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Latest episodes of the podcast Learn Taishanese Daily
- Day 95: Five Tones in Taishanese
- Day 94: Different mooncake flavors
- Day 93: Asking your crush out in Taishanese
- Day 92: Getting around in the airport
- Day 91: Doing grocery shopping in Taishanese
- Day 90: What’s in a Chinese bakery?
- Day 89: Doing grocery shopping in Taishanese
- Episode 88: Mailing a package in the post office
- Episode 87: "Or” in a statement vs. in a question
- Episode 86: What do you like to do during summer vacation
- Episode 85: The use of “so” in Taishanese
- Episode 84: The use of 同 (hung4)
- Episode 83: Please give me a pound of …
- Episode 82: Winter Olympics Games
- Episode 81: My Lunar New Year dishes
- Episode 80: First responder and emergency scenarios, Part 1
- Episode 79: First shot, second shot, and booster shot of vaccines
- Episode 78: How to say dates in Taishanese
- Episode 77: What did you buy for Black Friday?
- Episode 76: Happy thanksgiving!
- Episode 75: Bakery
- Episode 74: Seeing a Chinese Doctor
- Episode 73: Day 73: Political parties in Taishanese
- Episode 72: Why are you late?
- Episode 71: Renting space for a restaurant
- Episode 70: Sample interview self-introduction
- Episode 69: I lost …
- Episode 68: How to order food
- Episode 67: How to say different colors
- Episode 66: No need to ...
- Episode 65: How to get seated in a Chinese restaurant
- Episode 64: How to ask about the weather
- Episode 63: Comparison
- Episode 62: Family members
- Episode 61: I feel stressed
- Day 60: ... is boring
- Day 59: I am looking for...
- Day 58: How to ask directions
- Day 57: Why do you want to learn Taishanese
- Episode 5: Day 56: How to describe appearance
- Day 55: How to ask someone out
- Day 54: Where is the bathroom?
- Day 53: How to say different languages in Taishanese
- Day 52: School
- Day 51: Goodbye
- Day 50: I am hungry
- Day 49: Can you help me?
- Day 48: Do you like...
- Day 47: How to...
- Day 46: I know how to…
- Day 45: What do you study
- Day 44: It was fun
- Day 43: Thank you
- Day 42: Would you rather be taking an online class or in-person class?
- Day 41: Where do you work?
- Day 40: When did you graduate
- Day 39: Yes and no
- Days 38: Weathers
- Day 37: Animals
- Day 36: Past, present, and future tenses (aspects)
- Day 35: Days, months, and years
- Day 34: Numbers 10-20
- Day 33: My coffee tastes really good
- Day 32: Days of the week
- Day 31: How to say “some”
- Day 30: Happy birthday
- Day 29: Numbers 6 to 10
- Day 28: The weather today is very nice
- Day 27: Numbers 1 to 5
- Day 26: Future tense/aspect in Taishanese
- Day 25: How to negate
- Day 24: I want to buy...
- Day 23: How to apologize in Taishanese
- Day 22: How to give compliments
- Day 21: What’s your favorite...
- Day 20: What did you eat for lunch?
- Day 19: What is your name?
- Day 18: What do you like to eat?
- Day 17: How’s your day today?
- Day 16: Why do you want to learn Taishanese
- Day 15: Where are you from?
- Day 14: What do you like to do?
- Day 13: Where is…?
- Day 12: Dum Sum Names (Categorized)
- Day 11: He/she has two...
- Day 9: I am doing...
- Day 10: How to say one’s profession in Taishanese
- #bibibaba: My new book is released!
- Day 8: Demostrative adjectives: how to say “this and “that” in Taishanese
- Day 7: How to say “thank you” in Taishanese
- Day 6: Family Members in Taishanese
- Day 5: Basic Numbers in Taishanese
- Day 4: “I want…” in Taishanese
- Day 3: “I am full” in Taishanese
- Day 2: “Happy Chinese New Year” in Taishanese
- Day 1: Greetings in Taishanese
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