Lesson Comments
Aha, great examples dunderklumpen, thanks! Really for my own reference: 穿衣服 chuān yīfu - wear clothes 穿裤子 chuān kùzi - wear trousers (pants!)... Read more
Partial repost from Ellie lesson "No Need to Take off Your Shoes": 穿衣服 chuān yīfu 穿裤子 chuān kùzi 穿鞋子 chuān xiézi 穿袜子 chuān wàzi 戴项链（耳环、... Read more
I see! Thanks rjberki. Read more
Aw, it's all right. It's better than slapping on those cheap "samurai" wigs isn't it? Read more
Gee, as a Japanese, this is the last thing I wanted to see in the World Cup. What a poor taste it is! Read more
I've noticed that a sea kayak (using paddle) is called 小船 when it's not moving on the beach and 小艇 on the water. I can see the logic here but it's dif... Read more
Sign at the Nanjing East Road subway station. wèile nín hé dàjiā de ànquán, qǐng jièshòu ānquán jiǎnchá. xièxiè! For your security and everyone'... Read more
Besides 赢，two other words can also mean "to win": 胜 and 败。 For example, 德国队大败澳洲队 means the same thing as 德国队大胜澳洲队。. Read more
glasses, hat, gloves, watch (and even condoms). Things worn on extremities maybe. 穿 chuan is used for clothes. Read more
Personally I would prefer samurai wigs, which seem to be more appropriate when rooting for "Samurai Japan"! Read more