Intermediate07:28

The differences types of experience

The video discusses the differences between 經驗 (experience), 經歷 (experience), and 體驗 (experience) in Chinese language usage, emphasizing the specific contexts and meanings associated with each term. It provides examples and clarifications to help learners understand when to use each term appropriately.

Published on 2022-04-16 · Used with permission

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