Learn Chinese with Story HSK3 Chinese Listening 巧遇老朋友 A coincidental meeting with an old friend

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Learn Chinese with Story HSK3 Chinese Listening 巧遇老朋友 A coincidental meeting with an old friend
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@smartmandarinkatrinalee 10 месяцев назад

😀 SMART Mandarin Insider - Received updated Chinese learning info and my new Chinese classes updates. winning-thinker-7590.ck.page/d254b3d0ea Correction: 6:10 pinyin, it's Ni zhu "de" not "di" Follow SMART Mandarin on Instagram smart_mandarin_katrina_lee

@RewordedEnglish 10 месяцев назад

I love these. I'll use the 2nd and 3rd play through (because they have 拼音), and I feel like it has helped my speaking and listening. Thanks Katrina, you're a cool dude. Keep going. 加油

@mountaintag 10 месяцев назад

你怎么会在这里？ My computer also translates this as: "How will you be here?" So, it has translated 会 as "will" (future tense). But we are talking about the present. Maybe 会 should be translated as "could", so the statement should be: "How could you (possibly) be here?" This would make sense, but we do not say this. We say: "How come you're here?" "What are you doing here?" "What brings you here?"