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This dialogue reinforces a lot of words and phrases you already know, which just a few new ones. In this dialogue, 小李 and 阿明 are talking about going to have some food, and who is going to drive.
We learn best when we learn from context. Letting your brain try to infer the meaning and usage of a word or phrase is much more effective than having someone just tell you. Facts are forgettable, but experience lasts.
However, in order to learn the patterns of a language, it's not enough to just see a word or phrase used once. We need to hear it multiple times, in various situations. This is why, starting from lesson 9, we are going to start seeing dialogues that do more reinforcing of what you already know, and less introducing of new words. We are also going to spend less time dwelling on specific vocabulary, instead giving you the full translation of each sentence, so that you have a chance to figure out the words and usages from context. It may be confusing in the beginning, but it will be worth it.
Transcripts are available below, first with only Chinese characters, and then with pinyin and the translation.
Dialogue transcript (Chinese characters only)
Dialogue transcript (w/ pinyin and translation)
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This dialogue reinforces a lot of words and phrases you already know, which just a few new ones. In this dialogue, 小李 and 阿明 are talking about going to have some food, and who is going to drive.
We learn best when we learn from context. Letting your brain try to infer the meaning and usage of a word or phrase is much more effective than having someone just tell you. Facts are forgettable, but experience lasts.
However, in order to learn the patterns of a language, it's not enough to just see a word or phrase used once. We need to hear it multiple times, in various situations. This is why, starting from lesson 9, we are going to start seeing dialogues that do more reinforcing of what you already know, and less introducing of new words. We are also going to spend less time dwelling on specific vocabulary, instead giving you the full translation of each sentence, so that you have a chance to figure out the words and usages from context. It may be confusing in the beginning, but it will be worth it.
Transcripts are available below, first with only Chinese characters, and then with pinyin and the translation.
Dialogue transcript (Chinese characters only)
Dialogue transcript (w/ pinyin and translation)
Want to support the podcast?
Thanks for listening!
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