Welcome to Beginner Conversations in Chinese, your frequent dose of practical, high-frequency Chinese phrases designed to get you speaking fast! Hosted by Julie Liu, founder of Motherly Notes School, this podcast is perfect for beginners looking to master Mandarin in a fun and engaging way. Whether you’re a current student at Motherly Notes, a parent learning alongside your kids, or a self-learner diving into Chinese for the first time, each episode will introduce you to real-world sentences that you can use right away. Follow along with our Beginner Conversations in Chinese book series available on Amazon, or join our live classes for more in-depth practice. Through humor, repetition, and bite-sized lessons, we make learning Chinese easy, entertaining, and practical. Subscribe now to start your Mandarin journey!

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About: Julie Liu is the founder of Motherly Notes Chinese School, a global online school that focuses on getting kids to true native-level fluency in Mandarin. She is currently pursuing her Master's in Education at the University of Pennsylvania and holds an MBA from the University of Chicago as well as a BA from the University of California, Berkeley. Julie’s passion for education drives her to create highly engaging, affordable courses that inspire children to love learning Chinese. As the host of two podcasts, Beginner Conversations in Chinese and Mandarin Mayhem, Julie makes language learning fun for both kids and parents. While Beginner Conversations in Chinese follows her book series and focuses on structured learning, Mandarin Mayhem explores pop culture, parenting experiences, and random topics in Chinese with humor and spontaneity.

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