Chinese resources from Taiwan

[kyo717]

I didn't know you had a kid.

[politrix]

You don't need to type in 注音 for tone input. I added the Traditional Taiwan New Phonetic keyboard then just changed the key layout to hanyu pinyin. Using that IME you still have to put in the tone with 1,2,3,4,5 where 1-4 is the respective tone and 5 is neutral. There might be a setting to be able to input tones with a simplified chinese IME somewhere, but I've never tried.

[alkantre]

I could tell that was Czech playing in the background. 

[criskity]

Oooh, could you please turn off the background speaking when speaking yourself... I love your videos, but this is unlistenable.

[RachidLanguage]

Hey!^^ Do u know where i can buy some japanese/chinese childeren books on the internet?

[Uatemydoodle]

Hey man I'm just curious how long did it take you to learn japanese really well?

[laoshu505000]

@Uatemydoodle I didn't begin to start feeling comfortable in Japanese until two years later.

[Uatemydoodle]

@laoshu505000 ouch :s i have a long way to go then.

[laoshu505000]

@Uatemydoodle when you're having fun, time flies

[medlinemd]

Excellent resource video as always.

[ThisIsNoise17]

listening to Czech in the background? Just as a question, what resource is that from? I've been looking for basic recordings to practice my listening specifically for my Russian, German, and Mandarin, but I can never find any. +_+

[laoshu505000]

@ThisIsNoise17 That's from FSI ''Czech Fast''

[ktang1234]

国语课本 1a lol