User Comments - Aileen12

Posted on: Talking About Dates in Chinese

Like always, Constance and Finona have done a good job. There’s no mistake found in the video. And also they have gave us different ways to express similar idea, like 几月几号and 几月几日.Thanks

Posted on: Phone Numbers 电话号码/電話號碼 in Chinese

It's a very nice and practical video. Fiona and Constance have explained it in a nice way, and they also pointed out what a Chinese native speaker would do about this topic. 

Posted on: Asking Prices in Chinese with 多少

In 2:25, It's not really appropriate to translate "元" or "块" into " dollar", because it's RMB, not any kind of dollar. 

In 4:18, the number is "800", but the caption is "80". 

It's a nice way to explain how native speakers use numbers in daily life. But i think you should mention the difference between 1500, 1050 and also 1005. Because 1050 is 一千零五十, here, the end "十" shouldn't be omitted. 

Posted on: Introducing Measure Words 基本量词

We can use "件" for trousers, but the more common one is "条". 

This is an interesting video. Good job. 

Posted on: More Measure Words 更多量词

Fiona and Constance have done a good job to introduce measure words. 

In 11.14, you can also use "一部手机", which is more often used. 

The rest content is fine. 

Posted on: Counting to 10

The content is easy, but the way to teach is interesting.

Posted on: Learning Words with 可: 可爱 Kě ài, 可怜 kělián, 可怕 kěpà, 可疑 kěyí

This video is very interesting. Fiona gave us a new way to remember and understand this frame.

Posted on: 66 Enjoyable Characters with Joy #4

There are more common ways to say “week”, for instance, “星期” and “礼拜”.

The rest is fine.

Posted on: 66 Enjoyable Characters with Joy #5

nice video. Waiting for more to come.

Posted on: Chinese Idioms - Spiderwebs and Horse Tracks

In 1:36, Jenny pronounced “zhu” as “zu”. And I think it would be better if you explain the usage in details, like combining the context.