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0:04hi welcome to singing how to study
0:06chinese this is hsk level 1 course and i
0:10am your teacher ronnie today we are
0:13going to learn lesson one
0:19which means hello
0:21hello
0:22so before we learn to write chinese
0:25characters first we are going to learn
0:27how to read it read that's why we are
0:31going to learn p in first p
0:34so what is pinging why should we learn p
0:37in first
0:39as we can see here is the topic of
0:42today's lesson nihao
0:45and above it we can see
0:47there are something like english with
0:49some marks on it that is pin in chinese
0:53spin in simply speaking pin in is the
0:56pronunciation of chinese characters
1:00and why should we use that why can't we
1:02just get the pronunciation from the
1:05characters itself just like english
1:08because chinese is not phonetic language
1:11like english or french
1:14chinese is ideographic language
1:18for example when i give you any strange
1:22unfamiliar words in english even though
1:26you are not familiar with it you don't
1:28know the meaning of it you can still
1:30read it because you've learned the
1:32alphabetic alphabet of this language but
1:35chinese is not it doesn't work that way
1:39even though you can know the meaning of
1:41the particles of chinese characters you
1:44still can get the pronunciation of it
1:47because every particle of chinese
1:50characters doesn't indicate the
1:52pronunciation of it that's why we need
1:55pn to help us to pronounce chinese
1:58characters
2:00so first let's move on to pin
2:07so in pinning there are
2:10initials and finals initials and finals
2:14if we put initials and finals together
2:17then we can get a syllable server so
2:20first let's see initials
2:23initials
2:24there are 14 initials in the table
2:28and i will read it for you please listen
2:31carefully if you can please reach out to
2:34me okay first one is
2:37four
2:40four
2:42four
2:44this one is
2:46four
2:47okay next one
2:49is
2:50poor
2:52poor
2:55poor
2:57next
2:58read up to me please
3:00more
3:02more
3:04more
3:07next is
3:09four
3:11four
3:13four
3:15next
3:25next
3:27[Music]
3:42next
3:52[Music]
3:58next
4:05next one
4:13next
4:14g
4:18g
4:20try to put make your tongue touch your
4:22upper gum okay
4:27next is
4:34put your upper gum touch your upper gum
4:37again
4:38next one
4:39c
4:40for c don't make your own tongue touch
4:44your upper gum make it bit close to your
4:47upper gum okay
4:49c
4:51c
4:53c
4:54so these are 14 basic initials of
4:58chinese p
5:02now let's see these two groups okay
5:06these two groups
5:09first let me get rid of these
5:12lines
5:13let's see these two groups
5:23these two groups
5:24i'm going to separate them into these
5:26two groups first one this one is an
5:31unaspirated group and this one
5:34aspirated one aspirated initials what
5:38does this mean
5:39you can try to put your hand in front of
5:42your mouth or
5:44a tissue or paper in front of your mouth
5:46and try to pronounce
5:48poor
5:49and poor
5:51you can feel the air coming out of your
5:53mouth is different okay for poor
5:57you can feel the air is soft but for
6:00poor
6:02poor the air is much stronger
6:06and for four and poor
6:09please pay attention to the the lips for
6:13poor
6:13the shape of our lips are the same the
6:16only difference is the air coming out of
6:20your mouth so poor soft air
6:23poor stronger air
6:25and for thirteen is the same
6:30softer air two
6:32stronger air
6:33and
6:35softer air cur stronger air
6:39and d
6:40t
6:41d
6:42softer air and c
6:44stronger air
6:46that's the differences between
6:48unaspirated and accurate initials
6:52so now let's try to read them from start
6:56each row once okay
6:58three
6:59two
7:00one
7:13m
7:28don't forget about the air and the
7:30position of your tongue okay
7:33so now let's move on to finals finals
7:39as we can see there are many finals here
7:41so
7:42let's read up to me okay
7:45first one is
7:47e
7:51e
7:54next one
8:00sounds like a train
8:03next
8:10next r
8:14r
8:16er
8:17you can try to pronounce er first and
8:20then
8:20roll up your tongue er
8:24next is
8:31next one
8:32is
8:38yeah next
