Lesson Comments
what the appeal for her in watching him play basketball is, I don't know. You'd think he'd have a better date on offer for her. I guess at that age th... Read more
I call flip flops thongs. Read more
谢谢你。我要听那集呵。附带，“小姐” 是不是一点儿古老的？ (and, yes, I *do* know how to spell China. I just don't know how to proofread, apparently.) ;) Read more
ah yeah, just listened... classic. Great dialogue. :) Read more
oh man, John makes me feel old when he says that the saying "be there or be square" is outdated. I'd still be half inclined to use it, but sort of jok... Read more
In Shanghai, we call older women "阿姨/āyí/auntie" and they won't think you are calling them nannies. You can call older women "师傅/shīfu" if they work i... Read more
What is a more polite version of "你有什么事啊“ to use with people we're less familiar with? Read more
挤死了 jǐsǐle crowded 热死了 rèsǐle hot (temperature) 烦死了 fánsǐle troubling/annoying 吓死了 xiàsǐle scared to death 饿死了 èsǐle Starving 气死了 qìs... Read more
must say, I prefer this bujianbusan though anyway. A more useful expression, and very apt for a crowded place. Read more