Why do English people always talk about the weather?! Why do English people seldom carry umbrellas? ShaoLan and Transition drummer Josh dig deeper into the entertaining elements of Chinese and English culture whilst teaching how to say "weather" in Chinese.  



040 - Weather in Chinese with ShaoLan and Josh Edbrooke from Transition band

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What distance is it faster to cycle in LA? Find out that and how to say “transportation” in Chinese with the help of ShaoLan and today’s special guest and tech entrepreneur Michael Schneider. 



108 - Transportation in Chinese with ShaoLan and Founder and CEO Michael Schneider at Service

Moving from somewhere to somewhere is a phrase you will hear every day in China.  Find out how to say it in Chinese with Hyperloop One’s Bruce Upbin. ShaoLan also explains to Bruce that it can also be used to describe moving jobs as well as physical places. 



107 - From To in Chinese with ShaoLan & VP Strategic Communications Bruce Upbin

Why do people say “You’re back!” in Chinese culture? What feeling does it express? Find out why as Transition’s singer Jesse is back in the studio in London for another entertaining Chinese masterclass with ShaoLan. 



106 - To Come Back in Chinese with ShaoLan and Jesse Edbrooke from Transition band

Need a holiday? ShaoLan teaches Transition drummer Josh the phrase and helps him to distinguish between the summer vacation, school holidays and just taking a holiday.



105 - Have A Holiday in Chinese with ShaoLan and Josh Edbrooke from Transition band

Lucid dreaming specialist learns how to wish someone “sweet dreams” in Chinese. ShaoLan shares more formal and less formal ways of saying this and which situations it will be appropriate in. And find out why Charlie recommends taking a nap when you’re busy.



040 - Weather in Chinese with ShaoLan and Josh Edbrooke from Transition band

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