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Posted on: What's in a name?
On February 01 at 6:36 PM by jbaldwi1

Feliz Año Nuevo! La buena fortuna y buena suerte! Read more

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On February 01 at 4:34 PM by chris.k

I think you're right (baba), and even those of us who aren't bilingual do it at least in one direction. If a Chinese friend asks me how to express a C... Read more

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On February 01 at 4:14 PM by lidilu

Something funny I heard about the word太太(I'm not sure if it's real or not): We know that the character '大' means 'big'. So people saw a big lake and c... Read more

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Posted on: What's in a name?
On February 01 at 4:10 PM by wangaimei

My English name is Amy King. My Chinese given name is a translitteration of my English first name: 愛美. My Surname has been translated to 王. The Family... Read more

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On February 01 at 3:56 PM by lidilu

The verb 靠 is very useful in this case. You can say 靠出口(chūkǒu-exit)的位子or 靠紧急出口(jǐnjíchūkǒu-emergency exit)的位子. Read more

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On February 01 at 3:23 PM by lidilu

没错,这个对话的场景是比较清晰的,但是有些词语的用法和搭配还是需要解释一下的. Read more

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On February 01 at 3:18 PM by lidilu

是啊,我同意John说的. 这个对话确实有很多的生词,有些还很书面化,我们日常对话不太会使用. 加油加油,继续努力!! Read more

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On February 01 at 3:17 PM by xiaophil

I haven't listened to this one yet, but I have listened to the last few previous to this one, and I will say that I think recently they have been exce... Read more

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Posted on: What's in a name?
On February 01 at 3:01 PM by cinnamonfern

When picking my name I decided against two of the options I liked because when I ran them through Google Images, one had a majority of pictures of a r... Read more

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On February 01 at 2:48 PM by ElijahW

This lesson still has the old exercises. Read more