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有时候我觉得I-phone就是天下最佳的手机,质量好,外观漂亮,风格很特别,还有功能非常多,不过它有个致命的缺点,它没有键盘,因此我选了个 G-1。说实话,我到目前为止对我的 G-1 可真爽啊!我被打死也不买一个 I-Phone,没有用!我的 G-1 足够我的需求喽!
OK...我承认,我一直很后悔我目光短浅的买这个破手机嘞!这里有没有人想要出手一个 I-Phone 呢???
@xiaohu, 我的I-phone有三个功能,1.打电话 2.发短信 3.拍照。没了!对我来说,它是很大的浪费呢!
This needs to be an intermediate or upper intermediate lesson.
thanks for pointing this one out pretzell.Maybe,as tech changes so fast,they could do one at one of those levels where someone is trying to decide between an iphone and an android.Should provide plenty of material to discuss the pros and cons of each when comparing.
baba, your scenario makes sense. I was also thinking that an iPhone discussion is good free marketing to tech savvy 20-30 somethings interested in learning Chinese.
I recently studied/am studying this lesson. I like it because, one, it gives lots of good, unfamiliar (to me) descriptive terms/俗语 and, two, because it lacks English translations. The lack of translations (including the pop-ups) makes you work and, IMO, learn more.
Still, an Intermediate-level would make it more accessible. Not only that, but... 4 Gig? C'mon man.
tvan, a while after I posted this, I was thinking also that it would have been better to say, we need another lesson similar to this one (I think) on the iPhone. This lesson requires too much work for me to translate, but for advanced learners, it's probably really helpful. In fact, i'd probably think it was just right. But i'm at a level now where I need translations. Selfish I guess, but do hope that others find translations helpful. I suspect that most of the poddies aren't at upper inter or above, but I don't know.
pretzellogic, yeah, no disagreement. An updated lesson at a lower level would be good. They could debate Android v. iPhone v. iTouch, etc. (Though China's government doesn't seem to like Google much these days.)
Also, this lesson only had pinyin popups on the dialogues and expansion. The older lessons list fewer vocabulary terms, so it's pretty much sink or swim. Still, re: translations for Advanced Lessons, it seems to me that lessons should cater to the level for which their written, not the community at large. My opinion.