8:48and then
8:50[Music]
8:52this is wha
8:54next
8:56or
8:57these two are the same okay
9:04next is
9:06uh
9:12next one
9:19e
9:20e
9:22next one
9:24yeah
9:27pronounce
9:28this and then pronounce e and then you
9:31can get
9:37i
9:39i
9:41i
9:43sounds like english letter i right
9:46next one
9:48y
9:50y
9:51pronounce u first and then put i after
9:54that
9:54y
9:56y
9:58next one
10:00a
10:02a
10:03sounds like english a
10:05a
10:07a
10:09next one is
10:11boy
10:13boy
10:15boy
10:17this is the pronunciation of this final
10:21and we will write it down like this
10:24like this written in the practice
10:26bracket
10:29y
10:31next one is
10:39last one
10:44yeah
10:46so as we can see
10:49there are several different
10:52initials here and e
10:55ah and uh
10:57they appeared in many different finals
11:00many different finals
11:02and er
11:04pronunciation might be different
11:07from
11:09although they are written the same for
11:12example like in this this one is ah
11:16but this one yeah
11:21in this
11:22i know
11:23i actually is pronounced as
11:27yeah okay yeah
11:30and for example like
11:35in this final
11:37in this final uh is actually
11:40e
11:49itself is pronounced as ee but sometimes
11:52it can be sounds like
11:57so
11:58these can be different so don't panic
12:00when you find it sounds
12:03sounds doesn't like what you imagine
12:05okay
12:06so these are the finals now let's try to
12:09read it from the start
12:11or just once okay
12:15from this
12:16to
12:17this in this direction okay
12:19three two one
12:22e
12:29[Music]
12:35wha
12:51why
12:53a
12:55way
13:00yeah
13:02okay these are the basic initials and
13:06finals of king and there are still
13:10a very important part for king which is
13:13tone
13:14tone
13:15tone is very outstanding feature of
13:18chinese
13:19we have four
13:21four basic tones for chinese
13:24and if i use ma as an example then the
13:27photon is
13:29ma
13:31ma
13:32ma
13:35these four tones okay these four tones
13:39and as you can see here are four
13:42examples here for mama ma
13:46now let me
13:49make a
13:53let me see first we can see here are
13:57five lines in each
13:59pin in there are five lines here which
14:01means five pitches five pitches from the
14:06first one first pitch to fifth from the
14:09lowest to the highest okay
14:12so first let's see the first tone first
14:15tone
14:16ma
14:17we can see it started from
14:20page five the highest page page five and
14:24it ended at page five two so it is a
14:29level flat sound
14:31ma
14:32always on the highest page ma
14:36ma
14:38and this is
14:39first tone let's see second tone which
14:43is ma
14:45okay
14:46it started at page three page three and
14:50it ended at page five from
14:54ma
14:55to from
14:58so we should change the pitch right when
15:01we read it so it is
15:07the pitch is rising up rising up from
15:11three to five ma
15:14ma
15:15this is second tone
15:18now let's see the tone third tone which
15:21is ma
15:24ma
15:25so it started at page
15:27two
15:28and it dropped to the page one
15:32and then it rise up to page five
15:36page four
15:38more like page four so it is like two
15:42one four
15:43two one four so it is ma
15:48ma
15:49read up for me please ma
15:52this one can be a little bit tricky
15:54ma
15:56ma
15:57this is
15:58third tone front started from the page
16:02two and drop to pitch one and then rise
16:05up to pitch four this is
16:10and last one the fourth tone fourth tone
16:13let's see it started at the highest page
16:16and it rapidly dropped to
16:20page one page one so it's like
16:23ma
16:25ma
16:26ma
16:27it dropped rapidly not slowly okay
16:31ma
16:33ma read up to me please ma
16:36so this is our four tones first second
16:40third and fourth ma
16:42ma
16:44ma
16:46these four tones is four tones
16:49okay now let's try to do some practice
16:52okay do some practices we can see there
16:55are
16:56many
16:57what many finals we've just learned
17:00before and they are marked with the
17:04toe marks too much
17:06as we can see here this is the tongue
17:09mark for first tone and this is tone
17:13mark for second tone and this is tone
17:16mark for third tone and this is tone
