Lesson Comments
I never noticed before, but when Connie pronounces Feng (as in Lei Feng) she actually says "FONG" rather than "FENG". I notice Cantonese speakers ofte... Read more
So true. Its a little ironic that people benefiting from chinesepod are complaining about the loss of physical book stores. Traditional authors and... Read more
I prefer the iPad over the kindle, as you can read eBooks from providers other than amazon just by installing new apps. Read more
Looking forward to a future where trees aren't cut down to make books thats for sure! Bring it on I say. Read more
Great lesson. The words I already know, but spoken at better faster speed! More of these please! Read more
I think there is something wrong with the search for this lesson. If you type同时 it can be found, but if you type 同時, it doesn't come up. Either way... Read more
問題在括號里: @10:06 让它们 ” 自己去跑啊,自己去吃啊 ” @13: 22 对这个把,不是那个 ”ba zu zi” 的把 @13:... Read more
very good lessons indeed. i would like to hear the discussion of when and how to use 的,地 and 之 in your next 请问 Read more
I wish you would have at least have the list of all the vocabs mentioned in the BST program. It's will definitely help expand the students' word power... Read more
Actually, I should have said the Cantonese pronunciation of Mandarin "FENG" sounds more like "FOONG". Read more