CantoMando Interview! Cantonese and Mandarin, why not both? | EP103

Episode 103 of the OUTCASTS the Podcast podcast, hosted by Outcasts the Podcast with Iasmin & Paji, titled "CantoMando Interview! Cantonese and Mandarin, why not both? | EP103" was published on February 15, 2024 and runs 50 minutes.

February 15, 2024 ·50m · OUTCASTS the Podcast

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While lots of people debate over Cantonese and Mandarin, Sheldon from @CantoMando learned to embrace both, also fun fact Sheldon's parents are from the 853! YES He's a Macau Jook Sing!!! PS. If you wanna improve your Cantonese while learning mandarin, DM @sheldonhoho on Instagram the word “OUTCASTS” 😏 cuz why not know both? Interested in learning Cantonese? Sign up to get updates on the Cantonese Mastercourse: https://www.cantonesebyoutcasts.com

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While lots of people debate over Cantonese and Mandarin, Sheldon from @CantoMando learned to embrace both, also fun fact Sheldon's parents are from the 853! YES He's a Macau Jook Sing!!! PS. If you wanna improve your Cantonese while learning mandarin, DM @sheldonhoho on Instagram the word “OUTCASTS” 😏 cuz why not know both? Interested in learning Cantonese? Sign up to get updates on the Cantonese Mastercourse: https://www.cantonesebyoutcasts.com

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