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Bitesize Chinese 一口中文

The Bitesize Chinese Podcast is a Taiwanese Mandarin podcast designed to support learners at every stage.

Podcast · By Mindy Lin · English · TW · Official site

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Sep 21, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Ep.299 🗣️ Bitesize Convos 🗣️ Is Mental Health Finally Okay to Talk About? 台灣人越來越重視心理健康了嗎? (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Bitesize Convos , Mindy and Joeru discuss how attitudes toward mental health have changed in Taiwan. They explore why younger generations are more open to talking about stress and emotions, how popular terms like 內耗 and 情緒價值 became part of everyday conversations, and why seeking therapy is still not always an easy choice. 📘 Podcast Notes Full transcripts and structured study support to help you turn listening into real learning. Now Available here: https://ko-fi.com/bitesizech

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Ep.298 🍰 Bitesize Basics 🍰 Feeling a Bit Anxious Lately 我最近有一點焦慮 (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Bitesize Basics , Mindy and Joeru teach you how to talk about emotions in Mandarin. You’ll learn useful words like 開心、興奮、滿足、感動 , as well as more difficult emotions such as 焦慮、煩躁、失望 and 憂鬱 . 📘 Podcast Notes Full transcripts and structured study support to help you turn listening into real learning. Now Available here: https://ko-fi.com/bitesizechinese 🎯 Today’s Topic: Talking about emotions and feelings in Mandarin 🗝 Key Sentence: 我最近有一點焦慮。 (Wǒ zuìjìn yǒu yìdiǎn jiāolǜ.) I’ve b

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Ep.297 ☕️ Bitesize Talks ☕️ Why Am I Tired Even When I’m Not Busy? 明明不忙,為什麼還是很累? (opens the original)

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    You’re sleeping enough. You’re not even that busy. So why do you still feel tired? In this episode of Bitesize Talks, Joeru talks about a feeling many people know well: being tired even when it seems like you haven’t done much. From checking our phones all day to “resting” by watching more videos and lying in bed with a busy mind, he reflects on why modern life can make it so difficult to truly rest. 📘 Podcast Notes Full transcripts and structured study support to help you turn listening into re

  4. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Ep.296 🍰 Bitesize Basics 🍰 I’m Under a Lot of Stress 我最近壓力很大 (opens the original)

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    Feeling stressed lately? In this episode of Bitesize Basics , Mindy and Joeru talk about stress, feeling busy, tired, or frustrated, and some common ways people relax and take care of their mental health in Mandarin. 📘 Podcast Notes Full transcripts and structured study support to help you turn listening into real learning. Now Available here: https://ko-fi.com/bitesizechinese 🎯 Today’s Topic: Talking about stress and healthy ways to relieve it in Mandarin 🗝 Key Sentence: 我最近壓力很大。 (Wǒ zuìjìn yāl

  5. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Ep.295 🗣️ Bitesize Convos 🗣️ AI or a Mandarin Teacher? 你會選 AI 還是真人老師? (opens the original)

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    Can AI replace Mandarin teachers? 🤖📚 In this episode, Mindy and Joeru discuss how AI is changing the way people learn Mandarin. From instant feedback and personalized practice to awkward sentences and missing human connection, they explore both the strengths and limitations of AI in language learning—and why the role of teachers may be changing rather than disappearing. 📘 Podcast Notes Full transcripts and structured study support to help you turn listening into real learning. Now Available here

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