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eChineseLearningPod is your go-to podcast for learning Chinese and exploring Chinese culture — anytime, anywhere. Created by professional teachers at eChineseLearning, this show offers practical language tips, real-life conversations, and cultural insights. Whether you're a total beginner, studying for the HSK, preparing for business in China, or learning Chinese for travel, there’s a series for you. Join us to build confidence, improve fluency, and understand the real China — one episode at a time. Powered by Firstory Hosting

  1. hace 1 día

    Newbie | What to Say at a Chinese Dinner Party

    This episode trains your ear for the three moments that define a Chinese social gathering. What you’ll practice: Arriving — when someone says “come on in” and introduces your friends to the room, what you say backThe table — how to toast without emptying your glass, and the phrase that saves you if you don’t drink much: “just go easy”Leaving — the signal that someone’s about to go, and the soft goodbye that keeps the relationship warm without actually scheduling anythingKey Phrases Recap — Jenny says it in English, then Chinese, so you can shadow and drill Real phrases, real flow: come on in, nice to meet you, bottoms up, it’s getting late, take care, let’s meet again. No textbook scripts, this is what actually happens at a Chinese dinner table. 🎧 Hit subscribe so you never miss a listening drill.💬 Comment below: what’s your most awkward social moment in China? Toast-related stories especially welcome. Or tell us which real-life scene you want next — we build episodes from your requests.👉 New here? Try a Free 1-on-1 Live Online Chinese Trial Class at www.echineselearning.com Content is based on real teaching experience from the eChineseLearning teacher team. Some or all audio is AI-assisted for privacy protection and audio quality. Powered by Firstory Hosting

    Newbie | What to Say at a Chinese Dinner Party

  2. hace 3 días

    Newbie | What Do You Say at a Hospital in Chinese

    This episode drills the three moments that decide a Chinese doctor visit， and the words you must catch at each one. What you’ll practice: The front deskThe consultation roomThe pharmacy window Key Phrases Recap 🎧 Hit subscribe so you never miss a listening drill. 💬 Comment below: what’s your worst “I didn’t understand the doctor” story in China? Or tell us which real-life scene you want next，we build episodes from your requests. 👉 New here? Start a free trial class at www.echineselearning.com Content is based on real teaching experience from the eChineseLearning teacher team. Some or all audio is AI-assisted for privacy protection and audio quality. Powered by Firstory Hosting

    Newbie | What Do You Say at a Hospital in Chinese

  3. 28 ago

    Newbie | How to Bargain in Chinese with Confidence

    不友善的環境、言語與制度，常讓身心障礙者生活寸步難行。 伊甸基金會公益大使黃鐙輝，邀請大家支持「身心障礙者服務計畫」，以「尊重」取代「包容」、用「同理」取代「同情」， 力挺障礙者做自己生活的主人，成為自己的英雄。 https://fstry.pse.is/9ka7u9 —— 以上為 Firstory Podcast 廣告 —— In this episode, we drill the ONE skill that separates tourists from locals: hearing the bargaining, not just the price. What you’ll practice: 3 real negotiation dialogues — open the price → read the seller’s signals → close the dealThe exact phrases that decide it: 便宜点, 已经最低了, 进价, 亏本, 成交A listening checklist: catch the number, read the tone, know when to walk awayKey Phrases Recap — Jenny says it in Chinese, then English, so you can shadow and drill Bargaining in Chinese isn’t just about money, it’s a social skill. The seller’s tone tells you more than their words. Train your ear, and you’ll negotiate (and connect) like a local. 🎧 Hit subscribe so you never miss a listening drill.💬 Comment below: what’s the best, or worst, deal you’ve made in China? Or tell us which real-life scene you want next. We build episodes from your requests.👉 New here? Get a free 1-on-1 trial class at eChineseLearning. www.echineselearning.com Content is based on real teaching experience from the eChineseLearning teacher team. Some or all audio is AI-assisted for privacy protection and audio quality. Powered by Firstory Hosting

    Newbie | How to Bargain in Chinese with Confidence

  4. 26 ago

    Newbie | How to Talk on the Phone in Chinese

    Three real-life training scenarios, one for every phone call situation you’ll actually face in China: ① Who is calling?“喂? 请问是哪位?” — This is the first thing you hear on every Chinese phone call. Master this, and you’re already halfway in. ② Taking messages & deliveries“不好意思, 我现在有点事” — What to say when the person isn’t available. Plus: what to do when 顺丰快递 calls and you’re not home. ③ Bad signal & natural endings“信号不太好, 请您大声一点好吗?” — What to do when you can’t hear, and how to end a call without it being awkward. Each section includes listening practice — Jenny says it twice, Mark follows, then the English drops in. By the end, you’ll catch every word, even without seeing the person’s face. Content drawn from eChineseLearning teachers’ real-world teaching experience. Some or all voices are AI-assisted to protect privacy and enhance audio quality. www.echineselearning.com Powered by Firstory Hosting

