To say "I heard (something) in Chinese, you use the expression, 听说 (tīng shuō). It's easy to remember because it's so similar to 'hearsay' in English! In today's lesson, Wei Wei will teach the correct way to use it in a Chinese sentence!<br /><br />You'll end up using this expression *all the time* - and that's the point! By focusing on the most common, practical language, these Phrase of the Day lessons are giving you expressions and vocabulary that you'll actually use in real conversations.<br /><br />If you're enjoying these lessons and our approach to teaching Chinese, I hope you'll consider studying with our Beginner Conversational Course! Just like these lessons, you get clear explanations for EVERYTHING, and unlike these videos on DailyMotion, you have flashcards, audio reviews, and quizzes to help you practice. Go through the first 20 lessons FOR FREE, starting here: http://bit.ly/31rfrXx<br />---------------------------------------<br /><br />The easiest way to learn Chinese tones: https://youtu.be/UuX9F5emdk0<br /><br />Learn your first 3 Chinese characters in FIVE MINUTES: https://goo.gl/iVqnSr<br /><br />See how to say each sound in Mandarin with our FREE Video-based Pinyin Chart. It has 90+ video explanations for difficult Mandarin sounds and audio demonstrations for all 400+ pinyin syllables: https://goo.gl/hc63Jr<br /><br />Watch a demo of Yoyo Chinese courses with Yangyang and Jason: https://youtu.be/sqrVmBM1SvU<br /><br />Learn Mandarin with this famous Chinese love song: https://goo.gl/wzCsV2<br /><br />The best way on the internet to learn to count to 10 in Mandarin: https://youtu.be/2eLP3FuuEVs
