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How to Say “I am a Vegetarian" in Chinese

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This lesson teaches you how to say “I am a vegetarian!" in Chinese. so have fun watching it and master the...
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By: Guest 10 months ago
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Xie Xie - you are GREAT and very clear at explaining the pronounciation. I loved this.
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By: Guest 10 months ago
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The guy means well, but this is terrible advice. Most people who are vegetarian for ethical or religious reasons want to eat zero meat -- no chicken or pork or beef, usually no fish, and no meat or poultry stocks, no duck fat or pork fat ... NO MEAT PRODUCTS OF ANY KIND in their food. Most waiters at most restaurants in China have never *heard* of vegetarianism. If you say "wo chi su," the waiter will think you really like vegetables, and they'll point you toward vegetable dishes. But they will not steer you away from green beans with pork bits or veg soup made from chicken stock, because "wo chi su" doesn't ask them to do that. There is no short Chinese phrase for "I am a vegetarian." Get someone to write in Mandarin "I do not want any beef," "I do not want any chicken," pork, fish, etc. Show the paper to the waiter. They will think you're crazy or sick, but it may work.
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By: Guest More than a year ago
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I like the way you are teaching. help me to come there .
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By: Guest More than a year ago
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Thank you mr. lee
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By: Guest More than a year ago
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Very helpful video! It was great how it focused both on pronouncing the words and writing the characters! 谢 谢!Thank you! (and I really am vegetarian, so it was a good phrase for me to learn!)
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