How to learn to read and write Chinese characters (Part 1)

[Bettiobrazil]

Thank you very much for this amazing video, it´s got a bundle of important information that we need to know before starting learning this elegant tonal language. I have to admit that even for someone who has already a sturdy basis on the language, this video provides new tools. You´re such a gifted guy, your mandarin accent is very clear. What you mentioned on the other video is exactly true, the more we study, the more we can get new vocabulary as you did with that chinese menu. ZHUHENI

[gaoyoude1]

@Bettiobrazil Thanks so much for your kind words! Good luck with your own studies of Chinese　：－）

[Bettiobrazil]

@gaoyoude1 Thank you for your reply. I´ll do my very best in order to develop my skills on Chinese language, because I do love China and Chinese, as you can see if you check my channel. May God always abound His love upon you through His son Yeshua Hamashiah Immanuel.

[lamcyl]

You are really awesome! Cheer up from Hong Kong =)

[DeepTimeUnit37]

You should be a teacher! You have a very good narrating voice and you really broke down everything to basics, which is the way I learn. You just got me interested in Chinese, thank you!!!

[gaoyoude1]

@DeepTimeUnit37　Great to hear it. Thanks for your comment and hope your interest in Chinese continues!

[sprachbegeistert]

Excellent explanation. Thank you very much.

[614jgirl]

If you would like to read a chinese paper in the United States or the UK, or in China which type of characters should you learn to study - simplified or traditional.

[Pentowe]

@614jgirl I've seen 2 different Chinese newspapers in my area and both used traditional :/

[gaoyoude1]

@614jgirl Yeah, in the U.S I would say that most of the Chinese language newspapers are in traditional characters, whereas in China they are all printed in simplified characters