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  • It;s Mulan!

  • nice work thanks

  • i watch a lot of foreign films, especially chinese films, and it's actually a lot easier for me to pronounce some of the words and understand them now. great videos. btw, the instructor is very pretty.

  • Greetings from Mexico

  • ke rika chinitaaaaaa .... xoprove jugador !!!!!!! jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

  • Ni hao! Xing Xing. Ni hao JohnDKar. Thanks for this lesson. Instructress Xing Xing has a good voice and she pronounced the Chinese word clearly and audibly. I 'm trying to learn Chinese because I have some Chinese friends online. Incidentally, I never learned Chinese although my father was half Chinese half Filipino. Now, I want to learn his language to communicate with other Chinese and friends.

  • John I take it you are not in china any longer?

    xingxing is such a lovely lady. and you are so lucky to have had her as your 'teacher'.

  • yeb Rob,I have left Chengdu,China for a break after surviving the sichuan quake..and I have been in Peru for more than a year...trying to get adjusted to my own country again...pretty hard though.. I am not the same anymore...I am still traveling and photovideoblogging but missing China a lot..and I have lost contact with xingxing I guess she has already had a master degree in early childhood development by this time..she quitted teaching Chinese owing to her postgrades studies

  • I know you really love china. For sure you will be back one day. My wife has a place in Chongching and we intend to retire there in perhaps 6 or 10 years time. We will be there in the meantime for vacation. If I see you in my travels I will greet you. Good Luck!

  • I'm really enjoying . Very good lessons. Thanks John.

  • ;o)°°

  • Good lessons. Greeting from Israel.

  • ;0)

  • 你好!! :)

  • well wots de right word NI NE or NI NA?.. or is the same thing?.. bye the way is great the video lesons idea man.... and isn´t too complicated to learn chinese...grettings from mexico!...

  • it is ni ne

  • what is with the strange background. this teacher is quite pretty. more videos of her

  • 谢谢老师们,你们的课很有意思,尤其是因为包括了汉字。我就是想­推荐你们写拼音时包括声调,因为如果只写shi或者"wo"不知­道是哪个声调。其它的都很好:)

  • Ni Hao!!!

    jamas me imagine en mi vida que saludaria en chino, y eso que este es mi primer dia de estudiarlo. Gracias john sos un capo, soy de argentina y hoy justamente pensaba que tendria que estudiar chino, quien me iba a decir que no terminaria el dia y ya estaria estudiando chino. Oh my goodness!! Te encontre con lo de los videos en ingles que me mori de risa, bueno muchas gracias y segui adelante, tu material es buenisimo.

  • I started at lesson 10 and I had to go back from the begining and watch this again. After awhile teacher grows on you. Maybe I love her broken English or she seems very funny and friendly. I love to learn Chinese so I can marry a Chinese woman like her(smiles) Thanks for making this available, this is the best one online. I write it all down and study hard. My Chinese friend online said Im good. Xie xie teacher. Please make more of these with her.

  • tus videos estan muy bien, pero editas mas videos para aprendre xino?

  • me encantan tus videos, lo estare estudiando para no olvidar lo casi nada q se jojo!!

    graciaaaaaaaas

  • Ni hao! Wo shi laoshi (in Jiangsu).

  • Thank you very much, Lao Shi!!

  • awesome. Keep up the good work.

    Lesson 2 is missing.

  • it is in here. reloaded version . w w w youtube com / watch ?v = yT4GKuuDk5w or go to my playlist for Chinese lessons

  • yes found it later after posting that message. Sorry about that.

  • lesson 2 is missing!!! seria mucha molestia si la vuelves a poner?

    que buena profesora... en verdad que le entendí algo y eso que nunca habia oido nada de chino.

  • si esta en version reloaded- w w w youtube com / watch ?v = yT4GKuuDk5w o buscalo en mi playlist de lecciones china

  • Love the Chinese lesson videos I like the vibe between the teacher and student, your videos make learning Chinese very comfortable.

  • I loved the class... it's a good way to learn chinese, my city in Brazil doesn't have chinese school. Thank you!!!!!!

  • welcome

  • I have heard people use 'jiao' sometmimes and not always 'shi'. What is the diference?

  • 'Jiao' means to be called. 'Wo jiao Bo Ai Xin'= I'm called Bo Ai Xin. 'Shi' means is or are. 'Wo shi Bo Ai Xin'= I am Bo Ai Xin. (When you ask someone their name you can say 'Ni jiao shenme mingzi?', which literally means 'You called what name?'

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