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Chris is from America...always having a little kid in her heart, she is curious about everything. a couple of years ago she was sent to this country that is far away from her hometown, AND she fell in Love with this country and its culture...through her audio, you can hear…
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What (opens the original)
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The word of the day is “What”, “shenme” 什么 which is useful for a myriad of situations. There’s a myriad of new coffee shops throughout Lishui and Shiqiu including the new Sky Pool Coffee, the Migrant Cafe and East Shijiu Lake Restaurant Tea Coffee Drinks where Jiajia had the best dessert cake of his life!
You’re Hot (opens the original)
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Today’s phrase is “too hot” 太热了 “tai re le”. It works for weather, food and handsome people. [呲牙] Jiajia gives an update on his mom, and Chris corrects herself.
No Fishing (opens the original)
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JiaJia’s mom calls him to beg him to not go fishing. That’s a switch! She’s afraid the hungry ghosts will get him! The word of the day is, “ghost” 鬼 “gui”. You can contact us at: yangjiajia@live.cn Please like and follow!
Cups and Bottles (opens the original)
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Jiajia and Chris talk about “cups” 杯 “bei” and “bottles” 瓶 “ping” as well as the movie “Project Hail Mary” which they both adore. You can contact us at: yangjiajia@live.cn
Coffee (opens the original)
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The most important word in the English language is “coffee” 咖啡 “ka fei”. Okay. At least it is to Chris. JiaJia’s favorite word is “fish” 鱼 “yu” and since his birthday is coming he’s angling for a new fishing pole, despite his denials!
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