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Oct 2022
9m 24s

295 - Where in Chinese with ShaoLan and ...

CHINEASY BY SHAOLAN
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“Where” and “There” in Chinese are very similar words. Learn how to distinguish between the two and where to use them in this entertaining episode with Transition singer Jesse Edbrooke and Chineasy creator, ShaoLan.

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