Why I'll Never be Fluent in Chinese, Part 3

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Uploaded by on Mar 24, 2007

Here's Mr. Liu saying "I don't know" in Shandong dialect, and Ms. Zhao saying it in Sichuan dialect - she first asked me if one kind was enough. Mr. Liu was so incredibly nervous that it was hilarious.

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  • or... it's just a really strange accent-_-

  • I have conjured up my own form of Taishanwa~

  • i speak shandong dialect!

  • Wow... the two provinces I taught English in.... its coming back to me a little bit LOL

  • They aren't pronouncing the exact characters 我不知道 in their local dialects. Rather, they are saying how a local speaker would say "I don't know." Apparently, Sichuanese is pretty close to Wuhanese; I think Ms. Zhao is saying 不曉得. In my opinion, that translates to "Dunno!"

  • 哎呀!学不会吧!加油!!!

  • Taiwanese:

    wa mm tzai =D

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