这太好了! 谢谢!This is a great video! The way you wrote out the tones and said them slowly the first time really helped me! I'm really grateful you took the time to post this, thank you! :)
do u have any sugestions for sites i can go to to learn to read write and speak in chineese? My friend is trying to teach me, she just moved here from China about a year ago, but shes really unconsistant with helping me, and I really want to learn.
Hi, Thank you so much for this video. I am trying to teach my son your video. He is 2 and a half years old. He watches your video and tells me to play it over and over....thank you. Keep up your good work.
awe come on! i thought it was going to be in Chinese Cantonese. Your video did not specify. Reminder most Chinese spoken in North America is Cantonese. can you do it in cantonese? Great video by the way, only if i could understanding. lol
awe come on! i thought it was going to be in Chinese Cantonese. Your video did not specify. Reminder most Chinese spoken in North America is Cantonese.
Really liked this Diana. I love entertaining little Chinese kids with stuff like this. Of course it will take repeated plays to get it right. Thank you for this little gift and screw the 'tard trolls or more properly I should say: "Bu Yao Guan Meio Sui Suen De Ren! Ta Men Hao Xiang Bai Ci!"
Ni Hao Diane! Xie Xie Nin Jiao Wo Men Ni De Yi Shi Wei Ban!
I have twenty plus years of using Mandarin but my grammer is still weak and I'm trying to clean that up so I can live in China someday. I have always liked little stories and poems to entertain Chinese children. I'll add a "secret" to learning Chinese and that is to develop an affinity (Yuen Fen) for the culture which helps greatly to learn the language.
Regarding the trolls: Bu Guan Meio Swei Swuen De Ren! Ta Men Shi Bai Ci!
@yaaoodotcom are you fucking kidding me? how ignorant are you? stay wherever you are, so to not spread the pollution that is your existence on this earth.
hehe thanks so much =) I will get a few laughs this new years eve when I try to impress my Singaporeans frens with my mandarin. My pronounciation is terrible but I'm sure they will understand =)
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ur english is a little to much irratating brat n my chinese is better than u i m a eurasian my dad is a chinese what lame twinkle star is this fuck you!
More irritating is your comment, so what if your father is chinese or russian or from god-knows-where, do you speak chinese better? or at least, can you sing for us your version of the song? Lame is your poor skilled brain that all can do is complain at this girl who wants to teach, so if you are better, please teach us "master"
And your English is aggravating. If you know Chinese as well as you say you do, you should just write a comment out in Chinese instead of embarrassing yourself with English.
...and another 30 for posting a pointless comment ;-p next time please read the title of the video first, your web surfing efficiency ratio will go way up
Shut up ! No one isn't intrested in what you are saying! Why you have break great lesson with you stupid racist comments?! I think western guy's like you are just jealous, beacause chinese people are more friendly and cleverer people than you!
Doesn't " Wo do bao bei shi.." mean "my precious is.." and " wo do min tsy shi.." mean "my name is.." and "wo bun tong ni jian sama" mean "i don't understand what you're saying"?
Now if only someone can explain to me why Spanish (and other languages) have male and female nouns. That's a lot more weird to me as a Chinese and English speaker. ;-p
There is no reason for male and female nouns. If you're really into that type of masochism, try Russian. 3 genders(neutered is the third, believe it or not, actually they say neuter I think), millions of irregular verbs, and declining nouns into 6 cases. Chinese is much nicer. Thanks for your help. I like that, xing xing for star, it's cute.
that's true Diana, in my natal language (spanish) we have to make a difference between male and female ("el"=he "ella"=she, even in english you find differences: "este libro es de el"="this book is his book", "este libro es de ella"="this book is her book", so you have to make a difference between a male and a female.