    Newbie | How to Talk on the Phone in Chinese

  5. 18 ago

    Newbie | How to Ask for Directions in Chinese

    In China, streets don't always come with clear addresses. You hear 往前走, 左转, 右转 — and you have to react in real time. That's today's training. Jenny and Mark cover three rounds: • Part 1 — Basic directions: 往前走, 左转, 右转, 掉头. Plus a real conversation: 请问, 地铁站怎么走? And we cover 过了 (past) and 就 (easy, close). • Part 2 — Landmarks: 工商银行, 路口, 红绿灯, 招牌. How to listen for the landmark before the turn. And 远吗? vs 近 — is it far? • Part 3 — Confirming: 请问再说一遍? 您说什么? 请问在哪一边? What to say when you didn't catch it the first time. Plus 您 (polite you) and 不好意思 (softer than 对不起). Same training format as last time: Jenny says each phrase twice, Mark follows, then we reveal the English. Listen first, guess, then check yourself. Content from the real teaching experience of the eChineseLearning teacher team. Some or all voices are AI-assisted for privacy protection and audio quality. 🎁 Want to learn Chinese through real culture and real conversations? Book your free 1-on-1 trial lesson today! https://www.echineselearning.com/free-trial/ Powered by Firstory Hosting

    Newbie | How to Ask for Directions in Chinese

  6. 18 ago

    Newbie | Chinese Numbers Speed Training: Prices, Times & Phone Numbers

    Numbers are the hardest thing to catch in a new language, they come fast, no context to guess from. In this episode, Jenny and Mark train your ears in three rounds: • Part 1 — Prices: 六块一斤, 十二块八, 四十五块九, 九十九块九. We also cover 块 (yuan), 毛 (ten cents), and the trap in 打八折. • Part 2 — Time: 三点半, 九点一刻, 差五分十二点. Learn 半 (half past), 一刻 (quarter), and 差几分 (minutes to). • Part 3 — Numbers: 一三八, 零一三八, 五二八八, 五零八. How Chinese reads phone numbers, room numbers, and order numbers digit by digit. Each round uses our new training format: Jenny says it twice, Mark follows, then we reveal the English. Listen first, then check yourself. Content from the real teaching experience of the eChineseLearning teacher team. Some or all voices are AI-assisted for privacy protection and audio quality. 🎁 Want to learn Chinese through real culture and real conversations? Book your free 1-on-1 trial lesson today! https://www.echineselearning.com/free-trial/ Powered by Firstory Hosting

    Newbie | Chinese Numbers Speed Training: Prices, Times & Phone Numbers

  7. 17 ago

    Newbie | Chinese Milk Tea Shop Listening Practice: Order Sugar, Ice & Toppings

    In this episode, Jenny and Mark take you to a Chinese milk tea shop, not just to order, but to train your ears. We walk through 4 real milk tea conversations: • Your first order — 要喝什么? / 大杯还是中杯? / 几分糖? / 少冰 • Sugar, ice and toppings — 三分糖, 去冰 / 加料吗? / 加一份椰果 • Hot drink and paying — 打包还是现在喝? / 扫这里付款 / 号牌 • Picking up your order — 二八八号, 您的奶茶好了 / 要袋子吗? Then we break down 8 key phrases and do a full recap for shadowing practice. Content from the real teaching experience of the eChineseLearning teacher team. Some or all voices are AI-assisted for privacy protection and audio quality. 🎁 Want to learn Chinese through real culture and real conversations? Book your free 1-on-1 trial lesson today! https://www.echineselearning.com/free-trial/ Powered by Firstory Hosting

    Newbie | Chinese Milk Tea Shop Listening Practice: Order Sugar, Ice & Toppings

  8. 17 ago

    Newbie | Ask Prices, Buy by Weight & Pay Cash in Chinese

    In this episode, Jenny and Mark take you to a Chinese morning market, not just to shop, but to train your ears. We walk through 4 real market conversations:• Asking the price — 怎么卖? / 两块五一斤 / 便宜点行吗?• Buying by weight — 白菜多少钱? / 一块一斤, 三块一袋• Adding more items — 再来一斤西红柿 / 总共多少钱?• Paying and getting change — 给您二十 / 找您八块, 慢走! Then we break down 8 key phrases and do a full recap for shadowing practice. Content from the real teaching experience of the eChineseLearning teacher team. Some or all voices are AI-assisted for privacy protection and audio quality. 🎁 Want to learn Chinese through real culture and real conversations? Book your free 1-on-1 trial lesson today! https://www.echineselearning.com/free-trial/ Powered by Firstory Hosting

    Newbie | Ask Prices, Buy by Weight & Pay Cash in Chinese
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eChineseLearningPod is your go-to podcast for learning Chinese and exploring Chinese culture — anytime, anywhere. Created by professional teachers at eChineseLearning, this show offers practical language tips, real-life conversations, and cultural insights. Whether you're a total beginner, studying for the HSK, preparing for business in China, or learning Chinese for travel, there’s a series for you. Join us to build confidence, improve fluency, and understand the real China — one episode at a time. Powered by Firstory Hosting

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    2025 - 2026
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