17:19mark for fourth tone just like the way
17:23it is pronounced right
17:25first is flat and second is rising up
17:29and the third is drop down and rise up
17:31again and the fourth is
17:34drop down
17:35so let's try to read it okay read after
17:38me first one is
17:43next one second tone is ah
17:48and third tone is
17:50ah
17:52ah
17:54and the fourth term is ah
17:57ah
17:58the next
18:00is
18:02okay try to
18:05read it
18:06[Music]
18:09next one is
18:12oh second tone yes that's tone is
18:16oh
18:20and first term is
18:25the next is
18:26uh let's try
18:29uh first town
18:34second term is
18:37rising up
18:52and then next one
18:53the last one is photon
18:59drop rapidly
19:01next one is e try to read it first term
19:04is
19:05e
19:07e
19:23next one
19:24is
19:25ooh
19:26okay ooh
19:28try to read it
19:29oh first town
19:33level and flat ooh
19:35second town
19:36oh
19:50is okay first town
19:56second tone
19:58um
20:06and last one boston
20:11very good excellent
20:13now we've seen
20:15how to
20:16read
20:17our tones
20:19and now we are going to learn chinese
20:22syllables chinese syllables we've
20:24already already learned three basic
20:27parts of pin which is initials finals
20:31and tones on it and if we put these
20:35three parts together then we can get a
20:37servo but sometimes a servo can be there
20:40without a initial but must be
20:44a final and a tone okay final undertone
20:49so now let's see some examples first
20:52what makes the chinese syllable first
20:55one is mao
20:57mao
20:58okay mao here
21:00let's see mao is the first tone word mao
21:05and it is combined by
21:08more initial and ao the final
21:13mao and the tone is the first tone mao
21:17mao which means cat
21:19cat
21:21now second one is
21:24we can see
21:26the initial part is empty here empty
21:29here which means it doesn't have a
21:31initial but some students might be a
21:33little bit confused because here is that
21:36initial for it which is
21:38y in
21:40english and
21:42it is pronounced as e in chinese so
21:46let's see here
21:48here the note here
21:49when
21:50e and u
21:52acts as n syllable by itself
21:56when e and u
21:58acts as an syllable by itself
22:00e is added before it this one is added
22:04before it this one
22:06and without two thoughts of we
22:10remove
22:12which means we will remove
22:15these two dots and just write it like
22:18this
22:19just write it like this
22:21and
22:22it's it looks just like all right so
22:26when
22:27what should we do when the final is
22:33itself
22:34accessing syllable
22:36then we should put
22:38this
22:39initial you pay for it okay
22:42this one
22:44is
22:46okay
22:48now let's focus on
22:52okay
22:52so this is
22:56and the tone is second tone which is
23:04means fish
23:06fish
23:07now let's see next one next one
23:10looks a little bit complicated but
23:12actually it is not let's see here it is
23:16the initial
23:17d
23:18right g and o final is ye
23:22and the tone is third tone so
23:25yeah
23:30yeah
23:31yeah means sister elder sister not
23:34younger one the elder one yeah
23:38yeah
23:40last example is er
23:44er
23:45we have no initial here and the final is
23:49er
23:50endothelin is fourth tone so
23:53er
23:54er it means two in chinese two in
23:58chinese
23:59now we've learned the syllables now
24:01let's move on to next part next part is
24:06practice
24:07now let's try to practice this mono
24:09server course okay first one is
24:13e
24:13means close
24:15e
24:17e as we can see here it is the
24:21the final is what the final is e right
24:24the final is e and e itself excess and
24:28syllable so we put and
24:31put this initial in front of it and we
24:34get rid of this dot and then we put the
24:38tone on it tone mark so it is e
24:42e means close next one try to read with
24:45me
24:46oh
24:48read up to me please
24:52it means five it is a third tone word
24:56next one is
24:58me
25:00as we can see the final is actually
25:04but
25:05we get rid of these two dots right we
25:08get rid of these two dots read that
25:10thing please
25:22[Music]
25:26next one another third tone
25:29it is four e
25:31b
25:32the initial four
