will talk about a *really important* concept in Chinese: measure words (and we’ll teach you the most common one). Check it out now and get your Chinese lesson done for the day! 💪

Using Chinese measure words can be challenging for non-native speakers to wrap their mind around, and ignoring measure words (or using the wrong one) is one of the most common mistakes students make.

But like all the major challenges of learning Chinese, getting a clear explanation is the key to understanding and getting comfortable with measure words. That’s why giving clear explanations for EVERYTHING is one of our core philosophies. 😊

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[ifyougettheblues]

Its so nice to learn new stuff every day 🤗

[rogergreaves]

Love this whole series, great content, builds nicely..whole sentence appears impossible at first glance, but by the end I'm saying it, and understanding it! Great stuff, and really well thought out..thanks :) :) :)

[reggieburton]

I have alot of trouble pronouncing long sentences. 😂
I am a very basic person and i love to learn new words.
Sometimes i have a memory problem 🤕.

My friend used to grab my fingers and place it on her throat so i could feel the word she was pronouncing.
It was easier.

I remember asking her to put the sound into an English word say for example.
Shi...
Id ask so is that like she.
Anyway.
So oneday not too far away,
i will go to China and visit her and Chinese culture.
My visa is ready to go now but the fact the coronavirus stops me traveling to Anhui via HK puts strain on her coming to Australia or myself going to China.

Thankyou for the classes Wei Wei and Yangyang.

I look forward to learn more.

[theraczinator]

You should take away the pinyin from the words we already learnt in previous weeks and leave the pinyin for the new words so we can learn the characters, when you read Chinese literature there won't be any pinyin in it.

I got my gf to repeat the sentence and she did it really fast and without taking a breath (she is Chinese By the way). How are they able to do it like that, I need to stop and take breaths after three characters.

[WillNewcomb]

I'm loving your beginners classes. But because I'm old (71) I can foresee a time when I'll start lagging behind haha! So far, it's building on what I already know (or should know) but it's great having the same material presented in a different way and in a different order. Blessings to you for putting it together for us!

[vincentng]

Can you make a video that tells us what’s the meaning of each character/word by showing us hundreds of Chinese characters ?? 😅 I’m a Chinese but a banana...I only know how to speak but not read and write 😭