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I Wasn’t the Son My Dad Wanted (But I Understand Him Now) | Mandarin Listening Practice

💬[Bryan Speaks 布聊天 Series: EP02] They call it “learning.” We say it’s “FUN!” Welcome to Fun Mandarin 玩中文®️! 大家好! I'm Bryan! 😊 In this episode, I’m speaking entirely in Mandarin! Remember to turn on subtitles and adjust the playback speed to make listening easier and pick up new words as you go. 📥After watching, download the “Chat Notepad” on my ko-fi page 😊to review & practice the vocab! https://ko-fi.com/s/c0c845c71a 📧 Join my newsletter — ⭐《每周一字》(Weekly Star Character)! https://ko-fi.com/funmandarinbcc/tiers 📌Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:42 Bryan Speaks 布聊天 02：我不是個好兒子 / 我不是个好儿子 05:28 Summary & discussion questions 🥰You might also like: ➡️Improve your listening with the "signposts"    • Ace Them ALL in Mandarin – You Need THIS! ...   📝Notes: 1.The Mandarin name of this series, "布聊天" (bù liáo tiān), starts with "布" (bù), which is a play on the word "不" (bù). While "布" comes from the Chinese transliteration of my name "Bryan" (布萊恩/布莱恩), it also puns with the word "不" (bù), meaning "not," and sounds like "不聊天" (bù liáo tiān), which means "not chatting." This highlights that the series isn’t just about random chats—it’s about sharing my thoughts on different topics, while Mandarin learners can use it to improve their listening, reading skills, and vocabulary! 2. Traditional characters are highlighted in blue, while simplified ones are in green. If not highlighted, it means they are the same in both traditional and simplified forms. 3. Pinyin in blue is the standard in Taiwan, and pinyin in green is the standard in China. If it’s black, the pronunciation is the same in both. ❗Disclaimer: This video reflects my genuine personal experiences and perspectives. While certain aspects may resonate with traditional Chinese family culture, it is not intended to generalize, stereotype, or represent all individuals or families.