25:34the final e and the tone is the tone b e
25:38b
25:39next one is
25:40moreow mao we already landed it means
25:44cat mao
25:46mao
25:47next one is
25:55and tone is the tone
25:57dao which means island
25:59island dao next one is
26:04the initial is
26:06and the final is
26:08and the tone is first tone that is
26:13next one
26:15initial is g
26:17and the final is e
26:22so it is
26:27it means chicken chicken next one is
26:37the initial is t and the final is e and
26:40the term is first tone so it is t
26:44t
26:45next one is
26:47shi
26:48cm means shoes shoes and the initial is
26:52she and the final is ye and the tone and
26:56second tone so she
26:59see
27:02last one is
27:04she read up me please share
27:08share
27:09the initial is c again and the final is
27:12here and the tone is that tone so it is
27:16see
27:18she
27:19means snow
27:21now
27:22now let's try to practice some dye
27:25syllabic words i said that was
27:27so for daisy because
27:30one tricky part is to separate these two
27:34characters so where is
27:36so where should we separate them
27:38we should separate them from
27:42the initial and
27:44and the final right the initial for the
27:48former one and uh
27:50the final for the former one and the
27:52initial for the letter one
27:55so now let's see
27:57first one is
28:11it means coffee without me please
28:14cafe
28:48next one read up to me please
29:09me please be
29:22[Music]
29:24e g
29:26this is airplane read up to me please
29:32say
29:34next one
29:38boy
29:48brushed pen brush pen
29:52last one is r g
29:55r
29:56g e g
29:58r g
29:59it is headphone wait after me please
30:02r g
30:04r g
30:06very good very good so
30:10now let's move on to next part next part
30:14the tone sandy tone sandy when there are
30:18two third tones together there will be a
30:21tone sandy so what is a tone sandy
30:24actually it is the changes of the tone
30:28changes of the tone when two third tone
30:30syllables
30:32are read in sequence like this
30:36like me how like this
30:38we should turn the first one the first
30:43two
30:44two third tones and when and when they
30:47are in the sequence we should read the
30:49first third tone as the
30:52second term we should change it to the
30:54second term
30:55let's see the examples
30:57first one is mi hao which means hello
31:01hello me
31:03how they're all
31:05third tone words that turn syllables
31:09then this
31:10in this situation we should change this
31:13one this knee into
31:15me
31:17change it to the second term
31:20me how
31:21without me please
31:23me how
31:25in this occasion we shouldn't read them
31:26as me
31:28how it is me how but we still will write
31:32it as
31:33ni
31:34hao
31:35but we will read it as me
31:38hao
31:39okay now let's see second example it is
31:50and when we put these two characters
31:52together
31:54it means be able to do something be able
31:56to do something so when we put them
31:58together we should change our first one
32:00into
32:01second tone right so it becomes
32:08read up to me please
32:14very good
32:15next the last example is
32:18[Music]
32:23another saturn so
32:25full down together means coach someone
32:28be a tutor for someone
32:30so when they're together we should
32:33change the first one into second tone
32:36right so it becomes
32:39read up to me please
32:45okay now let's try to practice
32:49there are many
32:51two
32:52third tone servos together
32:55so now let's try to practice try to read
32:58them first one
33:02how
33:03then we should change the
33:06first one
33:07change the formal one into second term
33:09right change it to me change it to me so
33:14let's read it
33:15me how
33:17me how
33:18next one is
33:21kai
33:22very
33:31it means coach someone to tell someone
33:34so we should change it to the second
33:36tone and it is
33:41next one is
33:51when we put them together we should
33:53change this one to second tone then it
33:55makes
33:57yeah reduction please
34:02next one
34:03cool
34:09so we should change call into second
34:12terms and it makes
34:18next one is
34:26and then we should change v into second
34:28tone so read after me please
34:34very good next one is
34:37wow
34:38and
