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Chinese Short Stories for Beginners
- Improve Your Reading and Listening Skills in Chinese
- Narrated by: Crystal Mao, Emma Lanners
- Length: 5 hrs and 54 mins
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Summary
Improve your listening, reading, and pronunciations skills in Chinese. Brush up on your Chinese, improve your reading and listening skills, and make learning new vocabulary so much easier with Chinese short stories.
How will this book improve your Chinese language skills:
- Gain a greater vocabulary that you can use immediately, every day. You will add over 1,500 Chinese words and expressions to your repertoire by listening to descriptive sentences and casual conversations woven throughout the stories.
- Sharpen your listening comprehension of the spoken words by listening to a native Chinese speaker
- Learn how to pronounce Chinese words by hearing how it is pronounced by a native speaker
- Familiarize yourself with a wide range of grammar structures and put them to use today.
If you want to improve your reading fluency as quickly and naturally as possible, then this audiobook is ideal.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
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- Pgill
- 09-09-20
What kind of zombie wrote these "stories"?
Oh, Lord, this is so boring.
Who wants to know about Sarah and her admin job, her boring husband and inept child?
How to book a hotel in England or drive on the motorway?
This is awful drudgery.
As if people crazy enough to want to learn Chinese are doing it because we can't wait to be able to argue whether we prefer the coach or the train, or driving in traffic jams???
I certainly don't.
The women voices are pleasant, very clear enunciation however. What a waste of their talent.
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