<![CDATA[Comments on: Jason and Sarah]]> 2009-11-28 18:00:00 <![CDATA[By: bababardwan]]> Cool,2 intermediate lessons..nice unexpected surprise.

hehe...I loved Sarah's "or am I?" comment,and then her ducking off mid programme.It kinda reminded me of the Leadside episode of Get Smart "I can run but I can't walk".Jiayou Sarah. :)

Welcome Jason.Gotta dig out that Saturday Show yet.Does CPod not have it in the archives for us? Could serve as good inspiration.

]]> Cool,2 intermediate lessons..nice unexpected surprise.

hehe...I loved Sarah's "or am I?" comment,and then her ducking off mid programme.It kinda reminded me of the Leadside episode of Get Smart "I can run but I can't walk".Jiayou Sarah. :)

Welcome Jason.Gotta dig out that Saturday Show yet.Does CPod not have it in the archives for us? Could serve as good inspiration.

]]> <![CDATA[By: mikl124]]> Big props to Jason.  I've been diggin the translations this last month. Really hitting the mark! Keep up the good work and don't slack on the 二锅头!  Actually, speaking of that devil in a green dress, I'd like to suggest doing a lesson specifically on 二锅头...who's with me?! 

]]> Big props to Jason.  I've been diggin the translations this last month. Really hitting the mark! Keep up the good work and don't slack on the 二锅头!  Actually, speaking of that devil in a green dress, I'd like to suggest doing a lesson specifically on 二锅头...who's with me?! 

]]> <![CDATA[By: xiaophil]]> 大急流城加油！

]]> 大急流城加油！

]]> <![CDATA[By: doodlemonster]]> 你好 Jason and Sarah! You guys have the best job in the world! Wish I could do what all you guys do at ChinesePod >.< Maybe one day when I've actually finished school and learnt a wee bit more Chinese! hehe ^.^

Good luck to you both, Jason and Sarah! ^.^

]]> 你好 Jason and Sarah! You guys have the best job in the world! Wish I could do what all you guys do at ChinesePod >.< Maybe one day when I've actually finished school and learnt a wee bit more Chinese! hehe ^.^

Good luck to you both, Jason and Sarah! ^.^

]]> <![CDATA[By: JasonSch]]> @bodawei:

Thanks! I can't seem to find it actually. I'll ask around in the office tomorrow. 

@mikl124:

Thank you! Means a lot. Oh 二锅头...

@xiaophil:

Oh yeah!

@doodlemonster:

Thanks for the support! I agree. It's a super cool job. :) Make sure to drop by the office next time you're in Shanghai. 

 

]]> @bodawei:

Thanks! I can't seem to find it actually. I'll ask around in the office tomorrow. 

@mikl124:

Thank you! Means a lot. Oh 二锅头...

@xiaophil:

Oh yeah!

@doodlemonster:

Thanks for the support! I agree. It's a super cool job. :) Make sure to drop by the office next time you're in Shanghai. 

 

]]> <![CDATA[By: JasonSch]]> Oh and by the way!

]]> Oh and by the way!

]]> <![CDATA[By: xiaophil]]> Haha, that reminds me.  I have been wanting to buy a high five shirt.

]]> Haha, that reminds me.  I have been wanting to buy a high five shirt.

]]> <![CDATA[By: RJ]]> Welcome aboard Jason.

btw - before he notices, you called bababardwan bodawei. I know, all those Aussies run together but you might want to fix that. :-)

And Im from Ohio, if I was a college football fan that would make us rivals but since Im not, we are just neighbors.

What was the translation challenge Jenny mentioned that you and John discussed for 30 min? I want to prepare :-). Translations are looking good.

 

]]> Welcome aboard Jason.

btw - before he notices, you called bababardwan bodawei. I know, all those Aussies run together but you might want to fix that. :-)

And Im from Ohio, if I was a college football fan that would make us rivals but since Im not, we are just neighbors.

What was the translation challenge Jenny mentioned that you and John discussed for 30 min? I want to prepare :-). Translations are looking good.

 

]]> <![CDATA[By: JasonSch]]> @rjberki

Ah! Thanks for noticing. (@bababardwan, sorry about that! B-name, both Aussies, both frequent commenters... oops ;) )

Ah, Ohio! Not a bad place in my experience. Like you, I'm not much of a college football fan. The rivalry is crazy though. I've seen people get heated all the way over here in Shanghai.

The word we were talking about is 上火. Check it out. It's a condition described in traditional Chinese medicine. It has to do with having too much 阳气. It may seem a bit particular, but all Chinese people subscribe to it and it actually comes up quite a bit. I remember, when I first heard it, I just assumed it was something simple like heartburn. Man, was I wrong.

(The lesson is about 火锅, too. A personal favorite! Mmm...)

Thanks for the support. :)

]]> @rjberki

Ah! Thanks for noticing. (@bababardwan, sorry about that! B-name, both Aussies, both frequent commenters... oops ;) )

Ah, Ohio! Not a bad place in my experience. Like you, I'm not much of a college football fan. The rivalry is crazy though. I've seen people get heated all the way over here in Shanghai.

The word we were talking about is 上火. Check it out. It's a condition described in traditional Chinese medicine. It has to do with having too much 阳气. It may seem a bit particular, but all Chinese people subscribe to it and it actually comes up quite a bit. I remember, when I first heard it, I just assumed it was something simple like heartburn. Man, was I wrong.

(The lesson is about 火锅, too. A personal favorite! Mmm...)

Thanks for the support. :)

]]> <![CDATA[By: RJ]]> Jason,

Ah, thanks. Eat "warm" food in the winter kind of thing. I love Hot Pot. Why do you think there are no Hot Pot restaurants in the US? I wonder if its a legal liability thing, or just that there is no percieved demand.

 

]]> Jason,

Ah, thanks. Eat "warm" food in the winter kind of thing. I love Hot Pot. Why do you think there are no Hot Pot restaurants in the US? I wonder if its a legal liability thing, or just that there is no percieved demand.

 

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