Daily Chinese by Hanbridge

Welcome to Hanbridge Mandarin live classroom. Today we are going to learn some interesting Chinese characters and daily expressions by associative memory method with our Hanbridge Mandarin teacher Julia. In this video, Julia will tell you how to learn some Chinese characters or expressions by associative memory, such as pictures or combination. For example, Chinese characters “日” or “月’ （sun and moon）, its original style of written come from the shape of the sun and moon. And another example, Chinese character “明”， it put“日and “月” together， which means “bright”.

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Hello everyone, I am Lily, Welcome to hanbridge mandarin school.
If you travel in China, you may have to find the way, sometimes if the phone is not working, you have to ask Chinese the directions in Chinese. so today we will learn some sentences about ‘How to Ask Directions in Chinese’. like how to go to the restaurant and asking the ways to the train station, or any other places you want. Okay, let’s start. the fist one, ‘excuse me, where is the restaurant?’ 请 问， 饭店 在哪里？
第一句
请 please, 问 ask, 请问 means ‘excuse me, may I ask’
饭店restaurant
在 at
哪里 where
Together，饭店在哪里？ where is the restaurant?


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Do you know red envelope? What’s inside of it? And what’s the story behind? Today, you’ll know the interesting fact of red envelope!

Red envelops is called 红包 (Hónɡ bāo) in Chinese. It is “red” because during the Qin Dynasty, the elderly would thread coins with a red string. So in modern times, paper bills are wrapped by red papers, since the red color symbolizes good fortune in Chinese tradition.……

To help you get involved in Hongbao spirit in Chinese culture, Hanbridge Mandarin is giving away millions of Hongbao during this coming Chinese New Year, visit the page to grab a red envelope worthing 100 dollars! Come quickly and do not miss the fun of grabbing Red envelopes on our website！

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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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To all the Chinese Learners, 听不懂 tīng bù dǒng is a very useful and common phrase and every Chinese beginner needs to learn.

When you do not understand something, you will default to saying 听不懂 tīng bù dǒng. However, it does not help in all situations. If you say "我听不懂"，the native speaker will think you do not understand Mandarin Chinese at all, not like you do not understand the particular thing.

But, what if you just do not fully get the meaning of the speaker, like missing one word, concept, or maybe you just didn't hear clearly, what should you say?

Today our Hanbridge Mandarin professional Chinese teacher lilian will teach you the better ways to say "I don't understand" in Chinese.http://www.hanbridgemandarin.com/article/daily-chinese-learning-tips/say-i-dont-understand-in-chinese-like-a-native/

1. wǒ bù mínɡ bɑi ; wǒ bù dǒnɡ ； wǒ bù zhī dào
我不明白; 我不懂；我不知道
2. duì bù qǐ ， wǒ bù dǒnɡ nǐ de yì si
对不起，我不懂你的意思
bù hǎo yì si , wǒ méi tīnɡ qīnɡ chu
不好意思，我没听清楚
4. nǐ ( ɡānɡ cái / ɡānɡ ɡānɡ ) shuō shén me ？
你(刚才/刚刚)说什么？

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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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Learn how to say basic greetings in Chinese in a row, like Happy Birthday, Happy New Year, Merry Christmas. Impress your Chinese friends.

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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.

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

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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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Hello, everyone, I am Lily, last class we have learned the first part of the Chinese love song, tianmimi, this class we will learn the left part. Okay, Ready?

歌曲欣赏【把这一段歌曲放一下】
啊在梦里
梦里梦里见过你
甜蜜甜蜜笑的多甜蜜
是你，是你
梦见的就是你

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
录音1
let’s explain one by one
啊means “ah or opps” 在at 梦dream 里inside , 啊在梦里 together, it means” Ah,it’s in dream”
梦里梦里in the dream 见过 saw你you
Together,梦里梦里见过你
It’s in the dream, it’s in the dream that i have seen you.
Okay with first one, 啊在梦里
梦里梦里见过你
Okay? Let’s try to sing it. slowly, The first time
啊在梦里
梦里梦里见过你
Okay, let’s sing follow the music
【说完这句话后加音乐，“啊在梦里梦里梦里见过你”这一句跟音乐一起唱】

录音2
The second part, let’s start
甜蜜甜蜜so sweat, so sweat笑的smiling多how or so甜蜜sweat,
Okay, together, 甜蜜甜蜜笑的多甜蜜
So sweat, so sweat, your smiling is so sweat
【唱这一句】


录音3
Next one是你是你,梦见的就是你
One by one
是is 你you 是你是你 it’s you it’s you
梦dream 见 see 的structual patical 梦见的what i have seen in the dream
就just是 is 就是 just is 你you
So,是你，是你
梦见的就是你 8A00FF
It’s you, it’s you, that i have seen in my dream, it’s you
Okay, let’s sing together
是你，是你
梦见的就是你
【唱】

录音4
This time, let’s try from the beginning, from “ah”
啊在梦里
梦里梦里见过你
甜蜜笑的多甜蜜
是你，是你
梦见的就是你
【唱】
Okay? Now let’s follow the music
【把这一整段音乐再放一遍，从开头到第二遍的我一时想不起】
00A2FF

录音5结尾
Okay, together with first class, we have finished almost all the lyrics in the song, and the next following part of the melody would just be the repetition of parts we have learned. That’s the end of the class, If you want to continue to learn Chinese with us, welcome to click the right bottom and book more trial classes online with us. I am Lily, see you.

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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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