Lesson Comments
"The good thing is that no matter if you keep your mouth shut or say random things to strangers, you'll be seen as 'strange' anyway - being a foreigne... Read more
Jenny employs, almost in the end of this lesson, around time 16:30, an interesting expression “ 不干不净吃了没病” which could be roughly... Read more
那不一定，要看情况。我想，如果你偶尔用，不是每天随便用到像”难道...吗？”的反问句，那该就没问题。但是，话说回来，如果你说反问句，甚至到说个不停，那也很有可能会引起人们对你的不好反应，也会让你显得很”stuck up“。 Read more
@adamplax - dude, the list you mention is pretty much how Chinese people start conversations. The best bet is say something really obvious - like 下雨了... Read more
good to know mate, thanks. Read more
Still in Beta, yes, but version 7.0 came out within the last week and I am now using it. It's bug-free, as far as I can see (unlike earlier versions). Read more
I agree lesson is simple but very helpful - I was a bit confused about the pronounciation of 哪 Read more
I have travelled with my parents extensively throughout China. They are both in their early-70s and have a Victorian 老人证 Seniors Card (Victoria is a s... Read more
I find talking about food is a great way to continue a conversation, especially if you're already past the 你吃饭了没 part of it. I think many Chinese peop... Read more
yeah i recognized it right away also. Read more