Si! Pero, why is libro male since it can be owned by both male and female. ;-p Sorry that's the part I'm not understanding. Why is la mesa female, table is an inanimate object right? (Sorry I don't mean to argue I think it's a very beautiful language - love listening to Penelope Cruiz speak it, heheh)
yeah, well, that's true, I even don't know why "la mesa" (table) and "la botella" (bottle) and "la puerta" (door) are female, I think it is arbitriary adopted (language), and in the other side, "alto" means high, stop, strong, some cases altitude and so on. anyway, is cool to learn other language.
PS. In a lot of dictionaries "word pair" is translated as "phrase" which I think is not really accurate. Word pairs are usually consisted of 2-4 words and in combination means the same thing as (usually) a single English word. For example: shoo-bow = book bag = backpack; chi-an bee = lead pen = pencil; show bee-ou = hand watch = watch; jee roh = chicken meat = chicken (as in chicken as food); joo rou = pig meat = pork...
It's a unique feature of the Chinese language. Lots of "word pairs" are consisted of doubling up a character. "Xing" for example means star perfectly fine by itself but stars are usually referred to as "Xing Xing" in vernacular. "Liang Jing Jing" is a word pair so these 3 words are always used together in this order to express "shinny". Hope this makes sense.
Hi Diana! It is wonderful you came out with a Mandarin version of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. What is great is that you have both the Chinese characters and their equivalent pinyin. Great work!
这太好了! 谢谢!This is a great video! The way you wrote out the tones and said them slowly the first time really helped me! I'm really grateful you took the time to post this, thank you! :)
JellybeansJumping 3 months ago
★★★★★ I was looking for this. I had picked up the 一闪一闪亮晶晶 from listening to people sing but could never make out the rest. Your tutorial was perfect
amyaisha 3 months ago
My girlfriend taught this to me. Once she sang it in Chinese while I sang it in English at the same time.
Riyokintyu 4 months ago
I couldent ceep up
gta3skilled 7 months ago
pl do more nursery rhymes for us.
vidaripollen 11 months ago
do u have any sugestions for sites i can go to to learn to read write and speak in chineese? My friend is trying to teach me, she just moved here from China about a year ago, but shes really unconsistant with helping me, and I really want to learn.
bryannaish 1 year ago
Thanks that was informative while entertaining.
benben99100 1 year ago
Thank you very much for making this video,
Not only did I learn to sing twinkle little star in chinese,
but i learned what the whole thing was about withe the numbers between the parenthesis
benjerman92 1 year ago
Hi, Thank you so much for this video. I am trying to teach my son your video. He is 2 and a half years old. He watches your video and tells me to play it over and over....thank you. Keep up your good work.
iiDougieii 1 year ago
awe come on! i thought it was going to be in Chinese Cantonese. Your video did not specify. Reminder most Chinese spoken in North America is Cantonese. can you do it in cantonese? Great video by the way, only if i could understanding. lol
kennywoo206 1 year ago
@kennywoo206 Most chinese spoken in NA is Mandarin. Where have you been living?
Rawrrith 1 year ago
@kennywoo206
Hi Kenny Woo 206,
this is true.
I am from Montreal Canada. Most of the Chinese in Montreal are Cantonese speaking.
iiDougieii 1 year ago
awe come on! i thought it was going to be in Chinese Cantonese. Your video did not specify. Reminder most Chinese spoken in North America is Cantonese.
kennywoo206 1 year ago
Thank you. Awsm. :)
pipspot 1 year ago
yes she is funny and please next time when you recording video remember clean up your stuff in behind the camera not nice we're watching .
paopaowellwell 1 year ago
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Nice video.. you are quite funny :P
Froz3nSeraphim 1 year ago
Nice video.. you are quite funny :P
Froz3nSeraphim 1 year ago
This is the first video I've seen of you, I like it! :)
jamesm406 1 year ago
very cool
Synty1 1 year ago
Really liked this Diana. I love entertaining little Chinese kids with stuff like this. Of course it will take repeated plays to get it right. Thank you for this little gift and screw the 'tard trolls or more properly I should say: "Bu Yao Guan Meio Sui Suen De Ren! Ta Men Hao Xiang Bai Ci!"
