Hello everybody. My name is Jimmy.

I have been living in Hong Kong for 10 years. My favorite movie is Zhang Shibang, because Zhang Shibang is very handsome.

How is it going, guys? Today I would like to share to you on how Chinese people speak English.

When you listen to Chinese people speaking English, normally, you have this perception that they were speaking Chinese.

What is the main reason? What is the cause to this scenario? When I found out that Chinese people who are about to learn English, they have adopted the wrong method.

That they disregarded the pronunciations, the schwa sound, the silent letters and spelling.

So if you want to learn English, it is okay to translate English words to Chinese so you can understand, but please don't transliterate.

Transliterations is a transition of sound and tone, and they are later correspondences to one language and to another.

In other meaning, they use Chinese words that have almost similar sound or tone, and they use it to replace a small part of an English word.

So they use all these Chinese characters to pronounce every single English word, and it is very very wrong.

So right now, I'm about to speak Chinese in phrases and words that practically has no structures, has no grammars, has no meaning at all.

Just hear me out. Hello, everybody. My name is Jimmy.

I have been living in Hong Kong for tea yet.

Yes. My favorite movie is "Zhan Si Bang".

Because "Zhan Si Bang" is very hansheng, so if you don't understand me, no worries, because I was speaking Chinese.

However, if you can notice that I was actually speaking English, this is Chinese accent English.

So if you understand Chinese and you know how to read Chinese characters, you can read the phrase that I was just talking about.

If you manage to say all these Chinese words, and you are speaking Chinese accent English.

So for all these words, I'm going to put it in the video description below.

So just go and have a try, read and speak those words, and you're going to sound like Chinese speaker.

So if you really want to learn how to speak Chinese accent English, why don't you just learn Mandarin? So because of the dominance of transliteration, Chinese people tend to pronounce every consonant.

Of course, there are a lot of Chinese words that have English loan words.

For example, "Shopping" into "Shue Ping", "Hacker" "Hei Ke", "Shak" "Xiu Ke", "I'm Very Xiu Ke", "Hamburger" "Hamburger" "Han Bao", "Safa" and "Gao Er Fu".

So there are lots more, I'm not going to say more about it. But what I really don't like is that the media and the entertainment industry has abused this transliteration in the Chinese language.

That they transliterated all celebrity names and brands, which is a shame.

For example, as I said previously, "James Bond", they would say it as "Zhang Si Bang".

Brad Pitt is "Fu Raider Peter". David Beckham is "Da Wei" "Bei Ke Han Mu".

I love David "Bei Ke Han Mu". But you know what? Things are getting better now, because they didn't transliterate "Iron Man" into "Iron Man".

"Spider-Man" into "Spider-Man" into "Spider-Man".

"Pan-os" into "Tan-os". Another one is "我看他佛爱我".

So another one is that Chinese people never say the "N" word, which is "Nigger".

What's up, my nigger? Normally, when you see the words that has "AN" or "ON", for example, "WAND", they would say it as "WANG".

"WAND", "WANG", "WAND", "WANG". "I WAND YOU", "YOU THE ONLY ONE".

"DAUSEND WANG", "MY BEAST WANG".

So another one which is "HANDSOME". If you can notice previously, I say this word "HANDSOME", they would neglect the "N" sound and just say it as "HANG SUNG" or "HANG SUNG".

You look very "HANG SUNG". Another one is "Country".

"KANG DELY". My "KANG DELY" is "China". So another one is "Phone".

Can I have your phone number? I got the "YOU DOZI" now.

And I want "$500,000". "$500,000,000"? You must be starving.

So another one is that Chinese people cannot pronounce "TH" and "T".

So they only apply for several words. several words, for example, this 低似, that 沙子, train, 车炼, I train very hard, I 车炼, 只为厉害的, that man is handsome, 傻着面子一时夸生, so you know what, I feel like I'm practicing my Chinese, because seeing all these words, actually I need to find out how they really sound like, actually I need to check the 汉语评, so I can pronounce it correctly, you know what, I fooled a U, I 死定一时夸的 任何 mandolin, personally, I think that this video can be educational for Chinese people to avoid speaking in this way, don't do transliteration, because it will affect you speaking in English, and the N sound, and the TH sound, apart from that, there are other English accents that you can learn, which are Russian, Scottish, and Indian accents, I'll see you in the next video.