Lesson Comments

In the past 2 or 3 years in China, what's considered as 帅/shuai4/handsome has moved from a man's man to a much more androgynous look (yes, that's a ma... Read more

I note that the husband uses "ai"4 爱 instead of "xihuan".  I thought a qing wen told us that "love" was not used for liking a food.  Read more

Changye I guess the 掉 is useful in any discussion of dinosaur eating habits, then lol. Thank you! The only other time I'd come accross 掉 used simi... Read more

I rarely post.  I just wanted to say that I appreciated this lesson. I would enjoy more lessons on Chinese literature...  My literary Chines... Read more

a1pi2, I'm hoping to get another year out of this old thing. As I said, it does most things well, so until it can't do most things, I will hold off re... Read more

kimiik, looks like pete's eclectic taste in music extends to Erin McCarley . Read more

We currently don't have a version of Skritter that will work on iPod/iPhone. It will be the most ultimate sweetness when we do, but we don't have the... Read more

That's a rather marvellous suggestion actually. I'd wondered if something like that could [be made to] happen. Some of his words in this lesson have t... Read more

Will there be a Skritter iPod app, preferably integrated into the Cpod vocab app? (As an aside for Cpod veterans: Maybe, this would have bazza return... Read more

Belatedly learning with dismay about this feature ending- I implore the editors to continue this exploration of classical poetry with Pete, by far one... Read more