Lesson 026. Sing and Learn. Sweety Sweet.

Learn Mandarin Chinese - Chinese Audio Lessons

Melnyks Chinese

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🗓️ 11 October 2024

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

In this lesson we you will learn a popular song in Mandarin Chinese. Songs are very good for learning a foreign language, listening to them can improve your listening comprehension a lot.
You will also learn other related vocabulary and sentence patterns.
The song you will hear in this lesson has always been one of my favorite Chinese songs. It is really simple and easy to sing. Enjoy it. Please signup and become a registered subscriber to download ALL 270+ audio lessons with full PDF transcripts and worksheets.

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0:00.0	Dear listeners, welcome to learn Mandarin Chinese with Serge Melnik.
0:08.0	This is Lesson 26, and today we're going to learn a popular Chinese song.
0:15.0	Listening to Chinese songs can be very good for your listening comprehension. In fact, when I started to learn
0:23.7	Mandarin more than 15 years ago, this was the first song I heard. The name of the song is
0:30.9	Tien Mi, or Sweetie Sweet in English. It was performed by Teresa Deng.
0:40.5	Okay, before we hear the song, let's learn our today's new vocabulary.
0:49.3	And let's start from learning the first word.
0:58.0	Tien, Mi, Mi. Which means sweet as honey or sweety sweet.
1:05.0	Tienmi
1:07.0	Mi, Mi.
1:10.0	Tien, me, me. Tien, me, me, me.
1:14.6	Well, basically, Tien means sweet.
1:19.6	Tien.
1:22.6	Tien.
1:24.6	Very sweet. Henn Tien Very sweet
1:29.3	Hain
1:31.3	Heng Tien
1:33.3	Too sweet
1:36.3	Tain
1:37.3	or
1:40.3	Tain
1:42.3	Tain
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