Daily Chinese by Hanbridge
This course is dedicated to build your oral communication skills.
You will be placed in several role playing situations to give the training a "real world" feel. Gain valuable insight into conversational Mandarin in areas such as: taxi rides, ordering food, phone calls, looking for help and more.
This course is a great way to increase your knowledge in an intensely practical way: these are the things you want and need to say!
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How to express your feelings in Chinese
The Hanbridge mandarin school's Chinese course.
The Chinese vocabulary to express mood.
大家好，我是汉语老师Olivia, Today we are going to learn some emotional words
The first one is 高兴、高兴、我很高兴Happy I'm very happy
The second one is 生气、生气、我很生气Angry I'm very angry
The third one is 害怕、害怕 我很害怕Scared I'm so scared
The last one is 难过 难过 我很难过Sad I'm so sad
The fourth one is 惊讶 惊讶 我很惊讶Surprised I'm very surprised
Ok, next we will play a little game, can you guess my face and my emotion?
The first one
The second one
The third one
And the last one
Can you guess then?
Let's see the video
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The Chinese vocabulary to express mood.
大家好，我是汉语老师Olivia, Today we are going to learn some emotional words
The first one is 高兴、高兴、我很高兴Happy I'm very happy
The second one is 生气、生气、我很生气Angry I'm very angry
The third one is 害怕、害怕 我很害怕Scared I'm so scared
The last one is 难过 难过 我很难过Sad I'm so sad
The fourth one is 惊讶 惊讶 我很惊讶Surprised I'm very surprised
Ok, next we will play a little game, can you guess my face and my emotion?
The first one
The second one
The third one
And the last one
Can you guess then?
Let's see the video
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How to express your feelings in Chinese
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The Hanbridge mandarin school's Chinese course.
The Chinese vocabulary to express mood.
大家好，我是汉语老师Olivia, Today we are going to learn some emotional words
The first one is 高兴、高兴、我很高兴Happy I'm very happy
The second one is 生气、生气、我很生气Angry I'm very angry
The third one is 害怕、害怕 我很害怕Scared I'm so scared
The last one is 难过 难过 我很难过Sad I'm so sad
The fourth one is 惊讶 惊讶 我很惊讶Surprised I'm very surprised
Ok, next we will play a little game, can you guess my face and my emotion?
The first one
The second one
The third one
And the last one
Can you guess then?
Let's see the video
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The Chinese vocabulary to express mood.
大家好，我是汉语老师Olivia, Today we are going to learn some emotional words
The first one is 高兴、高兴、我很高兴Happy I'm very happy
The second one is 生气、生气、我很生气Angry I'm very angry
The third one is 害怕、害怕 我很害怕Scared I'm so scared
The last one is 难过 难过 我很难过Sad I'm so sad
The fourth one is 惊讶 惊讶 我很惊讶Surprised I'm very surprised
Ok, next we will play a little game, can you guess my face and my emotion?
The first one
The second one
The third one
And the last one
Can you guess then?
Let's see the video
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Daily Chinese classroom-lesson 3--How to order coffee in Chinese？
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你好, everybody. Welcome back!我是小桥.
What a nice day today! It’s a perfect day for going out to enjoy the coffee and the sunshine. Isn’t it? Today I’d like to introduce some useful expressions on having coffee to you, and with the numbers we learnt in our last class, you will be able to ask someone out for a coffee and fix a time for it.
For starters, how do we say coffee in Chinese? The pronunciation is actually quite similar: 咖啡。“咖啡”is very popular in western countries while in China most people have the habit of drinking tea. We say茶，。When we talk about drinking tea or coffee we need a verb 喝, to drink. So to drink coffee, “喝咖啡” “喝咖啡。喝咖啡。” and to drink tea , “喝茶”“喝茶” 喝茶。The first thing you might do every morning is喝咖啡。and the thing I do every day is, 喝茶，喝茶
But coffee and tea are more than just something we drink every day. Most often, we enjoy having coffee or tea with our friends because it offers a good chance for us to catch up. That’s exactly the reason why we ask our friends out to have coffee with us. So we need to learn the Chinese way of doing that.(插入朋友们一起喝咖啡的图片，因为喝茶和喝咖啡不仅为了喝，更多是为了交流)
When we ask someone out, we have to sound polite. While the English way of doing that is to use a common sentence pattern: “let’s…”, the Chinese has one word “吧”“吧”“吧”. It is a modal particle, used at the end of a sentence to suggest somebody doing something.
