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0.0 - Absolute Beginner: This level features extremely simple language and basic expressions, accompanied by clear visuals and context. It is perfect for individuals with no knowledge of the target language.
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Title: Tips1- Do I need and when to practice speaking, Chinese characters?
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00:00-01:09   Need to practice speaking?
01:10-04:03 Students‘ cases of speaking
04:04-04:38 Student’s learning material cut
04:39-07:08 Student’s effective Chinese characters acquisition
07:09-08:14 Get used to Comprehensible Input
08:15-08:51 Recap

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Caption: for the question do I need to or when to practice speaking and recognize Chinese characters the answer is they are not necessary especially in the beginner level including speaking yes including speaking because in the beginner level we are like a kid when we acquire our mother tongue our native language we have the period of Silent period in this period we just input we just listen a lot and we are not able to speak them when do we start to speak that&#39;s the time when we are ready and for this ready time everyone is different some people they already in one year maybe after one year and some people in a few months some people in a few weeks some people in the beginning in their first lesson whichever makes you feel comfortable make you feel or less stressful and from a sense of achievement that is the time that you decide if you start to speak let&#39;s talk about speaking first for the Chinese characters we talk about later for speaking there&#39;s a example that I had a student before he&#39;s very smart and he watched a lot of videos about how language acquisition Works how the comprehensible input works how tpis works and he knew this a lot in our lesson I will speak nearly 90 and and he didn&#39;t speak so much and until one year later her he&#39;s still didn&#39;t want to speak although he already acquired the ability to speak he could have the daily or normal conversations with me already but he didn&#39;t want to speak in our relation he said he&#39;s not ready and he wants to input more before he speak at that time he can understand me very very clearly in 90 of our daily conversations in normal speed so he had very good listening skills a lot of input then it doesn&#39;t need to worry about the speaking so this is how second language acquisition Theory told us proved to be so and my student proved to be so and and also I had a student she gave some feedbacks in our lessons and she said that she didn&#39;t practice speaking in Chinese but it came that she can speak better Chinese than the other language which she practiced what these two students do was that they both review our lessons our recording license uh times and times after the lesson so they repeat repeat repeatedly listening to our content so this is the a suggestion for you that if you don&#39;t find this boring and you find it&#39;s okay for you that you can repeat listening to them more and more repeatedly reputation is very very important just mention the first student what he did is he record our lesson or he cut himself he only listened to me convectively so he cut those uh silent period so you will see me talking all the time so maybe one hour lesson and after cutting there is maybe 20 minutes of me speaking native speakers speaking all the time so he listened to this many times like he said he will immerse in Chinese for averagely maybe two or three hours a day he can listen to it as a background when he&#39;s cooking when he is walking taking a walk or when he&#39;s by the tree that he will look at a video or just listen to the video shopping um [Music] [Music] what this student did great is about the Chinese characters so now let&#39;s move to Chinese characters we didn&#39;t mention too much about trans characters how to acquire that but one day after a few minutes I can remember but one day I showed him one of my articles which I wrote in Chinese and it&#39;s not wrote for my foreign students just for Chinese people we talked about this I show him well this is what I wrote about how I felt yesterday like that he read it and I asked how much you can understand I was surprised to know he told me 95 nearly 95 percent I was so surprised I asked how could you understand so much you recognize so much Chinese characters and he told me what he did is when he revealed our videos because he already understood what the general ideas so when he watched the videos again he will use them some apps to generate subtitles automatically like this so maybe it&#39;s not 100 accurate but nearly 90 percent so when he watched the videos a lot he read the subtitles a lot when he read them a lot he was familiar with design characters because some trans characters they are very very commonly used because you will you will have to see them a lot okay so you don&#39;t need to memorize you just get familiar with them when you wash them like the word wasi one I like or what sure Amber I am Amber like this and you see this a lot you naturally you will recognize these challenge characters so no need memorization so I thought this is a very smart method so I recommend it to my some other students and they worked well in this method so I from this student I learned that you don&#39;t need to memorize the transcriptors and you just get familiar with them when you see them a lot so change characters is like speaking or like a comprehensible input that you input a lot you see them a lot by reading or by watching the subtitles by watching some TV series that you will naturally be acquired them but in the beginning when you all just starting the comprehensible input though just starting with the videos maybe you will have the process to get familiar or get used to this method because we used to work with grammar we cannot get used to it very quickly maybe after a few videos maybe you will feel better you&#39;ll feel uh you can get the general idea easier or you don&#39;t struggle with each word you can follow how it works so if if you are in this situation I recommend maybe in the beginning you just focus on listening focusing on be familiar with the method with the comprehensible input how it works and be familiar with understanding the ideas be familiar with this Chinese sense you get the sense of the language then you start to read the subtitles you start with Chinese characters so don&#39;t worry if you cannot get the comprehensible input the videos and the characters you can send it later so to recap for the speaking and trans characters no need to worry because you can start them whenever you are ready even maybe it&#39;s one year later let&#39;s do it whenever you are ready what the most most important thing is to know how comprehensible input works and get familiar with it to acquire them more effectively just input input input repeatedly input get the general idea don&#39;t worry about speaking