Would You Rather? Easy Choices ... Until They Get VERY Difficult | Chinese Listening (HSK4, subs)

How to Practice Chinese Listening with “Would You Rather?” | Intermediate Chinese Listening Practice (HSK 4) 🎯 Learn languages 1-on-1 with native teachers on italki. 🎉 Use code STELLA to get $5 off your first lesson 💻 Web: https://go.italki.com/stella2609 📱 App: https://go.italki.com/stella2609app ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What would you choose if you could only pick ONE option for the rest of your life? 👀 In this video, we’re playing Would You Rather? — completely in Chinese. We’ll start with some easy choices: hot drinks or cold drinks? Sunrise or sunset? Living in the mountains or by the sea? But as the video goes on, the questions get harder. We’ll talk about work, relationships, money, happiness, success, and even whether you would want to know your own future. For Chinese learners, this is a chance to practice listening to natural Mandarin while learning how to express opinions, explain your choices, compare two options, and talk about more abstract ideas in Chinese. Some questions are easy. Some took me a LONG time to answer. 😂 Try answering each question before you hear my answer — and tell me in the comments: Which question was the hardest for you? And what would you choose? 🌟 Timestamp： 00:00 Would You Rather… in Chinese? 01:17 Hot drinks VS cold drinks 02:43 Sunrise VS sunset 04:02 Living in the mountains VS living by the sea 06:14 Never eat sweet food VS never eat spicy food 07:30 Early bird VS night owl 10:27 A job you love but unstable income VS a stable job you don’t like 12:09 Living with someone you love in a city you dislike VS living alone in a city you love 14:57 Lots of money but no time VS no money but lots of time 18:17 Successful but exhausted VS ordinary but happy 20:56 Know your future but can’t change it VS know nothing but have the freedom to choose Hope you enjoy spending the time with me — and learning some real Chinese along the way. 🤍 #chineselanguage #italki #MandarinChinese #ChineseImmersion #IntermediateChinese #RealChinese #thailandvlog#LearnChinese #ChineseCulture #ChineseVocabulary #IntermediateChinese #AdvancedChinese #RealChinese #ChineseLesson #MandarinChinese #LearnMandarin #chinesecommunication 🌱 New Chinese with Stella Learn Chinese through real life, not textbooks. 🌟Contact: · If you want private Chinese lessons in common or special types, contact me via WhatsApp: +39 3451480408. · personal ig: stella_tuan · professional ig: nail_chinese_with_stella · Facebook: stellatuan · Readnote: 六六星球 · Tiktok: Stella tuan Email: 1824388147@qq.com ......More platforms are awaiting to be set up to say hello!.... Tell me anything you'd like in the comments! Mandarin pronunciation, , Chinese pronunciation tips, Master Mandarin pronunciation, Speak Chinese fluently, Speak like a native Chinese speaker, Speak like a Mandarin speaker, How to speak Chinese, Conversational Chinese, Conversation in Chinese, Chinese grammar, Basic Chinese grammar, Intermediate Chinese, Advanced Chinese, Chinese lesson, Chinese class, Study Chinese, Chinese speaker, Comprehensible input in Chinese, Improve Chinese pronunciation, Daily Chinese conversation, Real-life Chinese practice, Chinese listening practice, Natural Chinese speaking, Native speaker Mandarin, Fluent Chinese speaking, Everyday Chinese phrases, Learn Chinese naturally, Chinese language learning, Chinese subtitles, Chinese conversation practice, How to sound like a native Chinese speaker, I Learn Chinese from real-life conversations, Best way to learn Chinese, Practical Chinese speaking skills, Learn Chinese, How to learn Chinese, How to learn Chinese, Easy way to learn Chinese, Fast way to learn Chinese, Best way to learn Chinese, Learn Chinese, Chinese study, Studying Chinese, How to speak Chinese, How to think in Chinese, Thinking in Chinese, Learn how to think in Chinese, Chinese comprehension, Chinese pronunciation, Chinese vocabulary, Chinese words, Chinese nouns, Chinese verbs, Chinese phrasal verbs