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A short dialogue is presented in Chinese, then (non-accentuated) Pinyin. You can try to participate with this video by speaking along. From the lesson:

Woman: "Ni hao."
Man: "Ni hao."
Woman: "Ni hui shuo pu tong hua ma?"
Man: "Wo hui shuo yi dian er. Wo shuo de bu hao."
Woman: "Ni shi mei guo ren ma?"
Man: "Shi."
Woman: "Ke shi ni pu tong hua shuo de hen hao."

"Putonghua" means "mandarin." "Ni hui shuo pu tong hua?" means "Do you speak Mandarin?"

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This video (see at YouTube) is of beginner level difficulty. It has subtitles in Pinyin and Chinese characters.

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