888daedalus 1 year ago
Ni Hao Diane! Xie Xie Nin Jiao Wo Men Ni De Yi Shi Wei Ban!
I have twenty plus years of using Mandarin but my grammer is still weak and I'm trying to clean that up so I can live in China someday. I have always liked little stories and poems to entertain Chinese children. I'll add a "secret" to learning Chinese and that is to develop an affinity (Yuen Fen) for the culture which helps greatly to learn the language.
Regarding the trolls: Bu Guan Meio Swei Swuen De Ren! Ta Men Shi Bai Ci!
888daedalus 1 year ago
V helpful !! Thank u
tarotschool 1 year ago
Hi I was really wonder if you can help me with one question is the word Xing in Pinyin mean Star ???
sorry for my bad english hope you help me :D
Willyunleefan 1 year ago
@NuclearGun ...and your comment tells of yours.
MIGDHORSE 1 year ago
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MIGDHORSE 1 year ago
ru a fool or dreaming AWAKE what is this there is no poem it just ping pong ping and ping pong pong
PONG PING PONG
PING PING PING CHING PONG AND PING PONG
IS IT A POEM
yaaoodotcom 1 year ago
@yaaoodotcom are you fucking kidding me? how ignorant are you? stay wherever you are, so to not spread the pollution that is your existence on this earth.
MIGDHORSE 1 year ago
u should at least tidy ur room b4 you broadcast yourself on thye worldwide web!!!!
maxlee777 2 years ago
¿A qé hora vas al pan, reyna? LOL
This is so cool, thnx ^-^
gallo90 2 years ago
hehe thanks so much =) I will get a few laughs this new years eve when I try to impress my Singaporeans frens with my mandarin. My pronounciation is terrible but I'm sure they will understand =)
vincebassett 2 years ago
Thanks!
SwitchBladesgirls 2 years ago
this was awesome.. very helpful :)
SatireOfSarcasm 2 years ago
Thanks!!! very good effort and a service!!!
asangachandima 2 years ago
you do a great job and verry sympatic! i should have listen to your video before recording mine (-;
Boesendorfermusic 2 years ago
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ur english is a little to much irratating brat n my chinese is better than u i m a eurasian my dad is a chinese what lame twinkle star is this fuck you!
Rachel2000000 2 years ago
ur making fun of her english? urs is borderline incomprehensible. (that means i cant understand it)
btw hers is perfect
DAbears5 2 years ago
More irritating is your comment, so what if your father is chinese or russian or from god-knows-where, do you speak chinese better? or at least, can you sing for us your version of the song? Lame is your poor skilled brain that all can do is complain at this girl who wants to teach, so if you are better, please teach us "master"
danzbieri 2 years ago
srry my last comment was for Rachel2000. . . . etc, srry is there was been a misunderstanding -_-
danzbieri 2 years ago
And your English is aggravating. If you know Chinese as well as you say you do, you should just write a comment out in Chinese instead of embarrassing yourself with English.
Auderianu 2 years ago
@Auderianu her first language IS English dumbass
firthy321 1 year ago
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Make your bed.
gopfunk 2 years ago
Thats Nice:o
LittleZDucki 2 years ago
ahh ur english is cute! haha
HellishLove 2 years ago
u r too cute!
curlyman600 2 years ago
very nice, good work ! :D
thepatuljak 2 years ago
fluent mandarin!
