Friendship Q&A In this video, two friends engage in a friendship test by answering questions about each other. They discuss topics such as gaming preferences, favorite activities at an amusement park, snacking habits, and more, revealing insights into their friendship over the past six years.Chinese at Dawn
Picking a restaurantThe video is a dialogue between two friends discussing where to go eat. They use a restaurant review app to decide and end up choosing a new Thai restaurant with a high rating, but are worried about the potential wait time on the weekend.Chinese at Dawn
Household The video is a conversation between two individuals discussing household chores and how they divide the tasks between themselves and their partners. They talk about the challenges of balancing work and chores, and the different strategies they use to handle cooking and cleaning responsibilities.Better in Chinese
Practice your Chinese and have fun with us!The video features a humorous and random conversation between the creator and her friend, discussing strange questions, such as whether fish get thirsty, why sandwich bread is square but the meat is round, and how many chickens it would take to kill an elephant. Their banter is light-hearted and entertaining, providing a fun and quirky take on various unconventional topics.Speak Your Chinese
Chinese teachers discuss culture shock while living abroadThe video discussed the cultural differences experienced while living abroad, focusing on differences between Chinese and Western cultures. The speakers shared their personal experiences and observations about cultural shocks such as attitudes towards education, bargaining, and feedback. They emphasized the importance of being open-minded and understanding different cultural perspectives.Acquire Mandarin
Chinese New YearThe video discusses Chinese New Year celebrations, where people reunite with family, eat lots of food, and make travel plans to visit relatives and friends. It highlights the busy and festive nature of the holiday, showcasing traditions like eating Beijing Duck and giving and receiving red envelopes.Better in Chinese
A look back at 2022Two friends, Amber and Lavender, spend their day together reflecting on the year 2022, sharing thoughts, typing quietly, and attending online meetings before ending their day with studying and reading in a cozy, peaceful atmosphere.Blabla Chinese - Comprehensible Input
Selling jewelryThis video shows Amber live-streaming on Tiktok to sell jewelry, with her friend helping out. They discuss their experience using Tiktok for live-streaming and the different platforms they have tried.Blabla Chinese - Comprehensible Input
I'm sure your English is good, but what about Chinglish?The video is a fun test of Chinglish, where participants try to translate English phrases into Chinese and vice versa. The participants struggle with the unique blend of English and Chinese, highlighting the challenges of understanding and translating Chinglish expressions.Speak Your Chinese
Chinese breakfast vs US breakfastThe video is a discussion about breakfast preferences, where the hosts talk about their favorite breakfast foods, including cereal, toast, and noodles, and whether they prefer savory or sweet breakfast items. They also touch on the concept of brunch and buying breakfast on the go.Crazie Laoshi
A video call with my 'dad'A father discusses with his child about taking care of their health, being responsible in relationships, and having children, expressing his wishes to become a grandparent. The conversation ends with the father reminding the child to take these matters seriously.Acquire Mandarin
A video call with my 'Mom'The video transcript revolves around a conversation between a mother and daughter, with the mother advising the daughter on various aspects of life including eating well, finding a boyfriend, and dressing appropriately. The mother also expresses concern about the daughter's safety and well-being, highlighting the importance of staying in China where things are perceived to be safer and better.Acquire Mandarin
