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2.1.14B 故事解读《小蝌蚪找妈妈》

2.1.14B 故事解读《小蝌蚪找妈妈》

FromLearning Chinese through Stories


2.1.14B 故事解读《小蝌蚪找妈妈》

FromLearning Chinese through Stories

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Length:
27 minutes
Released:
Oct 4, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

New words and grammatical structures in the story are being taught in this episode. A lot of repetitions are used so that our learners can get master this story in no time! Enjoy the lesson and please find the new word list on our website: www.learningchinesethroughstories.com 蝌蚪 kēdǒu Noun, tadpole 池塘 chítáng Noun, pond 游泳池,swimming pool 脑袋 nǎodai Noun, brain 甩 shuǎi Verb, to whip 歌曲《一个人的精彩》 快活 kuàihuó Adj, happy 啊(哇) a (wa) Verb+啊+verb, doing something without a stop 吃啊吃,eat and eat 走哇走,walk and walk 鲤鱼 lǐyú Noun, carp 捕食 bǔshí Verb phrase, (predators) hunt for food 迎 yíng Verb, to go to meet; to welcome 宽 kuān Adj, wide 乌龟 wūguī Noun, turtle 摆动 bǎidòng Verb, to sway; to swing 连忙 liánmáng Adv, promptly; immediately; instantly Or 赶忙,赶紧 追 zhuī Verb, to chase 顶上 dǐng shàng Pronoun, the top (side) 披 pī Verb, to drape over (ones’ shoulder) 衣裳 yīshang Noun, clothes 荷花 héhuā Noun, lotus flower 荷叶 hé yè Noun, lotus leaf 蹲 dūn Verb, to squat 青蛙 qīngwā Noun, frog 碧绿 bì lì Adj, green as a jade 露 lòu Verb, to expose 雪白 xuěbái Adj, white as snow 肚皮 dùpí Noun, belly 鼓 gǔ Verb, to bulge 对 duì Measure word for a pair of eyes, ears, earrings, bracelets, twins. Cannot use for shoes, socks, chopsticks 蹬 dēng Verb, to thrust against 跳 tiào Verb, to jump 蹦 bèng Verb, to hop 捉 zhuō Verb, to catch; to capture 害虫 hàichóng Noun, pest
Released:
Oct 4, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Using more than 99% target language, 听故事学中文Learning Chinese through Stories(LCTS) creates authentic and immersive podcasts to help people around the world develop Chinese language skills and cultural competency. It covers a wide range of topics and proficiency levels(Novice, Intermediate, Advanced). Every story has two parts: story (A) and story explanation (B), accompanied by annotated vocabulary and transcript. For example, an episode titled "2.3.12 A" means this episode is at the level of Intermediate High (2.3), is the 12th episode created for this level, and is the story, not story explanation. http://www.learningchinesethroughstories.com/