If we use “一起…吧”, we should be able to deliver that polite tone. So instead of just saying: 我们喝咖啡
Now that the invitation is out, the next thing is to fix a time for the date. Let’s learn a question word first, “几”，“几” “几” how many (for small numbers only)
And, “点” means o’clock, it’s the word we always use whenever time is concerned. “点”“点”. “几点” means what time? It’s used to ask the exact time. “几点” “几点”
To be able to tell the exact time, I guess we have to be quite familiar with all the numbers we have learnt. Let’s go over these numbers. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 . 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1.
And we should be able to tell the time now. let’s give it a try, the first picture
加钟表的图片：四点 五点 六点
“几点？” “四点”。 Next one, 几点？. “五点”. Let’s continue, “几点？” “六点”。“六点” “几点？” err…eleven o’clock. We have not introduced any number over 10 yet, but it’s actually not that difficult, as you can see, the number“11(eleven)” is the result of 10 plus 1。So we pronounce it as 十一 ，十一。And twelve, the result of 10 plus 2， 十二。（11是由1个10和1个1组成的，11=10+1， 10+2=12）
Can I try the next few? thirteen is 十三。 Fourteen is 十四。 fifteen is 十五。Did you get it? Great job！
Let’s apply this rule just a little bit further. Twenty is the result of two tens, and it’s pronounced as “二十”. Thirty is the result of three tens, so “三十”。 This way, it shouldn’t be hard as for, forty, fifty and sixty. Right? Give it a try!! （20是由2个10组成的，20=10+10， 30=10+10+10）
四十， 五十， 六十
You got it!
To fix an exact time for a date, we have to tell the other person whether we are talking about the morning or the afternoon. The morning is “上午” “上午”，and the afternoon is “下午” “下午”。
Now can you tell the exact time in this picture?
上午 十点、上午十点。
How about the next one?
下午 三点。下午三点。
let me put what we have learnt earlier into use:
“下午三点， 我们一起喝咖啡吧！”
“下午三点，我们一起喝咖啡吧！”
If you get an invitation like this but unfortunately can’t make it, you have to say sorry. 对不起 “对不起”“对不起”
And the polite way to respond should be: 没关系。
But if the time suits you fine, or, if you have the time and you’re very glad to go. You should say, 有时间。 “时间” means time.“时间”。 “有”means have , “有”。 Or, we use “没有”，means don’t have.“没有”“没有”
Now we can try some conversations.
Is there a coffee in the picture? 有咖啡吗？
And this one,有咖啡吗？
没有咖啡，有茶。
If we want to know if somebody has time, we should ask “有时间吗?” 有时间吗? look at this man, he is running and looking at his watch, so if I ask “有时间吗? ” His answer should be 没有时间。没有时间。
Now you can make an invitation now.
Let’s go have coffee this morning. 我们上午一起喝咖啡吧！
Sorry, I 'm afraid I don't have the time this morning.对不起，我上午没有时间。
我们上午一起喝咖啡吧！
对不起，我上午没有时间。
Another new expression we will often use is: 再见 means bye bye. 再见 再见 再见
That’s about everything we have to introduce for today.
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What a nice day today! It’s a perfect day for going out to enjoy the coffee and the sunshine. Isn’t it? Today I’d like to introduce some useful expressions on having coffee to you, and with the numbers we learnt in our last class, you will be able to ask someone out for a coffee and fix a time for it.
For starters, how do we say coffee in Chinese? The pronunciation is actually quite similar: 咖啡。“咖啡”is very popular in western countries while in China most people have the habit of drinking tea. We say茶，。When we talk about drinking tea or coffee we need a verb 喝, to drink. So to drink coffee, “喝咖啡” “喝咖啡。喝咖啡。” and to drink tea , “喝茶”“喝茶” 喝茶。The first thing you might do every morning is喝咖啡。and the thing I do every day is, 喝茶，喝茶
But coffee and tea are more than just something we drink every day. Most often, we enjoy having coffee or tea with our friends because it offers a good chance for us to catch up. That’s exactly the reason why we ask our friends out to have coffee with us. So we need to learn the Chinese way of doing that.(插入朋友们一起喝咖啡的图片，因为喝茶和喝咖啡不仅为了喝，更多是为了交流)
When we ask someone out, we have to sound polite. While the English way of doing that is to use a common sentence pattern: “let’s…”, the Chinese has one word “吧”“吧”“吧”. It is a modal particle, used at the end of a sentence to suggest somebody doing something.
