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Just a 车
Comment from : @Ryker73

Why is "train" called "fire car"? Trains have nothing to do with fire, I like "baby car" though 😅
Comment from : @WorldOf_random

高铁 high iron
Comment from : @BiBi-Netanyahu

In Cantonese we just tend to say stroller as BB car
Comment from : @alannastorytelling4968

Like it keeps sending me others
Comment from : @KabagambeRomano

Bike is actually self travel car, 自行车
Comment from : @edwarderbee3674

Chinese might be easier to speak than english but I will anyday accept the pain of learning new words over these brain fcking complex writingsbrJust look at those letters
Comment from : @japanpadaria6922

I love my English😅
Comment from : @danielsanalytics4400

What's a unicycle?
Comment from : @piggly-wiggly

I don't like Chinese language
Comment from : @gelassenheit5339

Car - chēbrLesson of the day
Comment from : @YouTubeReady

pikachu
Comment from : @PutlerXLO

I propose that train be called as "chained cars" in the Chinese languages Also, I propose that bike be called as "2 wheeled car" in the Chinese languages
Comment from : @CHANLOKHANGJUSTIN

I thought a bicycle was 自行車 (zixingche) Not any more?
Comment from : @caeliachapin5317

🛫?
Comment from : @frequinnasty7303

This also proves how hot you are
Comment from : @evangelion045

I am always looking for patterns Looks like Chinese language is close of some kind of common noun and an adjective fire car for a train Bicycle is single car Baby stroller is baby car Shopping cart is shopping car
Comment from : @whomagoose6897

Nope Chinese is one of the hardest languages to pronounce So, not easier than English
Comment from : @llongone2

Ta cabron!!!
Comment from : @jose1luis

I thought bike is 自行车😅
Comment from : @thirimyokyawe

Not true
Comment from : @Insightful_Inquiries

I thought shopping cart was brMai shung che
Comment from : @lunasam9

Bicycle can also be "feet pedaled car" 腳踏車，or "self move car" 自行車。
Comment from : @peggy_tan

Chinese writing has nearly 50,000 characters, called ideograms But only 5,000 ideograms are widely used Each character composed of a set of strokes represents an object or an ideabrCan you imagine a programming language in Chinese?br😂🎉❤😊
Comment from : @JP-sb6eb

Bicycle is also known as 脚车 (leg car) in Malaysian Chinese
Comment from : @JohnLee-dp8ey

忽然觉得汽车和火车应该反过来才更合理，火车烧汽，汽车喷火
Comment from : @urkakuvth

Is 单车 and ziqingche the same thing
Comment from : @paijitwongpray7009

Car using fossil fuel is a fire car
Comment from : @dvei32

Steam car, fire car and single car don’t make any sense though?
Comment from : @Jman1331-l9l

You make it look easy but have you seen how Chinese name family members? All is fine until you enter grandparents, aunts, uncles, in-laws 🫠🫠😭😭😭, it's so complicated, especially the father's side😭😭
Comment from : @marystephanie7855

exactly-
Comment from : @BlueSteve

Wait i thought trains were chu zu che
Comment from : @Luvfishing

But I tell you otherwise Rice is 禾 or 稻，rice straw is 秸，rough rice is 谷，rice hull or husk is 糠，uncooked rice kernel is 米，cooked rice is 饭，rice congee is 粥。
Comment from : @stonebreaker950

The Grammar and vocabulary can be easier, but the pronunciation seems to be much harder
Comment from : @williamc3886

Ever since I started noticed & watch Jessie's short yet interesting & relatable videos relating to learning languages, I look forward to more new ones each day😊 And I also began to realise Jessie looks very beautiful ❤
Comment from : @georgiagan981

Car - smelly car or lightning carbrTrain - iron path carbrBike - ass hole car brCart - lost money carbrStroller - future disappointment car
Comment from : @NathanielNow

If you don’t mind me asking, since car is steam car/“qì chē”, what does just car/“chē” alone mean?
Comment from : @errorraccoon6169

What is train fire car instead of fire trucks being a fire car
Comment from : @HiHowRYa22

Car should be fire car bc it works by combustion and train should be steam car bc originally trains used steam engines
Comment from : @XanderBraxton

