Lesson Comments
Nope.. they are the same as if I were to ask my "mum" or my "dad" for something. I would say, "Mum, can I have some more food?" or "Dad, can you help... Read more
Wow I am so surprised to hear this personnal hygiene phobia about Chinese... especially their clothes... not having a dryer means that most let them h... Read more
In this expansion sentence: 上周 我们 给 福利院 的 小朋友们 送去 了 爱心 书包 。 Last week we sent backpacks to children at an orphanage to show we care. 1... Read more
bodawei, No, I don't just mean the traditional form. I may have the wrong take on this, but from what I read this 扈 referred to an old bamboo tool... Read more
Please stop there - don't add your message to any more threads. Further posts will not encourage anybody to correspond with you - they just make every... Read more
Baba 'seems to have come from 扈' Is it 扈 or 滬 （有三点？ ）You don't just mean the traditional form of the character? Read more
But do you do it yourself (the essential feature of a laundromat in the West) or does someone do it for you - that is the question. Read more
At 5m 19s David mentions the original name of Shanghai. Did anyone catch it? I think it's “申【？something】沪...so I'm particularly unsure of the... Read more
At 5m 19s David mentions the original name of Shanghai. Did anyone catch it? I think it's “申【？something】沪...so I'm particularly unsure of the... Read more
Here in Montreal, Canada... and many other places in Canada, laundromats are everywhere. Reason: most buildings/apartments were built before the inven... Read more