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j89

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Q: Do you play any Chinese musical instruments?

8 years 49 weeks ago in Arts & Entertainment - China

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bansufan

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I play er hu. I learned to play back in United States. Wish I had the time to play here in China and there was a good teacher near me.

j89:

Awesome! I would love to learn er hu! but it is very difficult to find a good teacher who can speak English .

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I play er hu. I learned to play back in United States. Wish I had the time to play here in China and there was a good teacher near me.

j89:

Awesome! I would love to learn er hu! but it is very difficult to find a good teacher who can speak English .

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I play er hu. I learned to play back in United States. Wish I had the time to play here in China and there was a good teacher near me.

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Not well, but I am a beginner... Most people I know play a really good tune with the car horn. I am yet on the E-bike level.

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Good luck with that!

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