If we use “一起…吧”, we should be able to deliver that polite tone. So instead of just saying: 我们喝咖啡
Now that the invitation is out, the next thing is to fix a time for the date. Let’s learn a question word first, “几”，“几” “几” how many (for small numbers only)
And, “点” means o’clock, it’s the word we always use whenever time is concerned. “点”“点”. “几点” means what time? It’s used to ask the exact time. “几点” “几点”
To be able to tell the exact time, I guess we have to be quite familiar with all the numbers we have learnt. Let’s go over these numbers. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 . 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1.
And we should be able to tell the time now. let’s give it a try, the first picture
加钟表的图片：四点 五点 六点
“几点？” “四点”。 Next one, 几点？. “五点”. Let’s continue, “几点？” “六点”。“六点” “几点？” err…eleven o’clock. We have not introduced any number over 10 yet, but it’s actually not that difficult, as you can see, the number“11(eleven)” is the result of 10 plus 1。So we pronounce it as 十一 ，十一。And twelve, the result of 10 plus 2， 十二。（11是由1个10和1个1组成的，11=10+1， 10+2=12）
Can I try the next few? thirteen is 十三。 Fourteen is 十四。 fifteen is 十五。Did you get it? Great job！
Let’s apply this rule just a little bit further. Twenty is the result of two tens, and it’s pronounced as “二十”. Thirty is the result of three tens, so “三十”。 This way, it shouldn’t be hard as for, forty, fifty and sixty. Right? Give it a try!! （20是由2个10组成的，20=10+10， 30=10+10+10）
四十， 五十， 六十
You got it!
To fix an exact time for a date, we have to tell the other person whether we are talking about the morning or the afternoon. The morning is “上午” “上午”，and the afternoon is “下午” “下午”。
Now can you tell the exact time in this picture?
上午 十点、上午十点。
How about the next one?
下午 三点。下午三点。
let me put what we have learnt earlier into use:
“下午三点， 我们一起喝咖啡吧！”
“下午三点，我们一起喝咖啡吧！”
If you get an invitation like this but unfortunately can’t make it, you have to say sorry. 对不起 “对不起”“对不起”
And the polite way to respond should be: 没关系。
But if the time suits you fine, or, if you have the time and you’re very glad to go. You should say, 有时间。 “时间” means time.“时间”。 “有”means have , “有”。 Or, we use “没有”，means don’t have.“没有”“没有”
Now we can try some conversations.
Is there a coffee in the picture? 有咖啡吗？
And this one,有咖啡吗？
没有咖啡，有茶。
If we want to know if somebody has time, we should ask “有时间吗?” 有时间吗? look at this man, he is running and looking at his watch, so if I ask “有时间吗? ” His answer should be 没有时间。没有时间。
Now you can make an invitation now.
Let’s go have coffee this morning. 我们上午一起喝咖啡吧！
Sorry, I 'm afraid I don't have the time this morning.对不起，我上午没有时间。
我们上午一起喝咖啡吧！
对不起，我上午没有时间。
Another new expression we will often use is: 再见 means bye bye. 再见 再见 再见
That’s about everything we have to introduce for today.
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Learn Chinese Character Strokes and Writing Rules
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Welcome to watch Hanbridge Mandarin Chinese Character course: Chinese Character Strokes and Writing Rules. The strokes of Chinese characters can be divided into two types from their formation: the basic strokes and compound strokes. The first type is composed of simple dots or lines, and the second made by two or more basic strokes. When you write the strokes, they’ll be no breaking or pausing.
Chinese character Rule No.1 is that each stroke must go in a certain direction. It is important to understand this point and get yourself familiar with strokes, and this is the first step to learn the basic stuff of Chinese characters……
Let’s learn Chinese Character Strokes with Lilian today.
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Chinese character Rule No.1 is that each stroke must go in a certain direction. It is important to understand this point and get yourself familiar with strokes, and this is the first step to learn the basic stuff of Chinese characters……
Let’s learn Chinese Character Strokes with Lilian today.
