Podcast Teach Yourself Mandarin terbaik (2024)

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Pinyin Over Characters: the Crippling Crutch (Replay) 1:05:18

4d ago1:05:18

1:05:18

John and Jared discuss the all too common situation of pinyin over Chinese characters, something Jared sometimes refer to as the “crippling crutch”. They go into depth on why this is so common, why it is so detrimental, and what to do instead. Guest interview is with Kwadwo [QUĀY.jo] Sampani Kessi, the founder of Elementary Chinese, a popular YouTu…

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A Shortcut to Chinese Fluency? Narrow Reading in Chinese 18:24

25d ago18:24

18:24

In this episode, Jared and John dive into the concept of "narrow reading"—a strategy that involves focusing your language learning on a specific topic or genre to accelerate progress. They explore how this targeted approach deepens vocabulary and comprehension through repeated exposure to related content, making language acquisition more efficient.…

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From Forgetful to Fluent: Elijah’s Inspiring Persistence in Learning Chinese 35:19

1M ago35:19

35:19

Elijah Wilcott never thought he was cut out for learning languages. With a self-proclaimed terrible memory and a history of struggling in language classes, he picked up only a handful of basic phrases after teaching English in China for two years. But when he found a compelling reason to learn Chinese, Elijah dove into full-time language study, and…

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The 6 Biggest Questions About Chinese Characters—Answered! 34:49

2M ago34:49

34:49

If you're learning Chinese, these are the must-know answers about Chinese characters. Join Jared and John as they dive into key questions like: Should you learn characters right from the start? Is handwriting really necessary? Should you choose simplified or traditional? Get clear, practical advice and actionable tips that will transform the way yo…

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Characters, Cocktails, and Karaoke: How Mike Kennedy Blended Passion and Chinese 30:59

2M ago30:59

30:59

During a trip to Hong Kong, Mike Kennedy haphazardly began studying Chinese characters which started him on a path he could have never imagined. His growing passion for Chinese drove him to co-found Jinbu Pal, a reading app for Chinese, and start a YouTube channel where he makes cocktails in Chinese. From visiting factories in China to karaoke bars…

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Language Learning Adventures: The Role of Randomness and Unpredictability 19:23

3M ago19:23

19:23

Jared and John explore how randomness and unpredictability can prepare you for adventures in your Chinese learning journey. From spontaneous conversations with native speakers to the unexpected challenges that push you out of your comfort zone, they delve into why seeking variety and embracing randomness are not only the “spice of life” but also ke…

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From the Classroom to China: Teenagers Putting their Chinese to the Test 36:21

3M ago36:21

36:21

In this special episode, host Jared Turner takes you inside a study abroad trip to China with a group of teenagers including his two sons. These teenagers, who have been learning Chinese for years in a dual language immersion program, finally get to put their skills to the test in the wild, navigating real-world challenges, stepping out of their co…

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Is Your Chinese as Good as You Think it is? Confronting the Dunning-Kruger Effect 22:32

4M ago22:32

22:32

Do you think your Chinese skills are better than they actually are? You might not be alone. This cognitive bias can cause learners to overestimate their proficiency, leading to overconfidence and potential setbacks in their language journey. Jared and John share personal anecdotes and experiences, breaking down the stages of language learning where…

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From Reluctant Traveler to Fluent Speaker: Cleopatra’s Chinese Language Adventure 47:57

4M ago47:57

47:57

Cleopatra Wise initially had no desire to learn a foreign language but after being convinced to go to China for a class trip, her visit to Shanghai became a transformative experience that sparked her interest in learning the language. She embarked on a quest to learn Chinese which ended up with her working in Taiwan, Beijing, and later working for …

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When to Start Reading for Maximum Fluency 25:22

5M ago25:22

25:22

Discover why reading in Chinese is a game-changer for fluency and learn the best time to start using graded readers. Jared and John break down the benefits of extensive reading and offer tips on how to integrate graded readers into your study routine for maximum impact. Whether you're a beginner or intermediate learner, find out how reading can acc…

