Lesson Comments
Saying "Why don't you eat and then come over?" is obviously what is needed here in translation if one keeps everything in the present. Then 'le' in M... Read more
I think that the phrase as it means zero points originated from baseball. For my part (Midwest US) I've only used "goose egg" as that big bump you ge... Read more
对话听不清楚的地方: 0039 很大的 guar 啊 606 还没被[伯乐]发现 - 难道是我在成语故事遇见过的伯乐? 903 一家都有[嘟囔着说出来什么]对吧:-) 1102 “忽略不计” 是个固定搭配吗? 1202 让人看了[pengbixie] 1233... Read more
最理想的護士應該有無限的耐心與愛心。 Read more
Thanks a lot; that clears it up. Read more
I've lived mostly in the Midwest and New England, but I can't recall for sure from which region I picked it up. John betrayed no knowledge of it, so... Read more
I like the mention of overlords in this lesson. 把那个词翻译成中文是霸主吧? Read more
I don't think you could get “Why don't you eat and then come over?" from 你怎么吃了饭再来?; I've never seen 你怎么+V? used to suggest that someone do something.... Read more