Tired of Complex Chinese lessons? Try this easy one!

[diae751]

Nihao ciao ismail

[elwichode1980]

marry me and take me to China....

[Akuchan7]

Her voice is very gentle. Makes it easier to learn.

[profNeyz]

I love these Vids!!! Thanks so much!

[SebastiaanHalff]

How do you answer? e.g. i'm good!

[ManGrayWolf]

Ni Hao wo jiao Gabi i like this videos cause it`s easy to learn and if i go to china i know to introduce myself!:D

[blademier]

more video pls...



[huntersingle]

hau about a date pretty chinese 

[ricardoaley]

Lili is so beautiful :)

[commando414]

OK that Ni-Hao sounds like an Indian word but not the Ni part! its like this:

Indian: HOW Chinese: Hao! IT ALMOST RYMES!!!

[19kmm19]

this is the best one in youtube! thank you for posting.

[LanguageBite]

Hi there. Thanks for your enquiry. When you buy the course you get it as a download. All the best for your trip to China! :)

[deannalynn8]

@LanguageBite how do i know this is safe to purchase online since you are not in the US

[deannalynn8]

@LanguageBite how do i know this is a safe site to purchase something

[torterra582]

@LanguageBite Can you make more? PLZZZZZZZZZ

[dorkyhick]

I went onto the website and the free lessons are very choppy with the streaming. When we buy the lessons, are the videos streaming or downloaded? We train with a Shaolin Monk for Kung Fu and we are planning a trip to China. My kids, 8 and 10, find these videos easy to follow. :D

[THEDROPPEDSOCK]

If a learn mandarine will all the other chinese dialects be able to understand me? Thanks.

[ReasonGuysCopyright]

I briefly studied Chinese in middle school, but a book isn't a good language instructor. Since hearing someone say something, helps enormously.

If I could, I would go back to when I was young, and ensure I learned Chinese.

Since I can't do that, I'll just have to settle with learning it at 22 years old :|

Great lesson :)

[evil8304]

hahahaha ni hao

[peacock821]

Ni Hao, will you make more lesson. Wo Jiao James

[cadwaele]

Thank you! You should make more video's!*

[ykltc]

I say for anyonw learning manderin, don't worry about getting hung up on the tonal aspects of the language. Just learn how to pronouce the word in mono-tone. The tonal part will become second nature in time.

If you speak in sentences, any chinese speaker will understand you even though you will your tonal part is off.

It will sound like a spanish person speaking english-even though he has an accent, you will probably understand him.

[JazzyZenBrotha]

@ykltc - That's good adivice. Thank you for that. I agree with you because the other day I was practicing Mandarin with a friend of mine at her resturant. Even though my my accent butchered the Mandarin language, she was still able to understand me. So you are right about that.

[theSTUDENTisREADY1]

Ni hao...more lessons please...come back...zai jian

[bapyou]

Laerning Mandarin with pretty Chinese girls. Yum Yum Dim Sum 5*****

[MsViviantan]

I am *so* glad my parents forced me to learn this language as a child. It was NOT easy to learn Chinese Mandarin and I hated attending Chinese lessons and often spoke to the teacher in English! LOL So much easier to learn as a child than as an adult. I can read, write and speak Mandarin as well as English (my first language). Thank you Mum and Dad!

[carlo2331]

man, let me explain 2 u, as you know " ni " it's the 3 tone sound but when the second word its another 3 tone sound like " hao" then the "ni" change to the 2 tone , u gotto? ok, thanks ,bye

[StringDeposit]

Thank you for your lesson. But i am confused by something... you say Ni uses dipping tone.

but you have marked it differently at one point, using a rising tone. Can you please clarify this for me. Hearing the tones is the most confusing part for me..

again, thank you.

[keycomedy]

xie xie

[yourfalloutboy87]

"LOOLA LOOKA LOOKA!!!"

Haha. I would buy flowers from that guy anytime.

[MyKialu]

You're extremely polite. Good lesson.

[Aznboiirule]

arrrrr my eyes are getting soggy

[RobCardIV]

I can not hear the pitch drop and raise

on hao. : (

[RobCardIV]

i just sort of imagine it and pretend hehe X_x

[mistermjones2000]

Thank you, this is a very good system.

[TwilightJonasfan14]

Ni hao ma?

How are you

[arschwir]

Ni Hao to all.

It is pitty that's only three Videos of You?

I thought there should be more?

Anyway, i just wanna thank You,

xje xje ni

[LanguageBite]

Hi there. Thanks for your comment! There are actually 100 of these videos available on the languagebite website including a free 10 lesson course :)

[arschwir]

Wow . . . thank You,

i've found them.

Shall do my homework.

Wish You a nice springtime

xje xje

[Satori1800]

Great video:) I five starred it and am your lifetime friend and subsciber.

be happy NOW

[EdwardCullenFan427]

ni hao

YEAH!

thank you SO SO SO SO much.

[theonlyrealMugsy]

I do that thing with my hand for the tones too...

I love this.

I can't learn putonghua fast enough. My brain stops me... :(

MaJiTa - 马吉他

[TriXuan]

this is wonderful sign me up for lessons! Didn't I see Lilly on Da Shan's: Learn How To Speak in Chinese? Never the less thanks ( xie xie!

[alexandre7792]

very easy to follow

[babepiofmanic5]

Hey there... i've been searching for this kind of video for quite some time and finally i found yours!!

It is amazing n easy to learn..... Thanx

[LanguageBite]

You're welcome :)

[Rohan4basu]

please tell me what does"ni hao ma"mean?

[LanguageBite]

Hey there - thanks for your message and you make a good point. This video is part of a series which has PDF text files associated with each lesson. We explain this change in tone in the PDF file that goes with this lesson. If anyone is interested, you can see this file for free on our Language Bite website - just click on free trial lesson. Look at the 'summary' for Free Trial Lesson 1 :)

[slicerguitar]

This is great! But it isn't explained in the video why they have written "ní" with the 2nd tone when "ní hǎo" is written together, but written like "nǐ" (3rd tone) when written alone. This may confuse the absolute beginner. I am a beginner, and it would have confused me too if I hadn't just recently read about this in my grammar book.

Great video otherwise. Thanks for making these beginner lessons.

[willianely]

this way to explain is easier than others which i have ever seen before. The hardest part to learn to me, are the tones. But with this video I could understand so better. The way which people speaks is so clear and understandable. Congratulations! I hope you continue to upload videos like that. 太好了！

拜拜

[LanguageBite]

Hi Willianely. Thanks for taking the time to give feedback. This program was designed with the absolute beginner in mind - we agree that the tones can be the biggest barrier to getting started. We have tried to introduce them gently and simply. Really glad you like the lessons :)

[japaneseshark]

woah 0_0,i actually understand chinese now,i look at chinese websites that teach,i don't understand them,other videos suck,but this i understand :D,for that,i subscribe

[LanguageBite]

Hi Japaneseshark. Thanks for your comment. Our whole goal with the lessons is to provide a clear, simple introduction to the language - glad you are finding them helpful :)

[LanguageBite]

Thanks very much for your feedback :) We have worked really hard to make these lessons as user-friendly as possible. Glad you enjoy them.

[Fr4nklin]

I ageed !!!

[genkijane]

Really easy to understand and great explainantions.

[Fr4nklin]

Truth !