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[willhartmandarin]

The three TV shows I mentioned are: 家有儿女，爱情公寓，三十而已. Hope that helps! :)

[Miaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

would you say that watching with both English and Chinese Character's and pinyin is to a degree helpful ? Im at an around HSK4 / HSK3 . A question about Mandarin Retreat, will the one this year be held in the UK as it would be something, i could defo see myself doing

[DanielLeoSimpson]

Very useful, thanks Will!
Sorry, but I’m not getting the three tv shows you’re mentioning at the end of the video

[Вавилон-йу]

I had a long pause from learning Chinese. It seems like I still remember grammar but need to broaden and refresh my vocabulary

[ROFEL]

What level did you understand 家有儿女? I’m around HSK3 but I cannot understand anything

[ullinhope]

Hi thanks for the inspiring videos! Could you provide the names of the three TV shows in Chinese?

[Grem]

Hi will, your english is still up to date so don't lose it and give it up entirely the benefit of chinese. My hat off you anyway!! keep up the good work mate. when you take up spanish let me know, i might be interested.

[ROFEL]

How did you have time to study so much while being a medical student

[SigSauerPLegion]

Being a beginner knowing about 300 words with little speaking ability. I find that I can only immerse in Chinese movies/shows if I use English subtitles, even then I’m not sure how much this benefits me. Do you have any recommendations for how I should be immersing? (Sub or no sub) etc?

[алишералишер-кд]

Hi! Have been watching your channel for a while now. And I'm just wondering, if you can handwrite characters. Do u think is it worth to be able to write each character by heart or recognition is just enough?

[szaga]

Thanks for great content ! ! !
Could a have a question, how much time do/did you spend in anki a day? I feel that I'm becoming like an anki slave, ~3h a day nowadays ;(

[tebbychinese]

Damn bro. I always feel kinda dumbfounded watching your vids... Since your mandarin improved at a rate faster than anyone I've ever met, I would expect this 前所未有-ness to be reflected in your study techniques. But when you reveal your methods, I always feel a little bit underwhelmed >.< for example, from what I've seen, you tend to immerse in content that only has hard subtitles, implying that you don't use a popup dictionary to do lookups. As far as I know, this is far less efficient and will result in far less learning than if you were able to quickly lookup new words using a tool like yomitan. Some questions I have for you are:
- What do you do when you encounter a word you don't recognize?
- Do you think getting immediate word translations from a popup dictionary might actually hinder the learning process? (maybe by taking some burden to remember/predict the meaning of words off of your brain)

It could be that if I took all the time I spend making my Chinese workflow more efficient and spent it actually acquiring the language, I could make progress as fast as you do xD

I'm sorry if this comment sounds rude or passive aggressive >.< I don't mean it that way ~