AIC (Accessible Intermediate Chinese)
John Pasden, Li JiongEvery week get a special selection of AllSet Learning's custom materials for intermediate learners, including tone pair practice, tricky vocabulary distinctions, useful audio material, and maybe even some easy-to-read cartoons.
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AIC #24: Taking a Sick Day 😷 “Were You Really Sick Yesterday?”
Note from John
In today’s Accessible Intermediate Chinese (AIC) lesson, we move from formal office communication into a very different kind of workplace conversation: what happens when “being sick” is not exactly what it seems.
This di...
AIC #23: Giving a Gift 🎁 “Is This Too Expensive?”
Note from John
In today’s Accessible Intermediate Chinese (AIC) lesson, we step into an office setting and explore a common social situation in China: giving a gift to a friend or colleague.
This time, the conversation focuses on how p...
AIC #22: Drinking Etiquette 🍻 “Can You Hold Your Liquor?”
Note from John
In today’s Accessible Intermediate Chinese (AIC) lesson, we join a company dinner and explore an important part of Chinese social culture: drinking etiquette.
This dialogue highlights the challenges many foreigners face...
Which AIC dialogues do you want more of? (VOTE!)
At AllSet Learning we’ve been creating custom lessons for learners since 2010. That experience makes it easier for us to create dialogue-based lessons with real-life applications.
Every AIC dialogue starts from the same place: a real situa...
AIC #21: Riding an Electric Scooter “Can I Ride Here?”
Note from John
In today’s Accessible Intermediate Chinese (AIC) lesson, we take a ride through a very common part of modern Chinese city life: the electric scooter.
This dialogue focuses on traffic rules, road safety, and the challenge...
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Long-time China resident. Founder of AllSet Learning.
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