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Raising Bilingual Children: Sunny's Story and Strategies from Spot of Sunshine Chinese 45:11

5M ago45:11

45:11

Dive into the world of raising bilingual children with Sunny from Spot of Sunshine Chinese. In a chat with Jared, Sunny shares her journey from Taiwan to the suburbs of Chicago, discussing the challenges and triumphs of maintaining language and cultural connections. She offers tips and expert advice on effective strategies for parents raising bilin…

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Motivation and the Influence of Cultural Attitudes on Learning 27:04

6M ago27:04

27:04

Jared and John delve into research discussing the crucial role of attitudes and preconceptions of a culture towards learning its language. They explore the many facets of this issue, including how the current state of China’s political relations impacts language learning in the West. Links from the episode: Mandarin Companion graded readers Send us…

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From American Football to Chinese Films: The Journey of Matt William Knowles 50:46

6M ago50:46

50:46

Jared Turner interviews Matt William Knowles, a former college football player, who turned an unfortunate event into a remarkable life-changing adventure in China. After a career-ending injury left him uncertain about his future, Matt took a volunteer teaching position in one of China's most impoverished regions, Guizhou Province. Here, Matt found …

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The Frustrated Learner and the Sound of Progress 24:34

7M ago24:34

24:34

Hosts Jared and John discuss the frustrations of a learner who came to John for help, particularly with pinyin and differentiation of similar sounds in Chinese. They explore why learners often misapply English pronunciation rules to pinyin and how comprehensible input can ease the learning curve. This episode is not just a deep dive into the phonet…

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Finding Your Voice in Chinese: Happi's Multilingual Melody 48:17

7M ago48:17

48:17

Driven by her love for Asian cultures, anime, and K-pop, Happi (from Happi Across Cultures) has learned Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Starting with friendships with exchange students, she went on to double major in Chinese and Japanese including studying abroad in Tokyo and Shanghai where she deeply engaged with the local culture. An accomplished …

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Japanese and Chinese: Unraveling the Differences of Two Ancient Tongues 23:36

8M ago23:36

23:36

Dive into the fascinating world of East Asian languages with hosts Jared Turner and John Pasden. Whether you're navigating the tonal waves of Chinese or untangling the polite intricacies of Japanese, this episode offers a deep dive into the nuances, challenges, and delights of learning these two rich languages. They also discuss invaluable resource…

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The Making of a YouTube Star: Ari Smith's Transformation into Xiao Ma 38:46

8M ago38:46

38:46

In this riveting episode, a clueless American white guy shocks a podcast host with flawless Chinese using one trick that teachers hate! Our special guest, Ari Smith, widely recognized as Xiao Ma on YouTube, shares the unexpected journey that led him from being a curious American to a Chinese-speaking internet sensation. Our special guest is none ot…

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David Stirling on the Life-Changing Rewards of Immersion & His Experience Teaching English in Thailand 59:05

8M ago59:05

59:05

David Stirling is a Thailand-based English teacher from the UK and the founder of ⁠Go-Interview.com⁠, which helps English learners build the language skills they need to get their dream job. In the interview, we discuss: How David fell in love with Thailand Why he got into English teaching The different types of teaching jobs available in Thailand …

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Bridging Continents and Cultures: How Akeel Alleyne Found His Calling and Career in the Heart of China 44:58

9M ago44:58

44:58

Some people may find they have a knack for learning Chinese, but deciding to make Chinese a part of your life is another decision entirely. Akeel Alleyne shares his story from learning Chinese in high school to making the move to live and work in China. He talks about how Chinese has enriched his life, helped find his calling, and enabled him to ca…

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The Impact of Native Teaching Methods on Chinese Learners: Insights from a Shanghai Classroom 29:28

9M ago29:28

29:28

Join us as we step into the world of China's educational system. With an extra special guest interview, we pull back the curtain of how Chinese is taught in Chinese schools. These first-hand insights shed light on how China’s classrooms influence how Chinese is taught around the world. Links from the episode: Memes for Chinese Learners | Instagram …

