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Say a few Chinese phrases for the Olympics B 3:30

Watch this language video to learn a few basic Chinese exchanges such as "Hello" and "Good luck" in this 3 minute language guide for the 2008 Olympics with Associated Press reporter Mark Carlson. This instructional video provides essential key words for anyone visiting China during the Olympics. A great way to practice your listening and pronunciation skills in Chinese for beginners.

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Hosted by youtube.com | Curated 8/27/08 | Views 388

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