Isaac Myers
Mandarin From the Ground Up
Learn to speak Mandarin the same way you learned your native language: by imitating what you hear. No memorizing, no tedious grammar lessons, no superhuman willpower, just the sounds of Chinese, your ears, and you. Let's start speaking Chinese for real this time. Subscribe to start building your Mandarin from the ground up! Logo artwork by Alex Wang • 老汪
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Episodes
Daily Practice Session - Lesson 01 30.04.2020 3:38
Learning to recognize and speak the sounds of another language is a form of exercise, and it requires repetition. By listening to -- and repeating -- the same dialogue every day, you're training new muscle memory, and signaling to your speech recognition center that "these sounds are important." After you've listened to Lesson 1 once, use this track as your daily practice routine. At less than f...
01 ~ Listen, can you speak Chinese? 29.04.2020 16:31
In our very first lesson, we'll get you started speaking useful Mandarin right away. You'll learn how to say whether or not you can speak Chinese, and we'll start building a good foundation for your accent, copying exactly what you hear. ~ When you're listening to the sounds of Chinese or any other language, pay close attention to the intonation. This is the first thing that infants copy in their...
Trailer: Learning Mandarin like a native speaker 16.04.2020 2:54
Nothing stands in the way of you getting fluent in Mandarin. Billions have managed it. So why does it seem so hard? In less than three minutes, I'll explain how you can start to change learning Chinese from an insurmountable obstacle into a way to get more in touch with yourself and your ears. New lesson released every Wednesday. Subscribe to start building your Mandarin from the ground up! Music:...
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