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How to use ChatGPT to Learn Chinese 19:45

10M ago19:45

19:45

Hosts Jared Turner and John Pasden give you some pro tips on how to use AI, specifically Chat GPT, to learn Chinese. They explore a variety of use cases, including limitations and tips on how to get the most out of these large language models we call artificial intelligence. Links from the episode: Chat GPT Send us a message | Mandarin Companion fe…

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Author & Digital Nomad Daniel Rusteen on How He Learned Spanish After Two Failed Attempts 43:15

10M ago43:15

43:15

Daniel Rusteen is an author, full-time traveler, digital nomad, short-term rental expert, and former Airbnb employee. He is best known for his books Optimize Your BnB and Profitable Properties, but he has also written a book on learning languages: Zilch to Conversational. In our conversation, Danny shares why he failed to learn a foreign language h…

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Christmas in China (Ep. 25 Replay) 58:12

11M ago58:12

58:12

Our special Chinese Christmas episode first aired Dec 16, 2019.

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Former Airborne Cryptologic Linguist Ian Fritz on What He Learned at the Defense Language Institute & Spying on the Taliban 57:59

11M ago57:59

57:59

Ian Fritz is the author of What the Taliban Told Me, a nuanced look at what it was like to undertake intensive language training at The Defense Language Institute (DLI) in not one, but two languages (Dari and Pashto), serve as an "Airborne Cryptologic Linguist" (ACL) in the United States Air Force (USAF), and spy on the Taliban from low-flying guns…

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Teach Yourself Mandarin Podcast

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You Can Learn Chinese

Jared Turner

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The Language Mastery Show

John Fotheringham

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Pinyin Over Characters: the Crippling Crutch (Replay) 1:05:18

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A Shortcut to Chinese Fluency? Narrow Reading in Chinese 18:24

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From Forgetful to Fluent: Elijah’s Inspiring Persistence in Learning Chinese 35:19

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The 6 Biggest Questions About Chinese Characters—Answered! 34:49

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Characters, Cocktails, and Karaoke: How Mike Kennedy Blended Passion and Chinese 30:59

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Language Learning Adventures: The Role of Randomness and Unpredictability 19:23

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From the Classroom to China: Teenagers Putting their Chinese to the Test 36:21

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Is Your Chinese as Good as You Think it is? Confronting the Dunning-Kruger Effect 22:32

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From Reluctant Traveler to Fluent Speaker: Cleopatra’s Chinese Language Adventure 47:57

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When to Start Reading for Maximum Fluency 25:22

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Raising Bilingual Children: Sunny's Story and Strategies from Spot of Sunshine Chinese 45:11

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Motivation and the Influence of Cultural Attitudes on Learning 27:04

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From American Football to Chinese Films: The Journey of Matt William Knowles 50:46

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The Frustrated Learner and the Sound of Progress 24:34

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Finding Your Voice in Chinese: Happi's Multilingual Melody 48:17

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Japanese and Chinese: Unraveling the Differences of Two Ancient Tongues 23:36

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The Making of a YouTube Star: Ari Smith's Transformation into Xiao Ma 38:46

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David Stirling on the Life-Changing Rewards of Immersion & His Experience Teaching English in Thailand 59:05

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Bridging Continents and Cultures: How Akeel Alleyne Found His Calling and Career in the Heart of China 44:58

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The Impact of Native Teaching Methods on Chinese Learners: Insights from a Shanghai Classroom 29:28

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How to use ChatGPT to Learn Chinese 19:45

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Author & Digital Nomad Daniel Rusteen on How He Learned Spanish After Two Failed Attempts 43:15

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Christmas in China (Ep. 25 Replay) 58:12

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Former Airborne Cryptologic Linguist Ian Fritz on What He Learned at the Defense Language Institute & Spying on the Taliban 57:59

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