#373 - Clarkson’s Farm & Biscuit Tea: Fun Mandarin Vocabulary for Learners

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Can we pull this off?

Welcome back to the Mandarin Monkey Podcast episode 461.This week, we dive into a big idea: what if we hosted a Mandarin Monkey live immersion event in the UK?We talk through what that could look like — a full day of Chinese-speaking activities, games, food, and socialising — des ...  Show more

We Thought About Ending Mandarin Monkey... Then This Happened | Podcast 460

Welcome back to the Mandarin Monkey Podcast episode 460.In this episode, we talk about the reaction to our “goodbye” joke and the unexpected wave of love that came from it. It was a warm reminder that even when content feels lonely to make, there are real people out there listeni ...  Show more

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