Intimidating for a beginner, but once you get rolling Chinese teaches itself sometimes!
Comment from : @happy_camper

You are beautiful ❤❤
Comment from : @socr7357

I wouldn’t say that’s easier Bikes are cars?
Comment from : @joep3279

I thought bicycle wasbr自行车
Comment from : @MrRobloxian404

It’s simpler but…the pronunciations are near impossible for someone raised on European languages
Comment from : @aridian7787

For bike I learned 自行车
Comment from : @emmasilver2332

So much more logical
Comment from : @pinkpotatoes9849

Steam car?? Fire car ??? ……
Comment from : @A-Loh

:3 ❤
Comment from : @HunterForsberg

Let's not get started with its complex writing system with thousands of characters, tonal pronunciation, and different sentence structures compared to English grammar; making Chinese a more challenging language to master
Comment from : @kiefervandenberg

Teacher/huaché/thank u
Comment from : @Rawanelbaabaa

汽is actually 汽油 so it really is gas car
Comment from : @akartufang6341

Chinese lost the privilige to call English or any European language confusing when I found out ending the sentence whit 'la' is the difference between 'I like you' and 'I want to fuck you' We get it, your language is verry literal, but what's whit all the traps?
Comment from : @AdamAdam-q8r

Nobody buying those "proofs" 😂😂😂
Comment from : @NomdeDieu699

Well but how about 4 tones that make everything completely different?😑
Comment from : @switfoam

car in chinese is actually not "steam car" but "gasoline car", “汽车qi che” here “qi” refers to “汽油qi you” which is literally gasoline in Chinese
Comment from : @benliu9956

As a native Spanish speaker, no, Chinese is significantly harder to learn than English
Comment from : @BS-cc4ks

Car is steam car? So what’s just car?
Comment from : @mineofitsown

doesnt che mean machine
Comment from : @salad9226

You can also just say 车 for car, right?
Comment from : @RuiEspinha

Now about that hanzi system
Comment from : @user-ty2uz4gb7v

I thought bicycle in Chinese is “自行车“
Comment from : @HryG1168

As a American, almost all my teachers in English class said english is the hardest language to learn Never believed them until I started getting questions from foreigners like why do we say the same words to mean different things, or why do some things that sound alike not related
Comment from : @AgeDrain

You are gorgeous and cute Jessie!😊❤❤❤❤❤
Comment from : @johngalt4657

But I have to draw a whole picture every time I write a word, and I even have to draw each stroke in a specific order and direction
Comment from : @Jijikjkj

Shaitan - devil Arba - cart Shaitan Arba - TransSiberian Rail road
Comment from : @arktseytlin

I though bike was 自行车…
Comment from : @GGvibes670

yeah。ifu come to China,its Easier that if u speak like that
Comment from : @huang0319

im not sure if steam car and fire car are good compound words for those but ok
Comment from : @gurupartapkhalsa6565

Man I love mandarin 🍊
Comment from : @alejrandom6592

I thought its leg car?jiao che?
Comment from : @koonhuaong2084

I tell you what, we have English use those words from Chinese and in exchange Chinese only uses roman letters Sounds like a fair trade
Comment from : @Steven_Olson

In my language stroller is tourist
Comment from : @skandamurgan4378

Surely "fire car" should be "Chinese New Energy Vehicle"?
Comment from : @Soruk42

All words sounding the same, does not make the language easy to understand
Comment from : @fredyyfredfreddy

Chē is what?
Comment from : @rajalakshmi1121

Aqua Chua
Comment from : @urjnlegend

Do water car next
Comment from : @urjnlegend

Knew it
Comment from : @urjnlegend

The first three are mad confusing, tho
Comment from : @spookyshark632

language isn't hard, the characters are
Comment from : @shahji5119

So learning the vocabulary, and the grammar is easier If only the writing and the tones weren't so hard
Comment from : @DennisSullivan-q2r

Not easierjust different
Comment from : @ouichtan

And how do you say "rickshaw" in Chinese?
Comment from : @vzeq24

yeah but tell me which word is this: "shi"? there are so few unique sounds in chinese, and there's no way to tell which word a given word is until you hear words around it, which is a crazy complex multivariable equation yes, in some ways it's simpler than english, but in other ways it's more complex
Comment from : @Brandon-qp7gq