by Agui Tsai
Hello, I’m Agui from Taiwan, and this channel is dedicated to beginner of learning Chinese. I will speak slowly, but if you still find the pace too fast, you can adjust the speed on Podcast. full transcript can be found at Patron: https://www.patreon.com/c/LearningChinesewithAgui or you can find subtitle in Youtube
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July 30, 2026
<p>Learn practical Taiwan Mandarin through five everyday conversations with separate male and female voices.Each conversation is presented at a slow, beginner-friendly speed and repeated at a more natural 1.5× speed. Follow along with Traditional Chinese characters, Hanyu Pinyin pronunciation guides, and natural English translations.In this video, you will practice Mandarin for:Ordering at a Taiwanese breakfast shopAsking for directions on the Taipei MRTPicking up a package at a convenience storeReporting a repair problem to a landlordShopping for clothes at a Taiwanese night marketChapters:00:00 Slow Speed — Breakfast Shop01:02 Slow Speed — Asking for MRT Directions02:05 Slow Speed — Convenience Store Pickup03:18 Slow Speed — Apartment Repair04:32 Slow Speed — Night Market Shopping05:43 Normal Speed Introduction05:48 Normal Speed — Breakfast Shop06:29 Normal Speed — Asking for MRT Directions07:12 Normal Speed — Convenience Store Pickup08:00 Normal Speed — Apartment Repair08:49 Normal Speed — Night Market ShoppingThis lesson is suitable for beginners, travelers, self-learners, and anyone who wants to understand how Mandarin is spoken in everyday life in Taiwan.Listen, repeat, and practice speaking each sentence aloud. If you find this lesson helpful, please subscribe, like the video, and turn on notifications for more Taiwan Mandarin lessons.The dialogue, illustrations, and AI-generated voices in this video were created specifically for language-learning purposes.#TaiwanMandarin #MandarinListening #LearnChinese #TraditionalChinese #ChineseConversation #MandarinForBeginners #LearnMandarin #TaiwaneseMandarin</p>
July 30, 2026
<p>In this episode, learn about three recent stories from Taiwan through simple, slow Taiwanese Mandarin.本集三件事情｜Today’s three stories臺鐵大學生優惠票Taiwan Railways student discount tickets台北免費環境教育活動Free environmental education activities in Taipei台東熱氣球曙光場Taitung’s hot-air-balloon dawn event這集適合｜This episode is suitable for・中文程度 A1–A2Mandarin learners at the A1–A2 level・正在學台灣華語的外國朋友People learning Taiwanese Mandarin・想用生活新聞練習聽力的人Learners who want to practice listening with everyday news・想學繁體中文與台灣常用說法的人Anyone interested in Traditional Chinese and common expressions from Taiwan本集重要詞語｜Key vocabulary・對號列車 duì hào liè chē — reserved-seat train・優惠 yōu huì — discount・環境教育 huán jìng jiào yù — environmental education・淨零 jìng líng — net zero・曙光 shǔ guāng — dawn light・光雕 guāng diāo — light show時間章節｜Chapters00:00 開場｜Introduction00:36 臺鐵大學生優惠｜Student train discounts01:33 台北環境教育活動｜Environmental education in Taipei02:34 台東熱氣球曙光場｜Taitung hot-air-balloon dawn event03:49 三件事情複習｜Review04:23 留言練習與結尾｜Comment practice and ending你最有興趣的是哪一件事情？請在留言區，用今天的新詞寫一句話！Which story interests you the most?Use one of today’s new words to write a sentence in the comments!#學中文 #台灣華語 #繁體中文 #LearnChinese #LearnMandarin #TaiwaneseMandarin #Taiwan</p>
July 30, 2026
<p>這一集用簡單、慢速的台灣中文，帶你學會 12 個每天真的會用到的動詞。Learn 12 everyday verbs that people really use in Taiwan. This beginner-friendly lesson uses simple, slow Taiwanese Mandarin with clear explanations and speaking practice.每一個動詞都有：- 簡單的中文解釋｜A simple explanation in Chinese- 台灣生活與文化小提醒｜Taiwanese language and culture notes- 實用例句｜A practical example sentence- 慢速拆解｜Slow, phrase-by-phrase pronunciation- 正常速度跟讀｜Natural-speed repetition practice你會學到：- 為什麼要說「騎機車」和「搭捷運」 Why Taiwanese speakers say 騎機車 and 搭捷運- 悠遊卡、餘額和加值是什麼 How to talk about an EasyCard, its balance, and topping it up- 「內用」和「外帶」有什麼不同 The difference between dining in and ordering food to go- 為什麼在小吃店可以叫店主「老闆」 Why people naturally call a small restaurant owner 老闆- 台灣人怎麼倒垃圾、收衣服 How Taiwanese speakers talk about taking out the trash and bringing in laundry## 章節｜Chapters00:00 今天要學什麼？｜What will we learn?00:26 開 kāi｜turn on; open00:58 關 guān｜turn off; close01:30 套 tào｜slip on; throw on02:01 脫 tuō｜take off02:31 騎 qí｜ride03:04 搭 dā｜take public transportation03:36 刷 shuā｜tap or swipe a card04:11 加值 jiā zhí｜top up; add value04:44 外帶 wài dài｜takeout; to go05:17 結帳 jié zhàng｜pay; check out05:54 倒 dào｜take out or empty the trash06:29 收 shōu｜bring in; put away07:03 快速複習｜Quick review請在留言區，用一個新動詞寫一句簡單的中文！Write one simple Chinese sentence using a new verb in the comments!#TaiwanMandarin #A1Chinese #A2Chinese #學中文 #台灣中文</p>
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Hello, I’m Agui from Taiwan, and this channel is dedicated to beginner of learning Chinese. I will speak slowly, but if you still find the pace too fast, you can adjust the speed on Podcast.
full transcript can be found at Patron: https://www.patreon.com/c/LearningChinesewithAgui
or you can find subtitle in Youtube
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