Newbie | What do you do for a living?

Today's podcast is all about massive numbers in Mandarin Chinese. We're talking the numbers used in high-occurrence discussions on the population of China, US debt to China, your expected salary, and the price of a Ferrari in Shanghai. Enhance your numerical knowledge with today' ... Show More

If you're a fan of traveling (and if you're in China or planning a visit, you almost undoubtedly are!) then chances are you're going to need to buy train tickets at some point. Train ticket offices in China can be very daunting: lines are more of a suggestion and dialects reign s ... Show More

One of the first things you're going to need to do in China is change some of your hard-earned cash into spendable RMB. Today's dialogue follows one such traveler as they venture into a local bank. Learn all the vital vocab for exchanging money using Mandarin Chinese in today's e ... Show More

This lesson covers asking and saying what you do for a living. 

There are many types of occupations and types of work. In this episode you will learn different types of occupations how to ask someone what they do for a living. 

In this episode, we introduce a major conversation starter. Do you work or do you study? You’ll find examples of some jobs, and learn how to say that you study. 

🎁 New to Spanish? Start learning with our FREE 5-day course Spanish Kickstart. Unsubscribe anytime.What do you do for a living? 🤔Learn how to answer this question in Spanish with this episode. We'll study occupations vocabulary, the verb "trabajar", and also you'll practice wit ... Show More

Today we learn "What do you do for a living?" Here's our dialog: What do you do for a living? I’m a teacher. Oh really? What do you teach? I’m a math teacher at Harvard. Please subscribe on iTunes and get this podcast EVERY DAY! Our sponsors: www.letsmasterenglish.com/grammar www ... Show More