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How to Order the Chinese Food in a Chinese Restaurant
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Da Jia Hao, welcome to our Hanbridge Live Classroom, today our Hanbridge teacher Clarice will tell you how to order Chinese food in a Chinese restaurant. If you travel in China, this class will very useful for you. You will learn useful tips and phrases for ordering food in Chinese restaurants, including menus, ordering phrases, how to ask price and so on. See more: http://www.hanbridgemandarin.com/course/chinese-language-course/oral-chinese
Do you want to learn more about travel Chinese? Hanbridge Travel Chinese Course is designed to help make your trip to and around China more enjoyable by teaching you practical Chinese phrases and expressions. The one-on-one lessons focus on spoken Chinese that will be useful in situations that you likely encounter on your trip.
Come and join our Hanbridge Mandarin family!
Do you want to learn more about travel Chinese? Hanbridge Travel Chinese Course is designed to help make your trip to and around China more enjoyable by teaching you practical Chinese phrases and expressions. The one-on-one lessons focus on spoken Chinese that will be useful in situations that you likely encounter on your trip.
Come and join our Hanbridge Mandarin family!
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Learn Basic Chinese -How to tell time in Chinese
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Welcome to watch Hanbridge Mandarin Daily Chinese course: How to tell time in Chinese. Before learning to tell time in Mandarin Chinese, you need to have a good master of Mandarin numbers.
All number vocabulary is based on the numbers from zero to ten. Multiples of 10 are expressed as 2+10 (20), 3+10 (30) etc. Numbers above 10 are expressed as 10+1 (11), 20+3 (23) etc. And be careful --- the number 2 has two pronunciations: èr when counting, and liǎng when used with a measure word (as in telling the time). Ok, let’s get started!
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All number vocabulary is based on the numbers from zero to ten. Multiples of 10 are expressed as 2+10 (20), 3+10 (30) etc. Numbers above 10 are expressed as 10+1 (11), 20+3 (23) etc. And be careful --- the number 2 has two pronunciations: èr when counting, and liǎng when used with a measure word (as in telling the time). Ok, let’s get started!
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Learn Basic Chinese: How to Take a Taxi in Chinese with Useful Phrases
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Today, Hanbridge Mandarin Chinese Teacher Lilian will teach you survival Chinese, how to take a taxi in China. Learn how to take taxis in China, including taxi some other common phrases and conversations.
There is another name for taxi in China, named 的士, which is a Cantonese transliteration of the English word "taxi". If you travel in China, taxi will be the most facility vehicle to take you anywhere you want. How to take a taxi and how to communicate with driver for some essential questions? Let’s learn it together in this video.
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There is another name for taxi in China, named 的士, which is a Cantonese transliteration of the English word "taxi". If you travel in China, taxi will be the most facility vehicle to take you anywhere you want. How to take a taxi and how to communicate with driver for some essential questions? Let’s learn it together in this video.
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Learn Basic Chinese: Lesson 13 - Learn Family Members in Chinese
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Welcome to Hanbridge Mandarin live classroom! Many Chinese learners may get confused about the complex titles of Chinese family members. In English, titles of family members are quite simple. For example, “uncle” can be a brother of one’s father or mother. However, in China, the titles of family members are quite complicated.
Today, Hanbridge Mandarin Teacher Julia will introduce how to learn and remember the complicated titles of the Chinese family members to you. You can learn the big brother of one’s father called “bó bo” , the little brother of one’s father called “shū shu”; the sister of one’ father called “gū gu” and so on. At last, Julia will teach everybody a song about Chinese family members, to help you remember the titles faster and easier.
Welcome to Hanbridge Mandarin live classroom! Many Chinese learners may get confused about the complex titles of Chinese family members. In English, titles of family members are quite simple. For example, “uncle” can be a brother of one’s father or mother. However, in China, the titles of family members are quite complicated.
Today, Hanbridge Mandarin Teacher Julia will introduce how to learn and remember the complicated titles of the Chinese family members to you. You can learn the big brother of one’s father called “bó bo” , the little brother of one’s father called “shū shu”; the sister of one’ father called “gū gu” and so on. At last, Julia will teach everybody a song about Chinese family members, to help you remember the titles faster and easier.
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Learn Basic Chinese: How to Talk about Weather in Chinese
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Talking about the weather is important for making small talk. Today, Hanbridge Mandarin Chinese Teacher Lilian will talk about “Weather” in Mandarin Chinese.