34:40we should change 5 into bar so it
34:43becomes
34:44value
34:46by
34:57we should change tao into tao so it
34:59becomes
35:00tao
35:12we should change liao into liao so it
35:14becomes real yeah read up to me please
35:26we should change yo
35:27into yo
35:36[Music]
35:43[Music]
36:01so the correct
36:02pronunciation of it is
36:08very good very good
36:10so that is all for the
36:14oh for the practice of the
36:16third tone cindy now let's move on to
36:19the next part
36:21next part
36:23is text
36:25let's move on to our text
36:28to learn the greetings of chinese
36:34so we can see here are the new words
36:37let's first learn the new words first
36:40one is
36:41me
36:44a third tone initial mirror and the
36:46final is e and the tone is that tone me
36:51it is a pronoun which means you you and
36:55it is a singular one which means
36:58you are only one person one person you
37:02singular you okay
37:04me
37:06read up and please me
37:09me
37:11this is you but singular one
37:13next new word is
37:19the initial
37:20the final out and the tone is third tone
37:24so it is
37:27read up to me please
37:29how
37:30how it means good
37:33fine good fine so when we put these two
37:37characters together we can get a hello
37:39knee how so when we put these two
37:42together what should we do
37:44there are two
37:45two subtones
37:47put together then we should
37:50yes tone sandy right on sandy we should
37:53change the formal one into second tone
37:55so it is not me
38:01very good
38:02now let's try to read the text
38:06the text here is
38:11a and b are greeting each other we can
38:14see right they are greeting each other
38:17so i'm gonna read this first for you and
38:20you can try to read that to me
38:23he said
38:25nihao
38:27he said
38:29nihao
38:31are greeting each other me right so this
38:35time try to read up to me okay try to
38:38read up to me
38:39three two one
38:42nihao
38:44nihao this is the most common way to
38:48greet each other in china in china me
38:51how
38:53okay let's try to learn another way to
38:56greet people
38:59first let's look at the
39:01new words new words first one is
39:07the initial is
39:09and the final is in
39:12and the term is second tone no in mean
39:16read after me please mean
39:20mean
39:21this is a pronoun too it means you but
39:24in a respectable way
39:27to say you so this one mean is always
39:31used when you are talking to a
39:35person you respect or someone older than
39:39you much older than you then you can use
39:42mean
39:43mean it is better than me
39:47okay this is mean
39:49next one
39:53two characters
39:55first one is me
39:57we all know that means you and this one
40:00is
40:01we can see there is no two mark on this
40:05which means this is a neutral tone
40:08neutral tone so for the neutral tone
40:11we should read these neutrogen soft and
40:15quick we shouldn't read it as
40:17man we should read it as
40:21okay
40:22so read up to me please
40:29means you but plural plural and only
40:35means you but singular right singular so
40:38meema plural me
40:41singular
40:42okay niman and mean now let's move on to
40:46our text i will read it once for you
40:49please pay attention to the
40:50pronunciations okay
40:53he said
40:55min hao
40:57b said
40:59nima
41:02okay let's see first min how in here we
41:06can see the
41:07polite view right mean is the
41:10respectable way to say you mean how and
41:14we can see in this picture there are
41:16three people and one
41:18purpose and one is an old man old man we
41:23can see his hair is white
41:25so guess who said min how to who
41:30i believe the couple said mean how to
41:33this old man right because he is older
41:35than them
41:37to show the respect they use
41:42so when you are greeting your
41:45your teacher or someone who is much
41:47older than you you can use min hao
41:50instead of me
41:52okay
41:53and be answered
41:58because this old man is facing two
42:01people more than one more than one
42:04person that's why he used the plural
42:08form of me
42:10used me
42:14okay this is
42:17hello to you too
42:21now let's try to read it from the start
42:23read after me okay
42:25three two one
