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We are Ms. Jane （小華老師） and Ms. Grace （小毛老師）, and we are here to bring you stories in Mandarin!
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Episode 17: Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
Ms. Jane (小華老師) and Ms. Grace (小毛老師）bringing you stories in Mandarin.
Author: Bill Martin Jr.; Translator: Sylvia Denham; Music: Bensound -
Episode 16: Dear Zoo
Ms. Jane (小華老師) and Ms. Grace (小毛老師）bringing you stories in Mandarin.
If you could have any animal from the zoo, which animal would you keep?
Author: Rod Campbell; Translator: 李树; Music: Bensound -
Episode 15: You Were the First
Ms. Jane (小華老師) and Ms. Grace (小毛老師）bringing you stories in Mandarin.
Are you the first child for your parents? If so, our story today is made for you!
Author: Patricia MacLachlan; Translator: Ms. Jane & Ms. Grace; Music: Bensound -
Episode 14: I Dream of Popo
Ms. Jane (小華老師) and Ms. Grace (小毛老師）bringing you stories in Mandarin.
In today's story, we follow a Taiwanese-American girl's special story with her grandmother.
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Author: Livia Blackburne; Translator: Ms. Jane & Ms. Grace; Music: Bensound -
Episode 13: Guess How Much I Love You
Ms. Jane (小華老師) and Ms. Grace (小毛老師）bringing you stories in Mandarin.
In today's story, a little bunny and his dad find creative ways to show how much they love each other.
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Author: Sam McBratney; Translator: 梅子涵; Music: Bensound -
Episode 12: The Giving Tree
Ms. Jane (小華老師) and Ms. Grace (小毛老師）bringing you stories in Mandarin.
Once upon a time, there was a tree who loved a boy very much... and this boy loved the tree back.
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Author: Shel Silverstein; Translator: 傅惟慈; Music: Bensound
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Great podcast, few imperfections
Gotta support this great podcast which helps raise next gen multilingual multicultural kids who are learning mandarin! Thank you for this very useful resource! Just one comment so far, in The Very Hungry Caterpillar, it sounded like 卵 (egg) was pronounced “ruan” when it should be “luan”. Otherwise keep it up!