2018年7月3日星期二

Apps for passive listening

I have been thinking it would be really helpful to practice passive listening throughout the day, but I'm having trouble finding Chinese dialogue presented at an A2-B1 level (HSK 2) that is pure Chinese, (no English explanation) and can be put on repeat or shuffle.

Does anyone try to use this or a similar method to practice? What tools or app do you use?

I'm looking for apps, or podcasts but any ideas are appreciated

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