Slow Chinese

Hey guys! This is my first article and I'm gonna going to write about the podcast series some friends and I launched a few years ago. It's called Slow Chinese and it's a cChinese podcast series for foreigners who are interested in learning about Chinese culture, society, history, and tradition and so on. I'm one of the three authors writers [1]. I do broadcasting, too. Recently I wrote about the 11.11 festival in China, which is like "Cyber Monday" in the US. Check it out and give us some advices [2]! www.slow-chinese.com

I discovered italki.com today through a podcast called "Penji and Jenny tell you". I really love learning different languages. My father is an English professor, so I started to learn English since when I was little. I majored in German in college and spent one year in Germany. Now I often use both English and German at work. I'm willing to help people who want to learn Chinese mMandarin. Practice makes perfect! If we want to improve our language skills, all we need to do is to use the language, right?

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[1] I believe it's wrong to say that a podcast has an 'author'.  If you wrote the script for the podcast, you would be its 'writer'.  If you are one of the speakers on a podcast, you would be a 'presenter'.

[2] "Advice" is never written as a plural.  As examples:

"I received a little advice."

"I received a lot of advice."

"I received one piece of advice."

"I received three pieces of advice."

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Welcome to Italki, Jess.  I am going to visit your site right now.