Learn Traditional Chinese in 3 min

Learn Traditional Chinese in 3 min

Joshua

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10
Episodes
2020
First episode

About Learn Traditional Chinese in 3 min

Greetings, this is Joshua. Welcome to "Learn Traditional Chinese in 3 min". I am a business writer in Taiwan. I hope to share the real Chinese used by the Chinese nation for over 5000 years, and practice speaking and writing English by the way. Thank you for listening to my podcast, may God bless you. Powered by Firstory Hosting (https://firstory.me)

Publisher
Joshua
Category
education · education · society & culture
Language
en
Explicit
No
First episode
4 Dec 2020
Latest episode
17 Jul 2023

Latest episodes

10 episodes in the feed.

  1. 17 Jul 2023

    10. Are all Christians good people? (基督徒都是好人嗎?)

  2. 14 Jul 2023

    09. Is Taiwan a good place for development? (台灣是個發展的好地方嗎?)

  3. 7 Jul 2023

    08. What is your perspective on future trends? part. 1 (你對未來趨勢的看法是? 01)

  4. 5 Jul 2023

    07. The most difficult thing in faith(在信仰中最困難的事)

  5. 3 Jul 2023

    06. About “integrity” in chinese (中文的「誠信」)

  6. 30 Jun 2023

    05. My semi-retired mentor taught me in this way (我那進入半退休的導師這樣教我)

  7. 28 Jun 2023

    04. The first pastor who baptized me said… (第一位幫我受洗的牧師說)

  8. 26 Jun 2023

    03. What topics will be covered next (接下來會有哪些主題?)

  9. 23 Jun 2023

    02. Long time no see (好久不見)

  10. 4 Dec 2020

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