Hosted by Eyon Qiu · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Welcome to Real Talk Chinese, your bridge between "textbook Mandarin" and the real world.🇨🇳 Native CreatedUnlike generic apps, this show is curated by a native Chinese creator. We skip the awkward phrases and teach you what locals actually say.🤖 AI Powered, Human AuditedWe use cutting-edge AI for high-quality, frequent updates, but our promise is simple: Every script is manually written and audited by native speakers. We ensure every tone, slang term, and cultural nuance fits the real Chinese environment.Join us to master the language of the streets!
Eyon Qiu hosts Real Talk Chinese, a education show with 16 episodes published.
Alex is late for the recording (again), but this time he has a valid excuse: Beijing traffic. Or does he? In this episode, Lulu teaches the essential survival phrases for when you are running late in China. Learn why Chi
Alex has the flu, but the doctor didn't give him any medicine—just a strange piece of advice: "Drink more hot water." Is this a medical cure or a scam?In this episode, Alex and Lulu discuss the Chinese obsession with war
Ever invited a Chinese friend out and heard "I'll think about it," only to never hear from them again? You might have missed the hint! In this episode, Alex learns a painful lesson about "Face" culture after buying expen
Have you ever tried to split the bill with a Chinese friend, only to have them get angry and push your money away? 💸🙅♂️ In this episode, Alex learns that paying the bill in China isn't just a transaction—it's a battle
Staring at a 50-page menu full of Chinese characters with zero pictures? Don't panic! 😱 In this episode, Alex is overwhelmed by a text-only menu, but Lulu saves the day with the "Lazy Person's Guide" to ordering. Learn
🚇 Stuck on the subway while the doors are closing? China's subways are convenient, but during rush hour, they are a battlefield. If you just whisper "sorry," you might miss your stop! In this episode, Alex learns that b
🍱 Ever eaten cold spaghetti because you were too scared to speak? In this episode, Alex shares his tragic lunch story: eating a cold bento box because he panicked when the 7-11 clerk started speaking fast Chinese. Conve
Have you ever sat in a busy Chinese restaurant, thirsty and hungry, but felt too awkward to shout "Waiter!"? Or maybe you tried the "polite western nod" and got completely ignored? In this episode, Alex learns that shout
We've all been there: You're exploring a new city, you drank too much bubble tea, and suddenly... it's an emergency. 🚨 In this episode, Alex and Lulu teach you the essential survival phrases for finding a restroom in Ch
Did you ask for a Chinese friend's phone number to send an SMS? 📱 Big mistake! In China, SMS is mostly for verification codes or scammers. If you want to make friends, you need to use WeChat (微信). In this episode, Alex
Alex tried to call a taxi driver "Mr. Car Man". It didn't go well. 🚕 Taking a taxi in China can be intimidating. Drivers are fast, impatient, and often don't speak English. But don't worry, we have the magic words to ge
Alex bought a phone number ending in 444. Big mistake. 💀 In China, numbers aren't just for counting—they carry heavy meanings. Buying the wrong number can make you look clueless, or even bring "bad luck"! In this episod
Alex bought a T-shirt for 200 RMB. Lulu says it's worth 50. 💸 Welcome to the Chinese "Fake Market", where the price tag is just a fantasy and bargaining is a dramatic performance! If you don't bargain, you lose money. B
Are you addicted to Bubble Tea (奶茶 - Nǎichá) ? 🧋 Alex is! But every time he goes to a shop, he panics and accidentally orders... beans? 😱 Ordering drinks in China can feel like a math test, but don't worry. Lulu is her
You walked up to a new friend and said: "我的名字是..." (Wǒ de míngzì shì) ? 🛑 Oh no! You just sounded like you were reading a police report, or maybe introducing yourself in kindergarten! While grammatically correct, native
Do you start every conversation with "Ni Hao Ma" ? 🛑 In this debut episode, Alex and Lulu break down the greetings locals actually use. 🎧 What you’ll learn: 🤖 The "Textbook" Trap: Why "Ni Hao Ma" sounds like a robot.
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