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User: Title: 吃饭 | Chinese Daily Dialogues | Upper Beginner | Chinese Listening Practice HSK 3/4
Description: Home
What do you want to eat tonight?
Shall we eat at home or out?
Eating at home or out is all fine with me.
It's up to you.
So let's eat at home.
Is there food at home?
Today you cook or I cook?
After cooking,
you do the dishes or I do the dishes?
I don't like to cook or wash the dishes.
If it's okay with you, we'd better eat out today.
All right. It's up to you.
So, what do you want to eat?
Chinese food or Western food?
Let's eat Chinese food.
The restaurant we often go to, under the building
or the new one that just opened across the street,
both look good to me.
Let's go to the one under the building.
On the way
Hey! Look at that!
There's a discount at the new restaurant.
Today all dishes are 20% off.
We'd better go there to eat.
Okay. It's up to you.
Restaurant
Hello! Welcome!
Excuse me, how many people?
Hello. Two people.
You two, please come this way.
Both table no. 1 and table no. 2 are available.
Table no. 2.
I like the place by the window better.
This is the menu.
This is our first time here.
Do you have any recommendations?
Customers generally order
sweet and sour ribs
or fish flavored meat strips.
These two dishes are our specialty.
Do you want to eat sweet and sour ribs
or fish flavored meat strips?
I want sweet and sour ribs.
So I want a serving of
fish flavored meat strips.
And add two bowls of rice.
Okay. What would you like to drink?
Coca-Cola. Thanks.
Pepsi.
Okay. Please wait a little while.
The food will be ready very soon.
Caption: 📝PDF transcription of this video (hanzi + pinyin) for supporters:
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🤓Version without pinyin of this video:
https://youtu.be/mdWaSuSrzmg

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In this video of the series Chinese Daily Dialogues, designed for upper beginner students with a vocabulary around HSK 3/4, you can do listening practice through a short everyday dialogue narrated by a native speaker in Mandarin Chinese at a natural speed.

LTL CHINESE GRAMMAR BANK
We've recently partnered with LTL Mandarin School and we are providing videos for their Chinese Grammar Bank, a growing resource of grammar articles with plenty of beginner-friendly examples and explanations. In this story we put in context the topics of one of their posts about A1 Grammar points, which you can check out here:

Beginner Level Grammar – Which One To Use? 还是 or 或者?
https://flexiclasses.com/chinese-grammar-bank/or-in-chinese/

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French translation by Vincent Coustillac.

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Chinese language topics:
#MandarinChinese #ChineseDialogue #ChineseListening #LearnChinese #HSKListening #MandarinClick #LearnChineseOnline #ChinoMandarin #aprenderchino #HSK
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