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In the grand scheme of things, I guess I didn't really expect a reply from Cpod. But remember, just because you like food lessons, doesn't mean that t... Read more
I tend to listen to the podcast but pause and listen again to the dialogue to try and translate it before John and Jenny give the translation. Then co... Read more
Thx. Bababardwan... but that does not seem to be it. you may refer to CP lesson: Newbie - Have you eaten? (A0389) - there also one person asks the oth... Read more
good question mate. I really don't know. Adding the le somehow sounds more natural. Maybe the stinky tofu is a good example. It may be one thing to ha... Read more
But why use guo and le together? I've never understood that one. Read more
I'll have a shot for you dimijis. to me "chi le ma" is just asking if someone has eaten something....like their dinner for example. Adding the guo... Read more
Can someone enlighten me about the difference between: 'chi le ma'and 'chi guo le ma' ? when to use the 'guo' and when not ? I was under the impress... Read more
CPod, This thread does not appear on the Conversations page, nor on the Dashboard, although it does appear on the RHS of the Lessons page. (I a... Read more
I haven't listened to that lesson dimijis. I don't think I'm in a position to explain it well. guo still seems to be an experienced action marker...so... Read more