42:27min how
42:32very good very good
42:34now let's move on to
42:36next text next text
42:39first see the new words
42:41this one is
42:46means
42:48sorry
42:49so we can see there are three characters
42:51and let's separate the pin into three
42:54first one is do away do it the initial
42:59is two and uh final is y and tone is the
43:03first term so two way
43:08and the second character is the neutral
43:11tone we cannot see a tone mark here so
43:13it is a neutron so we should pronounce
43:16it soft and quick soft and quick so it
43:19is
43:21the next one is
43:23t
43:24initial is t and the final is e and the
43:26tone is third tone so t
43:30t
43:31put them together we can get tuibuti
43:37wait up to me please
43:53separate them into
43:55three and first one is more a
43:58main initial more
44:00final a tone
44:03second tone so more a mate next one
44:07one
44:08the initial
44:10the final one and the tone for the first
44:14tone which makes sense go one one go one
44:19one one
44:21first one c e c
44:23and it is our neutral tone again because
44:25there is no tongue mark here
44:28so put them together it is
44:33try to read after me please
44:41okay
44:42this is the new words try to read it
44:44from the start each to each vote twice
44:47first one
44:48tuesday
44:58very good and megwan she means that's
45:00okay it doesn't matter it's okay it
45:03doesn't matter now let's move on to that
45:06text
45:07you can see here they said
45:10do a booty and be said
45:12may guanxi so when someone says to
45:16everything to you and if you want to
45:18forgive he or she then you can say
45:24so
45:25let's try to read this text read after
45:27me okay read up to me three
45:31two one
45:38very good very good so these are the
45:41texts for today
45:43now let's move on to our next part next
45:46part which is the characters let's learn
45:50some new strokes of chinese characters
45:55the strokes are the basic units for
45:58chinese characters and several strokes
46:00can make up a character character now
46:04let's see the basic strokes first one is
46:10[Music]
46:13it means horizontal horizontal
46:16and the direction of writing it is like
46:18this
46:19from left to right
46:22okay from left to right it is a
46:24horizontal here flaw from left right
46:28left to right
46:30left to right this stroke is really easy
46:33really easy now let's see example
46:35characters for it first one
46:38is just one horizontal and it's
46:41pronunciation is
46:42e
46:44e it means one in chinese e
46:47e
46:48in next one we can see there are two
46:50horizontals and one instructor one is
46:53longer it is
46:55earth reduction please earth means to
47:00so this is horizontal
47:04next one is
47:10which means vertical
47:12vertical and the direction of writing it
47:15is from top to bottom top to bottom top
47:20to bottom
47:21now let's see the examples first one is
47:24shi
47:25ishii
47:28it means 10 so for shi
47:31first we will write a horizontal and
47:34then put an vertical here that makes a
47:3710 in chinese shi
47:39horizontal vertical this is 10 in
47:43chinese
47:44and next example is
47:48means work labor
47:50and it is combined by
47:53two horizontals and a short vertical a
47:57horizontal short one and a short
47:59vertical and a little bit longer
48:01horizontal this is
48:04okay
48:07horizontal and vertical really easy now
48:10let's move on to the next one is left
48:12following
48:14p
48:15its name is
48:16p
48:17p and it means left following and the
48:20direction of writing it is from top to
48:23bottom
48:24top to bottom top to bottom
48:28now let's see the examples first example
48:31is john
48:35which means human
48:36and it is it consists of
48:39a left falling pier and then a right
48:42falling here it makes jen a left falling
48:46rightfully next one is
48:49ba
48:51which means eight in chinese it is a
48:54short left following pier and then
48:58longer right falling
49:00it is ba eight in chinese
49:03and next stroke is
49:05bien a third tone
49:10which means dot dot and the direction of
49:14writing it is from top to bottom
49:22okay
49:23now let's see the examples first one is
49:29means now
