Lesson Comments
Or by purpose? Perhaps you'll never no! Haha Read more
The sentence 他今天有没有打电话给你？ in the expansion section is translated as "Has he called you today?" I assume because 没 in 有没有 indicates the past. How would... Read more
The Australian film "Tan lines" is translated as “晒日线” in Chinese, but I don't think it's commonly used in China. Read more
shusheng, As I said above I thought it was a really good question that I didn't know the answer to [so please don't store anything by my musings...... Read more
How to say "tan lines" in Chinese? I can't find it in any of the dictionaries I'm using. The women may shun tanning like the plague but men surely hav... Read more
I fully agree with xiao hu. You MUST make a habit of studying Chinese every day--- as a routine programme ---minimum for one hour. It could be reading... Read more
One of the reasons I really appreciate CPod is that every so often, some of the "things they never told you" pop up in a lesson. For instance, I never... Read more
Isn't the 尊敬 here a noun? So "受人+N" (?). But not sure.. Read more
To tell you the truth, I thought it was a bit weird too. I guess we ought to keep in mind that oral Chinese is much less concise than written Chinese... Read more