Learn Chinese with Story HSK3 Chinese Listening 巧遇老朋友 A coincidental meeting with an old friend
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- Learn Chinese with Story HSK3 Chinese Listening 巧遇老朋友 A coincidental meeting with an old friend
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Correction: 6:10 pinyin, it's Ni zhu "de" not "di"
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I love these. I'll use the 2nd and 3rd play through (because they have 拼音), and I feel like it has helped my speaking and listening. Thanks Katrina, you're a cool dude. Keep going. 加油
你怎么会在这里?
My computer also translates this as: "How will you be here?"
So, it has translated 会 as "will" (future tense). But we are talking about the present.
Maybe 会 should be translated as "could", so the statement should be:
"How could you (possibly) be here?"
This would make sense, but we do not say this. We say:
"How come you're here?"
"What are you doing here?"
"What brings you here?"
Which is the usual pronunciation of 熟悉 in Taiwan? I've heard that 2. is more common. Is that right?
1. shúxī
2. shoúxī
The only fake part of this video is that two people bought houses in Taipei. That would be incredibly expensive. 😜🇹🇼