Intermediate | Child-Parent Fight

Intermediate | Child-Parent Fight

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Intermediate | Meeting in Real Life

So the online relationship is going great... could it be time for the "RL meetup"? It's a big step. Scrutinize those photos, talk it over with some RL friends, and make a decision about whether or not meeting in Real Life is a good idea. Then learn the Chinese in this lesson Epis ...  Show more

Upper-intermediate | Discussing Internet Marketing and Sales (Part 2)

Get your business suits on poddies, ChinesePod's discussion of internet marketing techniques continues with a discussion about email and search engine marketing. In this part, learn the Chinese equivalents of internet marketing buzzwords like “keyword”, “click-through rate” and m ...  Show more

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