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I had to post this video... it's just awesome.
(video via ohmygawdlisa on tumblr)
Not exactly the best video for learning Chinese but you do get some practice when she's talking before each dance.
Can anyone pick up on what the dance is called in Chinese?
Would your friends would enjoy this video?
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Comment by Niel de la Rouviere on April 17, 2011 at 7:16pm
Comment by East Asia Student on April 18, 2011 at 3:27am Looks like the shuffle is called 曳步舞 - Drag Step Dance. Makes sense as a name. The text in the beginning of the video says 鬼步舞 (Ghost Step Dance), though. I'm wondering if there was some mix-up somewhere as the characters are fairly similar? Ghost Step Dance is a lot cooler to me! The girl definitely says 曳步舞 anyway.
Comment by Brandon on April 19, 2011 at 6:46am Yeah I'm not sure on the translation - I wonder if more than one dance step also. Speaking of which, this video of "school uniform brother" dancing the Melbourne shuffle is apparently also blowing up.
You can read translated comments on ChinaSmack, where I found this video.
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