Unlike the British are very fond of discussing the weather, Chinese people prefer discussing clothing, food when they meet. In China almost all of the weather reports are displayed in Chinese that you should learn how to read weather in Chinese characters. Then how to talk about Weather in Chinese? Let’s study “Weather” in Mandarin Chinese together in this video. Check the comprehensive examples, check here: http://bit.ly/1SSFxFg
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Unlike the British are very fond of discussing the weather, Chinese people prefer discussing clothing, food when they meet. In China almost all of the weather reports are displayed in Chinese that you should learn how to read weather in Chinese characters. Then how to talk about Weather in Chinese? Let’s study “Weather” in Mandarin Chinese together in this video. Check the comprehensive examples, check here: http://bit.ly/1SSFxFg
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Learn Chinese Through Songs
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Learn Chinese through Chinese songs--tianmimi 甜蜜蜜
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Hello, every one, my name is Lily, i am your teacher today .
In today’s class, I will bring another Chinese song for you, its name is Tianmimi, “tian” is sweet taste, “mi” means honey, and together “tian mimi” very sweet or so sweet, to describe the close relationship between lovers. It was first introduced by a honkonng movie with the same name, tianmimi, which has won a lot of famous movie awards in China, making the song widespread in China as well.
Okay, now let’s enjoy one melody of this song fist
歌曲欣赏 00:00-00:52
甜蜜蜜 你笑得甜蜜蜜
好像花儿开在春风里
开在春风里
在哪里 在哪里见过你
你的笑容这样熟悉
我一时想不起
歌词解释
甜蜜蜜so sweat 你you笑 to smile得 structural甜蜜蜜 so sweat
So sweet, your smile is so sweet
好像seems like花儿flower开 to open/to blossom在at/in春风spring breeze里inside
开在春风里
Your smile seems like a flower blossoming in the spring breeze, in the spring breeze
在哪里where 在哪里where见过saw你you
Where, Where have I met you?
你的your笑容smile这样such熟悉familiar
I am so familiar with your smile
我I一时one moment想不起 unable to recall to mind
That I am unable to recall to my mind at this moment
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In today’s class, I will bring another Chinese song for you, its name is Tianmimi, “tian” is sweet taste, “mi” means honey, and together “tian mimi” very sweet or so sweet, to describe the close relationship between lovers. It was first introduced by a honkonng movie with the same name, tianmimi, which has won a lot of famous movie awards in China, making the song widespread in China as well.
Okay, now let’s enjoy one melody of this song fist
歌曲欣赏 00:00-00:52
甜蜜蜜 你笑得甜蜜蜜
好像花儿开在春风里
开在春风里
在哪里 在哪里见过你
你的笑容这样熟悉
我一时想不起
歌词解释
甜蜜蜜so sweat 你you笑 to smile得 structural甜蜜蜜 so sweat
So sweet, your smile is so sweet
好像seems like花儿flower开 to open/to blossom在at/in春风spring breeze里inside
开在春风里
Your smile seems like a flower blossoming in the spring breeze, in the spring breeze
在哪里where 在哪里where见过saw你you
Where, Where have I met you?
你的your笑容smile这样such熟悉familiar
I am so familiar with your smile
我I一时one moment想不起 unable to recall to mind
That I am unable to recall to my mind at this moment
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Learn Chinese Through Song - 无与伦比的美丽 (Incomparable Beauty)
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Welcome to watch Hanbridge Mandarin course: Learn Chinese Through Song. Today Chinese teacher Lily would love to share a little Chinese love song for you, called “incomparable beauty无与伦比的美丽”.
It is performed by a popular Chinese band called Soda green, the songs of them are often described as gentle and soft, and now I will sing one part of it first.
“天上风筝在天上飞，地上人儿在地上追
你若担心你不能飞，你有我的蝴蝶”(sing)
Okay, we will learn this part word by word, it totally contains only 4 sentences,
the first one
天上风筝在天上飞
天上：sky 风筝：kite 在天上：in the sky ,飞：fly
So, together : 天上风筝在天上飞the kite is flying in the sky.
Next, it’s the second one
唱：地上人儿在地上追
So, together : 地上人儿在地上追 the people are chasing after it on the ground
Okay that’s all the first part of the song “incomparable beauty无与伦比的美丽” , you can find this song in a Chinese KTV or sing it to someone you are really fond of in order to represent your love. We will the left part next class
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It is performed by a popular Chinese band called Soda green, the songs of them are often described as gentle and soft, and now I will sing one part of it first.
