Lesson Comments
oh no, 给同学面子 gěi tóngxué miànzi fail! I disgrace my people and culture. Read more
Oh no! spotting sarcasm fail! I disgrace my nation :-p Read more
(Changye is being ironic XiaoLiang! as he often is) And no, sports heroes in Japan have a hard life. We don't reward them enough at all. Read more
But then sports heroes in Japan can earn a living by coaching and from their fame. I should think Japan is substantially richer than North Korea, and... Read more
Hi pretzellogic Unfortunately, unlike North Korea, Japan is not rich enough to give a young soccer hero a lifetime pension and a luxury car. For th... Read more
Yea, all but 3 of their players are domestic. He's apparently the only member of the team to own a mobile phone. He also owns a car, and idolises Tupa... Read more
to my credit, notice how I at least managed to get his left foot off the ground....I nearly had him I tell you..... Read more
Konishiki (he's lost a lot of weight now thanks to surgery) in those days never had a view of anything below all that substance around the waist. Read more
I thought 托 means to lead/guide someone by the hand,and to support someone with your hands would be 扶. So why is it not 我会扶着你的 in the dialog? Read more
Hi Zhenlijiang, I guess you don't consider top sumo wrestlers as sportsmen. ;o) Read more