49:30and here it is a horizontal and then a
49:34left falling we just land left falling
49:37and then a vertical
49:39and then a thought this says
49:41which means no
49:43and next example is leo
49:47leo which means six in chinese here it
49:50is
49:51first we should put a dot here and then
49:54a horizontal and then two dots here two
49:58dots
49:59this is six in chinese
50:02last stroke is
50:04right following here which is
50:08na in chinese
50:12right falling and the direction of
50:14writing it is from top to bottom left
50:17right
50:20this is
50:22right following and the example
50:24characters are these two we already seen
50:27the right following here and let's see
50:30another two examples the first one is
50:37and it is written like first a
50:40horizontal and then a left following and
50:43with another right following this is da
50:47which means b and another sky tn to en
50:51tien tien it consists of
50:55two
50:56horizontals
50:58and a falling and then a right following
51:01so these are the chinese characters
51:04basic particles of chinese characters
51:07strokes
51:08now let's see some
51:10single component characters okay single
51:13component and characters first one e
51:16this one we've already seen it really
51:18familiar which means one
51:21one in chinese so this is the
51:25how to write e in the history and
51:27nowadays in modern chinese in modern
51:30chinese we will write e like this
51:33e from left to right okay left to right
51:37e really easy one which means one
51:41next
51:42next single component character is
51:44two which is er
51:47er
51:48and we can see how to write it first
51:52a shorter
51:54a shorter horizontal and then a longer
51:57one down so
52:00it is written in this direction
52:02so as we can see the rule of writing
52:06chinese is
52:08from left to right from top to bottom
52:11left to right top to bottom okay
52:15left to right left to right top to
52:18bottom this is the direction
52:22now let's see next one next one is
52:26three three
52:28three in chinese the pronunciation is
52:33reduction please sun
52:36sun
52:37sun
52:38and we can see there are three
52:41three horizontals yes three horizontals
52:45first
52:46a short horizontal and then a shorter
52:50horizontal and then our longest
52:53horizontal horizontal now let's try to
52:56write it
52:58a
52:58horizontal uh horizontal another
53:01horizontal left to right top to bottom
53:05this is the direction of writing it
53:08sun
53:09sun
53:10free
53:11next one
53:12we've already seen that it means 10
53:1510
53:16now let's see how to write it so first
53:19it is a long horizontal
53:23and then a vertical shu
53:26okay try to write it by yourself
53:31horizontal
53:32vertical
53:33horizontal vertical
53:36left to right top to bottom left to
53:38right top to bottom this is that
53:41direction
53:43next one is
53:47eight
53:48eighteen chinese eight
53:50so
53:51first let's see
53:53we will write uh with this this left
53:56falling right left following and then
53:58writer
54:00right falling right falling and there is
54:02a space between them
54:04don't forget the space okay don't forget
54:06the space now let's try to write it by
54:09ourselves
54:10first one is a left falling and then a
54:13longer right falling
54:16short leveling longer right falling this
54:19is
54:24left falling right falling
54:26top to bottom left to right left to
54:29right top to bottom this is the
54:31direction
54:32last one is
54:34leo yo leo which means six read up to me
54:38please
54:38leo
54:40leo
54:41leo
54:42and let's see how to write it first
54:44there is a dot and then a horizontal
54:48right horizontal and then uh left
54:50falling and then a dot
54:54try to write it by ourselves
54:56just a dot
54:58and then a
55:00horizontal and then our left falling
55:02short one and then a dot try to write it
55:05again
55:07dot horizontal the falling dot
55:13this is
55:14six six for chinese so this is all for
55:18today's class thanks for listening and
55:21try to practice how to write and how to
55:24read ping in after the class okay
55:27thanks for listening see you next time
55:29bye bye

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