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Li Hui, Sizhe Feng, WANG CHENXIN, Lydia Lin, CUI Haotian, Xinyan H, Yameng Li, TIAN Qiu, Hangyu Zhang, Fuyu Kong, and 小 米

Topics Covered

  • Greetings and Self-introduction
  • Family Members and Different Jobs
  • Ordering Things and Making Payments
  • Dates and Time
  • Weather and Health
  • Directions and Plans

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