Learn finally to tell these two consonants apart.

English for IT Pros

V and W Pronunciation in English

Text One--课文1 
xiǎomíng：wèi！
dàwèi：wèi！shìxiǎomíngma？
xiǎomíng：wǒshì。
dàwèi：wǒshìdàwèi。wǒyǒuyīxiēhànyǔwèntí。qǐngnǐbāngwǒyīxiàér，xíngma？
xiǎomíng：xíng。
dàwèi：nǐshénmeshíhòuyǒukòngér？
xiǎomíng：míngtiānxiàwǔzěnmeyàng？
dàwèi：hǎo。nǐzhōngwǔzàinǎérchīfàn？wǒmenyīqǐchīwǔfànba。
xiǎomíng：wǒzàixuéshēngshítángchīfàn。
dàwèi：zánmenshíèrdiǎnbànzàishítángménkǒujiàn。
xiǎomíng：hǎo。míngtiānjiàn！

小明：喂！
大卫：喂！是小明吗？
小明：我是。
大卫：我是大卫。我有一些汉语问题。请你帮我一下儿，行吗？
小明：行。
大卫：你什么时候有空儿？
小明：明天下午怎么样？
大卫：好。你中午在哪儿吃饭？我们一起吃午饭吧。
小明：我在学生食堂吃饭。
大卫：咱们十二点半在食堂门口见。
小明：好。明天见！

Text 2--课文2
wǒzàiběijīngxuéhànyǔ。měitiānshàngwǔshàngkè，xiàwǔzàitúshūguǎnxuéxí，wǎnshàngzàisùshèkàndiànshì，huòzhěgēntóngwūliáotiānér。jīntiānzhōngwǔwǒgēnyīgèzhōngguópéngyǒuyīqǐchīfàn。wǒmenzàixuéshēngshítángménkǒujiànmiàn。wǒchángxiǎngjiā，chánggěibàbàmāmādǎdiànhuà。wǒbùchánggěitāmenxiěxìn。
我在北京学汉语。每天上午上课，下午在图书馆学习，晚上在宿舍看电视，或者跟同屋聊天儿。今天中午我跟一个中国朋友一起吃饭。我们在学生食堂门口见面。我常想家，常给爸爸妈妈打电话。我不常给他们写信。


HSK2--materials and exercises for listenning, reading and speaking

我们在食堂门口见面  wǒmenzàishítángménkǒujiànmiàn

Today we will learn 3 phrases with ’请=qing3=please‘ which would be very convenient in your work.

Crystal Gao's Chinese Language Journey

11、请进– Come in, please，请坐– Have a seat, please，请说– Please say it

Grab a snack and give this week's episode a listen. You do NOT want to miss it!

LEARN BY LISTENING

How to ACTUALLY Master Grammar Rules

In this episode, I read a simplified version of "The Watch" by Mikhail Zoshchenko. You’ll hear slow, clear Russian, learn useful vocabulary, and answer a few questions to help you follow the story. Perfect for A2–B1 level learners. Let’s explore Russian, word by word!

Слово за словом с Дашей

Часы (The Watch) А2 - В1

Burasi şunu öğreneceksiniz: 1. Kimi/neyi var , 2. Nasil reservasyon yapabilirsiniz Artı, bir diyalog dinleyeceksiniz

İngilizçe - selamlar

Otelde

Canciones  cortas

Decir   en pretérito

A boy named Merryl is on a date with a girl named Honey. He realizes he can't remember the names of certain items so he tries to explain what he means by using the wrong words. Later he goes to the store and to the doctor and has the same problem.

This story is written by me.

Vocabulary:
salt and pepper shakers: containers for salt and pepper
thingamajig: a word people use when they don't remember the right word
pepper spray: a spray used for self-defense
baby wipe: a moistened paper towel used to clean a baby
napkin: a paper towel used to clean the mouth after eating food
smushed: smashed
pico de gallo: salsa used in Mexican food
croutons: small pieces of toasted bread used in salad
cooking spray: a spray that keeps food from sticking to the pan
goo: sticky, thick substance
salad dressing: a liquid mixture used for salads
stethoscope: a tool doctors use to listen to a person's heartbeat