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Day Day Up
| Day Day Up (Intermediate) | |
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| "Day Day Up" is a series of short and fun lessons that help you learn real Chinese spoken by the locals. It will be the easiest and most convenient way for you to improve your spoken Chinese. | |
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Your Chinese friend didn’t pass the job interview. It was a job he had always wanted and he was disheartened. How do you comfort him in Chinese? You don’t want to miss this lesson!
What's the most classic Chinese breakfast?
Breakfast time! What are the popular choices for local Chinese?
When you were a student, which subject you were not good at? Math?
Your friend did something silly. Express your feeling in a lighthearted way.
He broke the sales record this month. She got the scholarship from Princeton University. You are ready to compliment them: “Good job!”
You made a mistake. You decide to admit it and show you are really sorry. Learn to do it in Chinese.
Oftentimes your Chinese friends may greet you by saying: "Have you had anything to eat?" You were puzzled. This is a typical small talk in China though. How do you respond in an authentic way?
You have been dating with the same person for five years now, and he or she still has no plan to get married. You started to wonder: "Does he or she love me or not?"
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I have learned Survival Chinese courses here for a week and noticed that in Lesson 4 of the Survival Chinese course there is the measure word "个." The usage of this is not very clear to me? Could you explain it? Thanks!
- Tina
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