ChiibiiBubbiiJoii 2 years ago
You're low tech pinyin subttiles are very helpful for those of us whou just can't get it..heheheh, THank you so much for your lessons.
nikeshoxz08 3 years ago 2
谢谢你
I'm Korean who just came to China and was looking for some easy Chinese songs. I like the way you teach this song. ^^*
howardkorea 3 years ago
xie xie thank you for posting this! i've been trying to learn chinese for a while now! xie xie!
iloveowlz 3 years ago 2
tidy up your room!!
idiofa33 3 years ago
I have. And congratulations, it must feel so superior giving others orders. (sigh)
carpediem4utube 3 years ago 9
good girl.
idiofa33 3 years ago
hehe, you are welcome!
carpediem4utube 3 years ago
Whats the point? ive just wasted 2mins and 46 seconds of my life. :( x
jagSTARx 3 years ago
...and another 30 for posting a pointless comment ;-p next time please read the title of the video first, your web surfing efficiency ratio will go way up
carpediem4utube 3 years ago 12
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
gaiayellowtrouble 3 years ago
Shut up ! No one isn't intrested in what you are saying! Why you have break great lesson with you stupid racist comments?! I think western guy's like you are just jealous, beacause chinese people are more friendly and cleverer people than you!
Nicohaku 3 years ago
Mandarin chinese has to be one of the world's most beautiful langague's!
Nicohaku 3 years ago
ni hao
anko8aug 3 years ago
can you sing this song also...I just want to hear how it goes when it is sung....i like your printouts though
theknowledgeseeker 3 years ago
ah, I thought I'm being good for sparing you guys of my singing voice ;-p
carpediem4utube 3 years ago
I wish my chinese pronunciation were as good as your english!
lenicherry2006 3 years ago
I like this ping yin video a lot, good job :>
iconcells 3 years ago
xie xie
mra85008 3 years ago
Hi Diana! Niu Hou
Bankbuddy 3 years ago
do you mean that this is the correct lyrics of it?
eigna1981 3 years ago
mi how tee hee
akasukimatashi 3 years ago
AWESOME!!!! ^^
ic3sk83r 3 years ago
一闪一闪亮晶晶,满天都是小星星 ... 你说什么我不知道 ...
Sanch3zn 3 years ago
thanks for making it so clear for my daughter as it help her say it more correctly... I APRECIATE THIS VIDEO!!!!!!!!!
THANKS
nicopetromac 3 years ago 2
???Excuse me what does dat mean?
dumbjervin15 3 years ago
Yi shan yi shan liang jing jing da jia dou shi xiao xing xing whatever I don't know
dumbjervin15 3 years ago
Hi Diana. Thank you for your video. Findally I found this chinese version so I can sing it to my twin boys. Keep up the good work!
toobjoon 4 years ago
Yes it was cute & very interesting!!! I ♥ the first part of the vid when u said something in Chinese...cute.
ChaunteLatriece 4 years ago
this is awesome!!
although im chinese, i fing ur lessons very interesting :)
and i subscribed :D
Cheers!
blkoolkat 4 years ago
Yeh! Thanks!
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
Love your lessons, I am a chinese student living in rome. Continue to share your language with us!
Marcelonico 4 years ago 2
Thank you for sharing your lovely language with us, lovely lessons!
ealado 4 years ago
cute.
bf1227 4 years ago
WTF??
trishstratus111 4 years ago
Could you please sing it?...Pleeeeaaaaase? :)
7Chino7 4 years ago
Heheh, and scare everyone away? Here's a good link to a few fun chinese children's songs. Can you tell what they are saying? :-)
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
Oh, thank you soo much =)
MinakoC 4 years ago
Doesn't " Wo do bao bei shi.." mean "my precious is.." and " wo do min tsy shi.." mean "my name is.." and "wo bun tong ni jian sama" mean "i don't understand what you're saying"?
Plz answer.
MinakoC 4 years ago
the first two are pretty close, the last one i think is a little bit off:
I don't understand what you are saying = "wo boo dong ni ts-ay jee-on shir(t) meh".
cheers, d
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
Now if only someone can explain to me why Spanish (and other languages) have male and female nouns. That's a lot more weird to me as a Chinese and English speaker. ;-p
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
There is no reason for male and female nouns. If you're really into that type of masochism, try Russian. 3 genders(neutered is the third, believe it or not, actually they say neuter I think), millions of irregular verbs, and declining nouns into 6 cases. Chinese is much nicer. Thanks for your help. I like that, xing xing for star, it's cute.
