Jenny, hi! Thanks a lot for the podcasts you've been cranking out lately. Doing a great job. However as a listener I got something to say.
First, I noticed that you are always rushing through your coneversations. No good!
Sec., You are not being spesific while explaining the new words; beating around the bush without getting to the point.
Third, while trying to get your point across to your listeners you and your american co-host don't seem to have the same point on the exact same word or situation. He is being left behind you are moving on with your catchy 恩 or 哦. For instance, on one of the podcasts that I ran across the other day called "Interveiw with the boss" right after John said “应聘 "to apply for a position"”, Jenny went like 恩，是的，“应聘” 是一个去找工作的人and .............应聘is a noun now. Seems like you guys don't do much of a prep before you turn on your microphones. And Jenny..........for a person who has got schooling in Astralia (and would please drop it already) und her belt, your English is fairly mediocre.
As for John, he doesn't seem to be perceptive enough, very slow, not clicking too much with the hostess and the translation.............it must be some kind of chinglish and completely put one off.
Posted on: The Shanghai Literary Festival
August 5, 2010 at 4:51 AMJenny, hi! Thanks a lot for the podcasts you've been cranking out lately. Doing a great job. However as a listener I got something to say.
First, I noticed that you are always rushing through your coneversations. No good!
Sec., You are not being spesific while explaining the new words; beating around the bush without getting to the point.
Third, while trying to get your point across to your listeners you and your american co-host don't seem to have the same point on the exact same word or situation. He is being left behind you are moving on with your catchy 恩 or 哦. For instance, on one of the podcasts that I ran across the other day called "Interveiw with the boss" right after John said “应聘 "to apply for a position"”, Jenny went like 恩，是的，“应聘” 是一个去找工作的人and .............应聘is a noun now. Seems like you guys don't do much of a prep before you turn on your microphones. And Jenny..........for a person who has got schooling in Astralia (and would please drop it already) und her belt, your English is fairly mediocre.
As for John, he doesn't seem to be perceptive enough, very slow, not clicking too much with the hostess and the translation.............it must be some kind of chinglish and completely put one off.
Constructive critisism, guys! Nothing personal.