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Great job! I'm Narai, a Chinese teacher in China. It's time to learn vocabulary about time. Up until now, we've been practicing patterns like "I did this and that." And by doing that, we've been increasing our vocabulary, right? Today, before we delve into where to put the punctuation when talking about time, let's first look at how to say things like "today," "tomorrow," and "yesterday." You'll be able to read the minds of Chinese people who look forward to a bright tomorrow. May your tomorrow always be bright! Add more oil! ^^ ** Discounted sale on existing bound textbooks Level 1+2 (while supplies last) ** https://smartstore.naver.com/chinalai... 🍉🍉🍉 Video lectures to study with the textbook [Chinarai Chinese Conversation Levels 1+2+3+4] (Video lectures are identically designed to study with the textbook) https://www.airklass.com/page/chinalai 🍈🍈🍈 [Chinarai Chinese Conversation Levels 1, 2] Kyobo Bookstore Link https://product.kyobobook.co.kr/detai... 🍈🍈🍈 [Chinarai Chinese Conversation Levels 3, 4] Textbook Inquiries [email protected] (Only available to Air Class video purchasers) https://blog.naver.com/chinalai/22378... 🍰🍰🍰 [Chinese Grammar + Writing to Get You Speaking] Kyobo Bookstore Link https://product.kyobobook.co.kr/detai... 🍎🍎🍎 Narai's blog is here! https://blog.naver.com/chinalai #ChineseWords #ChineseWriting #ChineseToday