In this channel, you are going to listen to many interesting Chinese stories, from which you can also get to know some Chinese culture.

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Always be prepared for bad road conditions, and concentrate 100% of the time.
• Remember that alcohol has a serious effect on your ability to drive safely.
• Never drive when you're very tired, or you risk falling asleep and causing an accident.
• Be aware of other drivers around you as well as the road ahead.
• Keep to the speed limit and don't drive too close to the vehicle in front.

English Mini Lessons

Driving tips

Bringen wir in der Gruppe oder als Individualisten mehr Leistung? Ein sehr interessantes Experiment versuchte diese Frage zu beantworten. 
Das Transkript stelle ich Interessierten gerne auf Anfrage zur Verfügung.

BAHNHOF

Ringelmann

Topic related Vocabulary 

1. Fascinated (adjective) = Extremely interested or attracted by something.
2. Curiosity (noun) = A strong desire to know or learn something
3. Mesmerized (adjective) = So attracted or interested that you can’t look away; completely captivated.
4. movie buff = someone who is very knowledgeable and passionate about film


IELTS speaking part-2 🗣️ (2 Minutes)

Describe an area of science (biology, robotics, etc.) that you are interested in and would like to learn more about

在这集播客里， Karen和柏威聊了中国传统哲学和宗教的Trivia，比如：孔子是哪里人？阴阳是哪个宗教的概念？等等。一起来看看吧！



Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

孔子是哪里人？中国传统哲学和宗教 Traditional Chinese Philosophy And Religion

A special episode for those who are just starting to learn the language online

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Dealing with anxiety before your first class

In this episode, I teach you 5 common phrasal verbs using the word "Put" so you can sound like a native speaker! 

✔️ Put into 
✔️ Put aside 
✔️ Put forward
✔️ Put back
✔️ Put off

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How much effort do you put into your studies?! 5 Phrasal Verbs Using the Word "Put"

An explanation of when to use "some" or "any" to tell how much/many things there are.