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Basic Mandarin for Travel in China
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In this lesson, Language Bite breaks down the Chinese for the question "What are you doing in China?" explaining the Mandarin vocabulary and grammar being used.
with Language BiteIn this lesson, Language Bite breaks down the Chinese for the question "What are you doing in China?" explaining the Mandarin vocabulary and grammar being used.
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In this lesson, Language Bite presents the simple question, "Are you a tourist?" in Chinese introducing new vocabulary, a new vowel, as well as new grammar.
with Language BiteIn this lesson, Language Bite presents the simple question, "Are you a tourist?" in Chinese introducing new vocabulary, a new vowel, as well as new grammar.
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To really begin communicating in another language, simple answers are often the best way to get the point across. Learn to say "that's correct" in Chinese!
with Language BiteTo really begin communicating in another language, simple answers are often the best way to get the point across. Learn to say "that's correct" in Chinese!
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In this lesson from Language Bite, the phrase "I am here on business" is introduced in Mandarin, with clear examples of pronunciation and grammatical use.
with Language BiteIn this lesson from Language Bite, the phrase "I am here on business" is introduced in Mandarin, with clear examples of pronunciation and grammatical use.
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Now that you know simple travel and business phrases, it is time to learn how to say you are studying abroad in Mandarin, with correct pronunciation!
with Language BiteNow that you know simple travel and business phrases, it is time to learn how to say you are studying abroad in Mandarin, with correct pronunciation!
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Jean M
keep practicing, yes, Chinese is hard!
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