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Lily's Chinese 对话

20240215毛泽东自传节选

Das „st“ und „sp“ am Wortanfang oder Silbenanfang wird wie „scht und schp“ ausgesprochen. Im englischen wäre es „sht“ „shp“. 
Hier ist der Text zum Audio zum Mitverfolgen:

"Später spazierte Stefan stolz die Straße entlang. Im Schatten eines großen Baums sprach er mit Sandra, die eine spannende Geschichte erzählte. "Hast du gestern das Spektakel am See gesehen?" fragte sie. Stefan schüttelte den Kopf und spürte plötzlich einen starken Windstoß, der Staub aufwirbelte. "Das nächste Mal steh ich bestimmt rechtzeitig auf," versprach er."

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In this episode, we explore how building good habits can help you achieve your goals and stay consistent. You'll learn the importance of starting small, making habits part of your daily routine, and rewarding yourself for progress. We also share tips on staying patient and persistent, even when results take time. Whether you’re trying to study more, exercise regularly, or improve a skill, these strategies will make it easier to turn actions into habits that last. Tune in for practical advice to help you build habits that stick!

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