Lesson Comments
Oh, I didn't know that was a mystery! Yes, I write the newsletter. :) Read more
Interesting lesson, as usual. But I'm a little bit confused : what is the difference between " 冤枉 yuānwang" and "诬赖 wūlài" ? Are they exchang... Read more
在 加利福尼亚,挺用词组的。谢谢。 Read more
Could the examples given in Qingwen lessons be added in the same way as the dialogues are in standard lessons, please? Read more
A sub-editor at The Age in Australia (our most prestigious newspaper?) had the headline 'Exploding watermelons rock China'. :) I guess the people in S... Read more
冤枉 means to wrong someone. It can be used for small matters. 怪 means to blame someone. These 2 words have different meanings. Read more
You can say 我被陷害了。/Wǒ bèi xiànhài le. Read more
mysteries and melons alright...they sound the pick of the bunch...can't wait for both, especially the former which i've been eagerly anticipating...tr... Read more
@bodawei: I agree about the watermelon. I was freaked out when my classmate commented about it while we were eating. But then I thought: "waterm... Read more