To learn English, you can check out these 10 YouTube channels, and to learn Chinese, you can check out blow 10 YouTube channels, which have many fans and offer some interesting Chinese lessons.
1. PeggyTeachesChinese
Channel Views: 51,240
Joined: February 15, 2009
Subscribers: 2,189
Videos: 61
PeggyTeachesChinese’s channel is launched by Peggy Lee, whose hometown is Taiwan.
2. Sloppycheng
Channel Views: 70,343
Joined: July 31, 2006
Subscribers: 3,861
Videos: 78
Besides Chinese, Sloppycheng’s channel will also show you some English learning videos.
3. ActiveChinese
Channel Views: 30,751
Joined: November 26, 2006
Subscribers: 1,956
Videos: 22
You can learn Chinese language from the active conversation videos.
4. ChineseClass101
Channel Views: 13,796
Joined: May 18, 2009
Subscribers: 2,599
Videos: 65
Produced by ChineseClass101.com, this YouTube channel will show you some Chinese knowledge about speaking, writing and pronunciations.
5. Chinesefamily
Channel Views: 13,490
Joined: September 13, 2007
Subscribers: 544
Videos: 160
Produced by chinese-family.com, Chinesefamily’s channel shows you some Chinese conversations with both English and Chinese subtitles.
6. QoocoChinese
Channel Views: 70,016
Joined: December 17, 2008
Subscribers: 562
Videos: 11
Every video of QoocoChinese’s channel will teach you one Chinese basic sentence.
7. Carpediem4utube
Channel Views: 16,908
Joined: February 13, 2007
Subscribers: 946
Videos: 21
This YouTube channel will show you some basic and frequent used Chinese phrases or sentences.
8. VOAchina
Channel Views: 260,133
Joined: May 31, 2007
Subscribers: 2,023
Videos: 6,327
VOAchina’s channel reports Chinese news in Chinese, better for advanced Chinese learners.
9. ChineseLearn
Channel Views: 23,807
Joined: April 17, 2009
Subscribers: 1,590
Videos: 15
ChineseLearn’s channel will show you the pronunciations, writings and meanings of some basic Chinese sentences.
10. Livetutoring06
Channel Views: 18,149
Joined: July 31, 2007
Subscribers: 1,642
Videos: 11
This YouTube channel haven’t updated for about two years, but its 11 videos are good for you to learn some basic Chinese words.
The above 10 YouTube channels are free for you to learn Chinese language, you can check them out and see if some of them are useful for you.
By the way, the numbers of channel views, subscribers and videos are based upon May 6, 2010 and they may be increased now. 
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2 Comments
Anything for me? I can read and write Chinese no problem. Just don’t speak Mandarin well.
@梵婗 Fanny Lawren I like watching the VOAchina channel, for you can learn both Chinese and news.