TefJLives 4 years ago
Oy! ;-p
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
that's true Diana, in my natal language (spanish) we have to make a difference between male and female ("el"=he "ella"=she, even in english you find differences: "este libro es de el"="this book is his book", "este libro es de ella"="this book is her book", so you have to make a difference between a male and a female.
BTW. UR classes are very useful!!
Thanks!
ricardoruizserna 4 years ago
Si! Pero, why is libro male since it can be owned by both male and female. ;-p Sorry that's the part I'm not understanding. Why is la mesa female, table is an inanimate object right? (Sorry I don't mean to argue I think it's a very beautiful language - love listening to Penelope Cruiz speak it, heheh)
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
yeah, well, that's true, I even don't know why "la mesa" (table) and "la botella" (bottle) and "la puerta" (door) are female, I think it is arbitriary adopted (language), and in the other side, "alto" means high, stop, strong, some cases altitude and so on. anyway, is cool to learn other language.
ricardoruizserna 4 years ago
I know there are lots of redundancies but that's just the rhythm of the language I guess.
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
PS. In a lot of dictionaries "word pair" is translated as "phrase" which I think is not really accurate. Word pairs are usually consisted of 2-4 words and in combination means the same thing as (usually) a single English word. For example: shoo-bow = book bag = backpack; chi-an bee = lead pen = pencil; show bee-ou = hand watch = watch; jee roh = chicken meat = chicken (as in chicken as food); joo rou = pig meat = pork...
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
It's a unique feature of the Chinese language. Lots of "word pairs" are consisted of doubling up a character. "Xing" for example means star perfectly fine by itself but stars are usually referred to as "Xing Xing" in vernacular. "Liang Jing Jing" is a word pair so these 3 words are always used together in this order to express "shinny". Hope this makes sense.
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
Can someone please tell me why are there so many repeated words in this? Like
Jing(1) jing(1)
Xing(5) xing(1)
Gai(1)Gao(1)
I know that Xing(5) means "star", but all the rest I'm lost on. My dictionary stinks.
TefJLives 4 years ago
Hi Diana! It is wonderful you came out with a Mandarin version of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. What is great is that you have both the Chinese characters and their equivalent pinyin. Great work!
Warmest regards,
Lee KS
leeks5229 4 years ago
this was a great idea. keep them coming!
wb1gjk 4 years ago
w00t ;D
hakuchu 4 years ago
yay!
Bubbles1234567890 4 years ago
好像宝石放光明
Hao(3)Xiang(4)Bao(3)Shi(2)Fang(4)Guang(1)Ming(2)
Like the diamonds shinning bright
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
The 4th line should read: Like a diamond in the sky
leeks5229 4 years ago
高高挂在天空
Gao(1)Gao(1)Gua(4)Zai (4)Tian(1)Kong(1)Zhong(1)
Hanging above in the heavens up high
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
Up above the sky so high
leeks5229 4 years ago
满天都是小星星
Man(3)Tian(1)Dou(1)Shi(4)Xiao(3)Xing(1)Xing(5)
Little starlets fill the sky
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
Hi Diana! The second line should read: How I wonder what you are?
leeks5229 4 years ago
一闪一闪亮晶晶
Yi(4)Shan(3)Yi(4)Shan(3)Liang(4)Jing(1)Jing(1)
Twinkle twinkle sparkling lights
carpediem4utube 4 years ago
Hi Diana! I thought this line should read: Twinkle twinkle little star. Have you modify this line of the poem?
Warmest regards,
Lee KS
leeks5229 4 years ago
Yup I did - I "back translated" the Chinese version into English and tried to rhym (yikes!). Heheh. As you can see a poet I am not. ;-p
carpediem4utube 4 years ago