This song is suited for medium-level-students. He sings relative slowly.

shuō : to say / to tell
The song beginns: " zuò zhe shuō, zhàn zhe shuō, nǐ xiǎng yào shuō shén me"
zuò: to sit
zhàn : to stand
zuò zhe shuō, zhàn zhe shuō: to say sth. as one sits, as one stands
nǐ xiǎng yào shuō shén me: What do you want to say?
wǒ yào tīng nǐ shuō, néng bù néng gào sù wǒ? : I want to listen to what you say, can you tell me?
kuài diǎn : to hurry up

A middle-aged woman asked the way to a bicycle-repair shop.

xiū chē pù : a bicycle-repair shop

huaī : broken

yì zhí wǎng qián zǒu : to go straight on

A man saw it and offered to help to carry the suitcase.
tí zhe xiāng zi : to carry the suitcase
xiāng zi : suitcase
má fàn : to trouble
tài kè qì : Don´t mention it.

zhōng qiū : Mid-autumn Festival

guò jié : to celebrate a Festival

yuè bǐng : moon cake

yōu měi : graceful

tīng yīn yuè : to listen to the music

" kàn zhe yuán yuán de yuè liàng , chī zhe yuán yuán de yuè bǐng ."
means:
" We eat the round moon cake while looking at the round moon."

yuè liàng : the moon

qīng sōng : relaxed

A man and a woman go to see a film together, they talk about something before and after the film. At first they exchange the views of the newly bought clothes and bag.

xīn yī fu: new clothes, here it means new jacket.
chuān : to wear
nǐ chuān xīn yī fu la? : You are wearing a new jacket, aren´t you?
nǐ kàn zěn me yàng : What do you think?
yán sè : the color
shēn : dark
yán sè shēn le diǎn : the color is a bit too dark.
shì yàng : the style
shí máo : in fashion
nǐ cāi duō shǎo qián? : Guess how much it is?

So you can learn the way to exchange the views. The sentence structure:

nǐ kàn ... zěn me yàng?

You can put the discussed object in the mittle of the sentence, which means " What do you think about ....?"
Sometimes in the conversation you can also say simply
"nǐ kàn zěn me yàng?", as long as there is no mistake possible.

The two presenters talk about the Happy China show and more.

Taffi explains how to say "Where is the toilet/ restroom?" In Chinese, you say:

"Xǐ shǒu jiān zài nǎ er?"

Note this lesson is cut short at the end...

In this outdoor lesson, the teacher talks about the question: "How old are you?"

In this outdoor lesson, the teacher talks about the question: "Do you speak Chinese?"

In this outdoor lesson, the teacher talks about the question: "What are you doing now?"

The teacher explains how one word can have several meaning. Like "shēng qì", which he says can mean both "angry" and "animal spirits/ vitality".

The teacher talks about the words for "hand", "finger", "middle finger" and more.

The teacher presents on a green board, writing Chinese characters like "nǐ" - "you".

The teacher presents on a green board, writing Chinese characters like "up", "middle" and "below".

The camera shakes a bit in this video.

The teacher takes you around the internet, introducing words like "upload", "download" and "right-click".

Here are some internet related words from my Langenscheidt dictionary:
blog - bókè
browser - liúlǎnqì
cookie - qǔqí
cyberspace - sàibó kōngjīn
to download - xiàzài
e-commerce - diànzǐ shāngmào
email - diànyóu (short for "diànzǐ yóujiàn")
to log-in - shànwàng
firewall - fánghuǒqiáng
homepage - zhǔyè
internet - hùliánwǎng
internet address - wǎngzhǐ
offline - líxiàn
online - wǎngshàng
online service - wǎngshàng fúwù
password - mìmǎ
provider - tígōngzhě
send - fāsòng
server - fúwùqì
to surf - shàngwǎng liúlǎn
world wide web - wànwéiwǎng
website - wǎngzhàn

The teacher talks about the browser, Firefox.