“天上风筝在天上飞，地上人儿在地上追
你若担心你不能飞，你有我的蝴蝶”(sing)
Okay, we will learn this part word by word, it totally contains only 4 sentences,
the first one
天上风筝在天上飞
天上：sky 风筝：kite 在天上：in the sky ,飞：fly
So, together : 天上风筝在天上飞the kite is flying in the sky.
Next, it’s the second one
唱：地上人儿在地上追
So, together : 地上人儿在地上追 the people are chasing after it on the ground
Okay that’s all the first part of the song “incomparable beauty无与伦比的美丽” , you can find this song in a Chinese KTV or sing it to someone you are really fond of in order to represent your love. We will the left part next class
Finally, if you want to continue to learn more Chinese online with us, welcome to click the right button and book a free Chinese trial class, see you next class!
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Learn Chinese Through Song - Incomparable Beauty (Part II)
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Hello, everyone, I am Lily. Today I would love to share a little Chinese love song for you, called “incomparable beauty无与伦比的美丽”.
It is performed by a popular Chinese band called Sodagreen, the songs of them are often described as gentle and soft, and now I will sing one part of it first.
“天上风筝在天上飞，地上人儿在地上追
你若担心你不能飞，你有我的蝴蝶”(sing)
Okay, we will learn this part word by word, it totally contains only 4 sentences,
the first one
唱：天上风筝在天上飞
读：天上风筝在天上飞
解释：天上：sky 风筝：kite 在天上：in the sky ,飞：fly
So, together : 天上风筝在天上飞the kite is flying in the sky.
Okay, now sing slowly follow me天上风筝在天上飞
Next, it’s the second one
唱：地上人儿在地上追
读：地上人儿在地上追
解释：地上：ground 人儿：people 在地上：on the ground ,追：chase
So, together : 地上人儿在地上追 the people are chasing after it on the ground
Sing地上人儿在地上追
From the fist one , we sing together “天上风筝在天上飞, 地上人儿在地上追”
Okay that’s all the first part of the song “incomparable beauty无与伦比的美丽”,you can find this song in a Chinese KTV or sing it to someone you are really fond of in order to represent your love. We will the left part next class
Finally, if you want to continue to learn more Chinese online with us, welcome to click the right button and book a free Chinese trial class, I’m lily, see you next class!
It is performed by a popular Chinese band called Sodagreen, the songs of them are often described as gentle and soft, and now I will sing one part of it first.
“天上风筝在天上飞，地上人儿在地上追
你若担心你不能飞，你有我的蝴蝶”(sing)
Okay, we will learn this part word by word, it totally contains only 4 sentences,
the first one
唱：天上风筝在天上飞
读：天上风筝在天上飞
解释：天上：sky 风筝：kite 在天上：in the sky ,飞：fly
So, together : 天上风筝在天上飞the kite is flying in the sky.
Okay, now sing slowly follow me天上风筝在天上飞
Next, it’s the second one
唱：地上人儿在地上追
读：地上人儿在地上追
解释：地上：ground 人儿：people 在地上：on the ground ,追：chase
So, together : 地上人儿在地上追 the people are chasing after it on the ground
Sing地上人儿在地上追
From the fist one , we sing together “天上风筝在天上飞, 地上人儿在地上追”
Okay that’s all the first part of the song “incomparable beauty无与伦比的美丽”,you can find this song in a Chinese KTV or sing it to someone you are really fond of in order to represent your love. We will the left part next class
Finally, if you want to continue to learn more Chinese online with us, welcome to click the right button and book a free Chinese trial class, I’m lily, see you next class!
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Learn Chinese Through Song - Incomparable Beauty (Part III)
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Welcome to Hanbridge Mandarin Chinese song's class! Today, we are going to continue our learning of Chinese song- incomparable beauty. This is the third part of this song.
天上风筝在天上飞
地上人儿在地上追
你若担心你不能飞
你有我的蝴蝶
天上风筝在天上飞
地上人儿在地上追
我若担心我不能飞
我有你的草原
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天上风筝在天上飞
地上人儿在地上追
你若担心你不能飞
你有我的蝴蝶
天上风筝在天上飞
地上人儿在地上追
我若担心我不能飞
我有你的草原
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