Lesson Comments
Is it just me or when the partier guy says "làzhú" the "là" sounds as first-tone "la"? I admit I don't have much other to worr... Read more
My take on laopo and laogong (and I have a chinese wife) is that they are equivalent to when married couples in the West, well the UK at least, use "h... Read more
@all I have often been told that everyone gets a year older at New Year. (The classic case being that a child born on New Year's Eve turns two the... Read more
Thanks all for appreciating the photos! Alice, I was kicking myself the other day for not mentioning this restaurant to you while you were in... Read more
I love this already, I am chinese but have grown up in US, my parents moved from china when I was 8. I want to learn more about our beautiful languag... Read more
Hi Simon, its 咯 (Lo) in this case not 了 (le). Lo is also a final particle that indicates something is obvious, if I understand it correctly. Read more
So what's up with the guy in the end of the dialogue pronouncing the "le" as "lou"? "Chi1 dan4gao1 lou!" Jenny, you do it as well when you read it. Is... Read more
Nobody in Taiwan says 一會兒見！ This guy must be from Beijing. But anyway, this is one of the best CPod podcasts (-: everything from Taiwan is gr... Read more
Alright, that's enough. We've all had our fun. Any more additions to this budding flame war will be removed. Remember that there plenty of Poddies... Read more
@chris spot on mate. the younger generation like to use the expression 宝贝儿 baby, babe. while 亲爱的 is as safe as houses, well some anyway ;-) t... Read more