Lesson Comments
This is the 了 that indicates a change of state, not the past tense modifier. So it means that the person went from not knowing (state 1) to knowing (s... Read more
这是一个非常可爱的故事，但是我有一个关于逻辑的小问题 - 螃蟹怎么会摇摇头呢？;) Read more
玩儿/wán'r is still a lot more prominent in the North. It's also a generation thing. People in their 40's and above across China still speak somewhat ac... Read more
is it true that almost everywhere in China, including southern China, people say wár instead of wán for 玩 ？ Read more
第一个句子是：只要我们配合就能成功。（用"就"，不用"才"。"只要"跟"就"搭配，"只有"跟"才"搭配。） 其他的都正确。 Read more
可以说：字太多了，纸写不下了。 你做的饭太多了，这个盒子放不下。 Read more
The voice actors should read things the way they are written instead of adding "er" to words that don't have "er' on the transcript. We will pay more... Read more
Actually it is mentioned in the lesson that 知道 in this context means something like 'OK, got it'. Taxi drivers often say this after you give them dir... Read more
I have noticed a variation in a couple of lessons now which is a bit a confusing to me. In the podcast, xīngqī is clearly pronounced as I would expect... Read more