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User: Title: WHAT I LEARNED from my Chinese Vlog
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Description: What I've learned from my first Chinese vlog and what I'm doing now to learn Chinese.
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Caption: what&#39;s up guys evildea here today i want to talk about what i learned from my first chinese vlog and what i&#39;ve done since then so after getting all the feedback from my vlog the main criticisms i guess were towards like my pronunciation someone commented that uh if xero was i don&#39;t understand you 100 was i fully understand you you&#39;re somewhere around the 80 mark and you could probably lift that to get a lot better and they kind of commented that for a like non-native speaker of chinese that my chinese like pronunciation is quite good so i was happy with that but there was certain things that i need to work on and these were the comments i received from several different chinese speakers so there was a sound specifically and that is like i don&#39;t know what that is in ipa if you know it feel free to drop in the comments anyway i need to work on that sound especially when i&#39;ve got like a second tone and i&#39;m using that sound because it&#39;s quite hard for me to pull off because it&#39;s in none of my other languages anyway there was other sounds such as un versus um i can pronounce them when i think about it but when i&#39;m saying words especially again that second tone it becomes hard to get that right and then talking about tones is the fourth followed by the first tone so that should be like if i say the word everyone it&#39;s like da but i have a tendency of turning that one into a third tone like that which then becomes da which is just wrong and i have to work on that like consciously because it&#39;s just one of those things which is just really hard not to go like that basically that&#39;s what i&#39;ve done for pronunciation i&#39;ve also reorganized my anki decks so in the past i had like a bunch of different random anki decks but i&#39;ve kind of figured something out and actually learnt this from my spanish anki decks yes i&#39;m kind of starting to learn spanish as just randomly on the side so don&#39;t like start typing spanish comments and smashing me because i won&#39;t understand anyway this is what i&#39;ve been doing so basically i&#39;ve got three decks let&#39;s say there&#39;s a new concept or word i will get a bunch of sentences i&#39;ll sentence mine them uh and i&#39;ll get a bunch of recordings for that and i&#39;ll slap them all into that one deck and i&#39;ll just listen to it to the point where i&#39;m able to just easily hear that word and pick it out without like listening to it over a hundred times and once i get to that point where i&#39;m like oh yeah i know what that word is and this is part of a sentence by the way then i&#39;ll move that word well i&#39;ll keep that sentence but then i&#39;ll create a separate deck or i&#39;ve got a separate deck where i put that word into there just for that word itself but this time it&#39;s just the english translation then i have to say the chinese word and i flip it over you know get it right get it wrong okay then after that once i&#39;ve gotten the good there then i&#39;ve got a speaking deck where basically i&#39;m just giving an english sentence and then i need to say that sentence in chinese flip it over to check if it&#39;s right so i start by listening to a word a lot when i get good at hearing it then i move to just saying that word a lot and then once i get good at saying it then i move to a deck where i have to say that word as part of a sentence a lot because i found that if i start with listening i when i get to the spoken side of things i&#39;m just able to more naturally say that word but if i start with just in the speaking deck that word it&#39;s more mechanical and it&#39;s just it&#39;s harder to get there and sometimes i just start misremembering the the tones really badly and it messes everything up i have been watching a lot of kids chinese shows there&#39;s actually a youtube channel called little fox chinese and there&#39;s like two like kid shows on that channel one that&#39;s called sao bianful which means like little bat and another which is like a sao kong long which is like a little dinosaur and i&#39;ve been watching those and they&#39;re good for my level and picking up like words and grammar and then adding those sentences to my decks but it&#39;s quite funny because when i went to my friend&#39;s house i may i have a really amazing vocab for children so i can talk about all the random things you know like a tyrannosaurus rex like i know how to say a t-rex because like of these kids tv shows i watch but i don&#39;t know how to say things like headphones or power cables so i know all these random words which makes me great for my friends children who are chinese speakers but terrible for adults but i kind of like that i kind of like just building it up slowly as if i was growing like a child through this language and i&#39;ve also done something random which is kind of on the side so there&#39;s a show called shanghai fortress which is like this alien fantasy uh it&#39;s not a show it&#39;s a movie an alien fantasy movie and it&#39;s completely in chinese and i&#39;ve got the subtitles for that and i&#39;ve literally been grabbing each subtitle from the beginning figuring out all the words i don&#39;t know in it adding them to my decks and practicing them and it&#39;s very time consuming because this is native level chinese and i&#39;ve gone through the first five minutes of the movie and now when i watch the first five minutes of the movie completely understand it no problem because i&#39;ve been practicing those words and structures over and over and over so my goal is eventually that over months and months and months i&#39;ll have the whole movie basically translated into anki decks and cards and stuff like that and i&#39;ll be able to watch that movie from beginning to end like i&#39;ll probably hate the movie by then but i&#39;ll be able to watch that from beginning the end and go i understand that and then you&#39;ll give me another chinese movie and i probably won&#39;t understand anything but at least that one movie i&#39;ll be able to watch i just kind of like that as kind of like a side challenge type of thing anyway that&#39;s what i&#39;ve been doing for chinese um i did want to release another vlog this week in chinese i probably won&#39;t because i&#39;m pretty self-conscious about that pronunciation stuff after my first vlog so i just want to work on that a lot more before i release my next one i don&#39;t know maybe next week no promises here it also depends on my work schedule and stuff like that so if you&#39;ve liked this video like it shared around some to the channel and if you haven&#39;t seen i&#39;ve got a patreon page so if you like what i&#39;m doing go check it out uh and support me and that will help me create more content in the future see you all in the next video
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