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你好!Hello every one! Welcome back to MaoMi Chinese episode 7. You probably know that food is such an important part in Chinese culture, and this is also shown in Chinese language! In this episode I will introduce some very fun and useful idioms and expressions about "eat". Let's check it out!
I start to put in English translation of the transpript to help everyone understand it better. If you would like to check the transcript and the translation, please check: https://maomichinese.com
Thanks for your listening and 下星期见!
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你好 everyone!Happy Chinese New Year!新年快乐!
Our lives have been changed so much due to the pandemic, and surely I can't be with my family again. This is actually the 4th Chinese New Year when I am not with my family. However, I made some New Year wish, wish all of us a better year than the last one!
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你好!! How are you doing recently? I am having a lock-down insomnia... 我 失眠 了! But I am not the only one. A Chinese TV NEWS interviewed some Chinese people on the street about their sleeping quality.
In today's episode you will also listen to some common and useful expressions about sleep. Let's check it out!
Feel free to check the transcript on our website: https://maomichinese.com
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Chinese people are well known for "working hard", but nowadays it seems this quality is crushing down Chinese employees-in some big companies, employees are encouraged (or forced) to follow "996 work schedule": to get to work at 9am, get off work at 9pm, and work 6 days a week.
In today's episode I made a short interview with my friend who is very fed up with working overload. Let's check out how she described her work. Meanwhile, you can also listen to some useful expressions to talk about work.
If you would like to see the transcript, please feel free to check the website:https://maomichinese.com/podcast/ There's a smart dictionary which can look up meaning of every word for you.
Thanks for listening and see you next week! 再见!
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Today's episode is more personal-how did Molly, who used to be a very shy girl, become an international Chinese teacher.
Learning a language used to be an upsetting thing for me, especially when I was in school. I used to think maybe I was just not talented enough. But no! Now I understand learning a language is a personal journey, and it will ultimately take you to where you would like to go.
If you would like to read the transcript, please see our website: MaoMi Chinese.com There is a smart dictionary which can help you look up every single word automatically.
Thanks for listening and have a lovely week! See you on next Saturday!
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In today's episode we will listen to a female Chinese talkshow artist Yánglì. Her shows, which often challenge and make fun of sexual discrimination in China, is going viral among young chinese people.
Useful expressions will be introduced in the episode too! Let's check it out!
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We were asked "what's that kitty in your logo". This is the story of him - Mr Louie The Cat, the mascot of MaoMi Chinese. You will also find some useful vocabulary and expressions to describe a pet in Mandarin Chinese.
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