We only use Chinese so that you can get used to a full-Chinese context. You can learn words and grammar in context and connect your sentences naturally, just like native speakers.
We cover interesting topics such as language study skills, culture shocks, Chinese society, etc. so that you can acquire Chinese while enjoying interesting content on a comprehensible level.
The host, Qiuyue, is a Chinese native speaker and has been learning several languages. She will create relevant content based on her abundant language learning experience.
To assist your learning, all episodes come with curated transcripts in Chinese characters and English translations.
Audio recordings and scripts of five key words selected from each episode, complete with example sentences to illustrate their usage.
Engage more deeply with each episode through purpose-driven questions. Also come with both scripts and audio recordings.
"I love it. I could understand a lot without the transcript, recognizing question patterns and answers related to name, provenance, residence, and hobbies. The transcript is perfect. I love you put first only Chinese, then Chinese with pinyin. Very helpful."
"Firstly, each episode has great quality. It was easy for me to listen thanks to the speaking speed and voice clarity. Also personally I like the positive and cheerful opening music. Furthermore, the transcripts were very useful."
"Interesting format! Full Chinese - normally that would be intimidating for me. When someone is speaking Chinese normally, it would take time for me to realize exactly what someone is trying to say. But you say things that are predictable enough, so I already can anticipate what you might say next. Good example of comprehensible input practice.”
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(Scroll down for Chinese) Friends, I’m back! So many things have happened in my life in the past six months, the most exciting of which is that I went back to Asia for three months! Read more…