Intermediate | Chinese Wedding Customs

Intermediate | Chinese Wedding Customs

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Intermediate | Dad behind the Video Camera

So dad's got the new digital video camera out, and he claims to know how to use it, but he's having a little trouble. Shaky hands, erratic zooming in and out... this Chinese lesson covers the language you'll need. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/1569 

Upper-intermediate | Registering for 3G Service

Remember when 3G was the must-have feature on every smartphone? Before lightning-fast 5G and unlimited data plans became the norm, getting a reliable 3G connection felt like unlocking the future. In this throwback ChinesePod lesson, we revisit a classic conversation about signing ...  Show more

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