Name: 【Learning Mandarin From TV Shows】 欢乐喜剧人 Top Funny Comedians
Start: 2015-07-30T19:00:00+08:00
End: 2015-07-30T21:00:00+08:00
Location: G+ (G plus cafe)

Ni hao（你好）,

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This Week-"Top Funny Comedians".

"Top Funny Comedians" is a very funny entertainment TV show that invites the top comedians in China to compete on the same stage by performing every week. The audience have the chance to choose their favorite comedy.

Do you want to know more about Chinese humor? Don't forget to RSVP for our event.

Agenda:

7:00-7:15 Arriving & Mingling

7:15-8:45 Video Sharing & Free Talk

8:45-9:00 Group Photo & Exchange Contacts

---------------------Join us:

Fee: FREE event.

RSVP: click on "RSVP" button to sign up for our event.

Contact:

Wechat (ID: Lu1-2013)

Email (1159856051@qq.com)

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What's "Learning Mandarin from TV Show" all about?

Learning Mandarin from TV show is a new way our club use to engage conversation. This concept is mainly about watching Chinese TV shows together with Chinese members to help you understand not only the Chinese language, but also Chinese peoples' real life. Through this process, both foreigners and Chinese members can know more about difference cultures by sharing their opinions with each other. It'll help us a lot in the learning process.

Can we learn a language by watching TV shows?

Of course, we can. Many people in my hometown learned Cantonese by watching Cartoons and TV shows from TVB channel (a channel in Cantonese). Some foreign friends have been watching Chinese TV shows and they said they had learned a lot about Chinese cultures and values. As for me, the American TV shows have helped me a lot in improving my English in terms of pronunciation, vocabulary, and American cultures.

How can we benefit from this Activity?

You'll have an opportunity to immerse yourself in a Mandarin-based environment every Thursday night. By watching TV shows of various themes, you'll get to know more about Chinese food, Chinese entertainment industry, Chinese peoples' values about love/marriage, and know what's the talk of town in Chinese people's daily life. Our Chinese members will watch them with you. Feel free to share your ideas with them and ask them for help.

Best regards,

Organizing Team

Louis

Nihao Mandarin Club @Shanghai

Identity & Language

Expat Chinese

Mandarin

Language Exchange

Chinese Culture

Chinese Language

StephenH

Shirley Wang

nadia

Carlos A. Cortes

Angie

Pauline

Dhiraj