PURE AUTISM
/sino/
Carter Russell
Nolan Young
anime
Landon Barnes
kek
Isaiah White
so why do you use bilibili
Mason Foster
chinks everywhere
我怕了
Asher Evans
别怕 来吃根香蕉吧
Robert Peterson
哈哈,食我大铁蕉啦
Caleb Thompson
Yes sino
Juan Diaz
DELETE THIS
Sebastian Miller
Reunion, perhaps?
Isaiah Harris
t.Tainadian
Joseph Cruz
Nerds Imao
Parker Torres
desi lmao
Carson Diaz
Why is no one here
Please more Chinese
中文
为什么
不更多
草你们女朋友和妹妹
Charles Howard
One last bump
Ian Butler
I share a room with a qt3.14 from nanjing and I need to make her love me back
What do Chinese girls like other than money
Hunter Garcia
Gold.
Liam Price
>girl from nanking
>claim that nanking massacre killed a lot of people
>claim you hate japan
>girl gets wet
No better plan than this
Aiden Wilson
我来了
Aaron Phillips
Can't wait till Trump calls Tsai again hehe
Anthony Baker
Yes
Jaxson Jones
>not xixi
You dishonor your famiry, chang
Owen Sanders
Tsai is my goddess
Zachary Cook
...
Jose Anderson
>studied for 9 months
>still not HSK6 level
at least i can understand most of daily conversation and shit
Cooper Gray
Are tones something you actively have to work at, or will you just learn to differentiate over time?
Ethan Hill
Mostly just gets better over time.
With tones I think it's important to learn approximately how each is pronounced, but I think listening to a ton of specific single pinyin syllables and trying to recognize the tone is pretty useless. In reality, you need to recognize words, not tones. So just do a bunch of listening practice trying to recognize what words are spoken in a sentence, while paying attention to the tones, and with time you'll get better at differentiating tones on their own.
Personally I find things like xiao/shao or xing/xin qing/qin much harder to differentiate than tones. Doesn't help that some chinese don't even distinguish them well when speaking.
Lucas Ramirez
Thanks! That helps a bunch