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Ep.194 ☕️ Bitesize Talks ☕️ Change of Seasons 換季

Ep.194 ☕️ Bitesize Talks ☕️ Change of Seasons 換季

Update: 2025-10-20
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Seasonal changes are especially noticeable in Taiwan! Sometimes you’re sweating one day, and the very next day you need a jacket. In this episode, Mindy talks about “換季 huànjì” (the change of seasons) — from reorganizing the closet, to tips for staying healthy, and her personal experiences of seasonal shifts in both the U.S. and Taiwan.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
– What “換季” means and how it feels in Taiwan
– Why people often catch colds during season changes (and some simple habits to avoid it)
– Mindy’s favorite memory of autumn in the U.S. vs. the warm spring sunshine she looks forward to in Taiwan

🗣 Listener Challenge:
Which seasonal change do you enjoy the most — summer to autumn/winter, or winter to spring/summer? Tell us on Instagram @bitesize.chinese!

☕️ About Bitesize Talks:
Welcome to ☕️ 𝗕𝗶𝘁𝗲𝘀𝗶𝘇𝗲 𝗧𝗮𝗹𝗸𝘀 ☕️ — a podcast series designed for A1–A2 level Mandarin learners who want a bit more challenge! Join Mindy and Joeru as they share casual, real-life stories in natural Mandarin, helping you grow your confidence one conversation at a time. 📱 Follow us on Instagram @bitesize.chinese or Facebook for this week’s key vocabulary and tips!

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Ep.194 ☕️ Bitesize Talks ☕️ Change of Seasons 換季

Ep.194 ☕️ Bitesize Talks ☕️ Change of Seasons 換季

Mindy Lin