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: Chinese Vocabulary Customized for 麦凯林 (Mài Kǎilín)
Note from John
Everyone needs to learn vocabulary. That can’t be avoided. But not everyone finds the same vocabulary useful for them personally. Mastering the words you need for your own Chinese language interactions is, then, a process...
AIC #27: “My Chinese Is Too Good?” 😅 (Why Is That a Problem?)
Note from John
In today’s Accessible Intermediate Chinese (AIC) lesson, we explore another interesting part of the foreigner experience in China: what happens when your Chinese becomes good enough for real conversations.
Along the way,...
AIC #26: Viral Milk Tea 🧋 “Why Is Everyone Lining Up?”
Note from John
In today’s Accessible Intermediate Chinese (AIC) lesson, we explore another familiar part of everyday life in China: the excitement around popular food and drink brands.
This time, the conversation focuses on viral milk...
AIC #25: "Young" 😅 "Did My Boss Just Call Me Inexperienced?"
Note from John
Although your votes on this newsletter indicated many of you prefer daily life dialogues, we’ll still occasionally do the odd work-related topic (and try to keep it more relevant to more people). In today’s Accessible Int...
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...
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Long-time China resident. Founder of AllSet Learning.
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