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Food, Drink & Socializing in Chinese
45 CQ
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In this lesson from Language Bite, learn the secret to turning simple statements into questions, rewording positives into negatives, and vice versa.
with Language BiteIn this lesson from Language Bite, learn the secret to turning simple statements into questions, rewording positives into negatives, and vice versa.
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3 CQ
In this lesson, Language Bite introduces the words for hungry and thirsty in Chinese and the grammar for constructing simple phrases and questions with them.
with Language BiteIn this lesson, Language Bite introduces the words for hungry and thirsty in Chinese and the grammar for constructing simple phrases and questions with them.
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3 CQ
In this lesson from Language Bite, learn how to put previously learned Mandarin vocabulary together to form a suggestion to go out to eat with friends.
with Language BiteIn this lesson from Language Bite, learn how to put previously learned Mandarin vocabulary together to form a suggestion to go out to eat with friends.
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2 CQ
In this lesson, Language Bite demonstrates how to ask if a suggestion is OK or not in Mandarin by adding a simple phrase to the end of the thought.
with Language BiteIn this lesson, Language Bite demonstrates how to ask if a suggestion is OK or not in Mandarin by adding a simple phrase to the end of the thought.
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3 CQ
In this lesson, Language Bite introduces the Mandarin phrase that announces you have other commitments and can't accept an invitation to go out.
with Language BiteIn this lesson, Language Bite introduces the Mandarin phrase that announces you have other commitments and can't accept an invitation to go out.
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